 | Playmate of the Month: Laura Misch, photographed by Richard Fegley Delta Lady | Meet Laura Misch, a New Orleans lovely who’s taken the Crescent City to her heart. Lucky New Orleans |
| Dear Playboy | |
| Playboy After Hours | |
| The Playboy Advisor | |
| The Playboy Forum | |
 | Playboy Interview: Mel Brooks | A candid conversation with the emperor of off-the-wall comedy |
 | Fiction: The Admiralty Spire | Dear lady novelist: How day you kidnap my past?, by Vladimir Nabokov, illustrated by Kerig Pope |
 | Personality: Jimmy Connors Against the World | So why is everybody rooting for the world?, by Peter Ross Range, illustrated by David Willardson |
 | Pictorial: Linda Lovelace for President | In her latest film, the star of “Deep Throat” does down in history as the nominee with the best pubic image, photographed by Ken Marcus and Charles W. Bush |
 | Article: Banks on the Brink | Bankers — those once good, gray, conservative souls — have been playing it fast and loose lately. That kind of thing takes money. They’ve been losing yours, by John B. Tipton, illustrated by Alex Ebel |
 | Article: Stress | Sure, you can handle taxes and divorce and muggers and inflation. Problem is you’re carrying around some fatally dumb glands that just can’t cope, by Stephen H. Yafa, illustrated by Martin Wanserski |
 | Modern Living: The Big Squeeze | A Knievel-type girl from Beloit got help from her friends in Detroit … they upgraded her leaping (Kept the Reaper from reaping) by shrinking their cars. How adroit!, by Brock Yates, photographed by Bill Arsenault |
 | Fiction: Goodbye, Bob | Art and Pat cordially invite you to a farewll gala for Bob — who plans to kill himself tonight, by Malcolm Braly |
 | Humor: Playboy’s Party Jokes |
 | Article: Going Down in Valdeez | There’re strange things done ‘neath the midnight sun by the men who toil for oil, by Harry Crews, illustrated by Chet Jezierski |
 | Attire: Fit to be Untied | No need to make every elegant outing a necktie party. Four ways to forgo the four-in-hand, by Robert L. Green, photographed by Oliviero Toscani |
 | Humor: The Cheaters | If all the misunderstood spouses were laid end to end, they’d love it!, by John Dempsey |
 | Parody: Working? | Studs Terkel’s big book showed just how much people like to talk about their jobs and how much they hate what they do. Studs might be a great interviewer, but he missed a few, by Laurence Gongales, illustrated by Ignacio Gomez |
 | Pictorial: The French Maid | Mon dieu! Show us the clod who said that service is a dying art, photographed by Richard Fegley |
 | Fiction: The Man under the Front Porch | He might have been reading the gas meter — except the gas meter wasn’t there, by Jordan Crittenden, illustrated by Elwood H. Smith |
 | Pictorial: Vargas Girl, by Alberto Vargas |
 | Ribald Classic: The Best of Both Worlds | From I Ragionamenti, by Pietro Aretino, retold by Phil Brown, illustrated by Brad Holland |
 | Accouterments: Gold! | For the first time since 1934, you can bank it or bury it — but you might as well have some fun with it, photographed by Don Azuma |
 | Article: Jazz & Pop ’75 | A look at the current music scene — plus the winners of the 19th annual Playboy poll and readers’ choices for the Playboy Jazz & Pop Hall of Fame and records of the year, by Nat Hentoff, illustrated by Larry Gerber |
 | Drink: Drinks that Made the Twenties Roar | Speak-easy concoctions from the days when booze was banned, by Emanuel Greenberg, photographed by Dwight Hooker |
 | Pictorial: Frank Gallo — Sexpressionist | One of America’s most sensuous sculptors turns his attention to matters erotic |
 | Playboy Potpourri |
 Alden Erikson |  Bernard Kliban |  Buck Brown |  Dink Siegel |
 Eldon Dedini |  Erich Sokol |  Francis Wilford Smith |  Gahan Wilson |
 Phil Interlandi |  Michael Ffolkes |  Doug Sneyd |
 Playboy Book Club ad |  Playboy Club ad |  Subscription ad (with Playmate Cyndi Wood) |  What Sort of Man Reads Playboy? |
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