Description
Discover a piece of history with this vintage Newsweek Magazine from April 3, 1978, featuring the dynamic comedian Steve Martin on the cover. Dubbed "Comedy’s New Face," this issue encapsulates the unique humor and cultural shifts of the late 1970s. It showcases a variety of pressing national and international events, making it a time capsule of an era marked by change and innovation.
This magazine is not just a collectible; it is an insightful journey into one of America’s most beloved periods of comedy. As Steve Martin rose to fame, this issue delves into his impact on the comedic landscape, accompanied by beautifully crafted articles on topics ranging from politics to entertainment. Valuable for collectors, history buffs, and fans of vintage magazines, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the societal context of the time.
The condition of this vintage magazine is rated as Good, with all pages intact and light wear typical of its age. A protective plastic cover is included, ensuring its preservation for years to come. The exact item shown in the images is what you will receive.
Key Features:
- Cover Story: Discover Steve Martin’s rise in comedy and his influence during this pivotal time.
- National Affairs Coverage: Gain insights into President Carter’s significant policies and the prevailing legal cases of the day.
Add this iconic 1978 Newsweek issue to your collection today! Perfect for those who cherish vintage magazines, pop culture, and journalism history.
Contents – April 3, 1978:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS (Page 20)
- The Carter-Begin gap
- Carter’s trip to South America and Africa
- A surprise national health bill
- The Administration’s urban-aid “partnership”
INTERNATIONAL (Page 39)
- The Mideast: Operation Cease-fire
- Lebanon’s hapless refugees
- Italy’s trial by terror
BUSINESS (Page 52)
- The great Atlantic oil hunt begins
- Detroit fights the imports
