March 1975

Articles

Regular Features
19Publisher's Letter
20Comment: An Open Line For Psl Readers
28Sandscript: The Girl Scout Cookie Agent
30Psl Informant: Facts For Observation, Speculation
32Around Town: Everybody Had A Ball Including The Hope Classic
61Lifestyle: A Soft, Beautiful, Natural Spring
64Gallery Scene: A Variety Of Exhibits In Local Art Centers
65Fashion: Swinging Full Circle
72Art: Hugo Hermann, James Coignard: Outstanding Exhibits At Horizon Graphics
74Art: Diego Rivera: Sketches And Watercolors, Never Before Shown, At Lewin Galleries
76Art: Red Skelton: Paintings By America's Beloved Clown In Premiere Exhibit At Cove Galleries
81Palm Springs Life's Guide: Where To Go, What To Do
121Villager Revisited: Desert Circus Parade 23 Years Ago
122Close-up: Dr. Augustus B. Kinzel, Allan S. Reichle
124My L.a.: A Few Slices Of Culture From "out There"
128Raising A Racquet: The Davis Cup Pride Of Mexico
135Films: Arthur Rubinstein Provides Lavish Feast In Superb Documentary
137Books & Authors: Elia Kazan Life's Understudy?
146Stocks: Which Investments Should Inspire Us Now?
147Astrological Forecast: Mysterious March
148Real Estate Bazaar: For Land's Sake
150Shoppers Bazaar: For Gifts And Personal Pleasure
Special Interest
56Golf: A Tale Of Two Classics Bob Hope And American Airlines
132San Diego Scene: Food For Thought At La Costa And Del Mar
140Ernst Krenek: Year-long National Salute To Noted Composer
143The Avocado: Newest Lure To Gentlemen Farmers

ABOUT THE COVER: Springtime on the desert is a riot of brilliantly-hued wild flowers. Witness the encelia farinosa, more commonly known as the incense bush. This plant has daisy-like flowers and gray foliage, is dome-shaped and grows to six or eight feet in diameter. Photographer Rob Maher found this one blossoming along South Palm Canyon Drive.

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