October 1969

Articles

Regular Features
6Publisher's Letter
8Comment: An Open Line For Psl Readers
14Psl Informant: Notes For Observation, Speculation
25Cartoons: Rovinsky's Palm Springs
44Beauty: After Summer Suntan, Skin Needs Pampering
54Films: Recording The American Dilemma
60Shoppers Bazaar: For Gifts And Personal Pleasure
62Art: Gallery Scene: Variety Of Exhibits On View
63 Art: Andres Ortega; Humberto De Poliolo: The Painstaking Art Of Venetian Chinese
65 Art: Artis Lane: An Impressive Career In Portraiture
67 Art: R.c.gorman: Neo-primitive Paintings Embrace Two Worlds As One
1APsl Guide: Where To Go, What To Do
70Travel: Portugal, Modern Beauty And Medieval Charm
Special Interest
18Desert Living: Arthur Elrod's Spectacular Palm Springs Home
26Around Town: Nobody Can Define The Season, But Woops, Here Comes Another One!
45Andreas Hills: An Exciting New Desert Community
57Stock Market: Introducing A New Palm Springs Life Feature
75Football, The Crippler: Former Gridiron Ace Tackles Conduct Of Today's Murderous "game"
79Horoscope: Another New Palm Springs Life Feature

ABOUT THE COVER: Radiating a spaciousness to match that of its magnificent view, the home of Arthur Elrod, AID, nestles in splendor in the excavated rock of a splintered desert ridge - if a 5,700-square-foot house can be said to "nestle". Built specifically for the desert, the residence is much more than the sum of its materials and site. Dramatic, charged with surprises, frankly self-indulgent, consummately finished and elegantly appointed, Elrod's elegant eyrie might well be called the ultimate Palm Springs house. For details, see pages 18 through 23.

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