Sunday Times Magazine 9 November 1975 Quentin Crisp interview Vanderbilts Men at Bay Pt 3

Sunday Times Magazine 9 November 1975

A Family and a Fortune: the, second in our series on great American families the extraordinary Vanderbilts of Staten Island, by V. S. Pritchett. Page 20 

MAN AT BAY 
The final week in our survey of the male dilemma 'n Inter-national Women's Year. 
The Unequal Struggle: Rhona and Robert Rapoport look at the co-operation achieved and the tensions created among men and women at work; interviews by Moyra Ashford. Page 59 

Just the job: Jane Alexander talks to six men who have taken jobs traditionally associated with women; photographs by Peter Howe. Page 64

 A Way with Women: Donald Gould on the changing face of gynaecology a male-dominated profession dealing exclusively with women. Page 71 

Serious Views: the pick of two current London exhibitions featuring work by the world's best landscape photographers_ Page 74 

The Exhibitionist: The Naked Civil Servant, a dramatised biography of Quentin Crisp, will be shown on television next month. Mark Amory talks to Crisp and to the man who plays his part, John Hurt; photograph by Terence Donovan. Page 79 Chess by Peter Clarke; Bridge by Boris Schapiro; Mephisto Crossword. Page 90 

A Family and a Fortune: the, second in our series on great American families the extraordinary Vanderbilts of Staten Island, by V. S. Pritchett. Page 20