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