Let’s Make Dallas Even Better

D Magazine > 1978 > August

D 08 1978 Web
Subscribe

Music COWBOY IN MANHATTAN

By Michael Pellecchia | 42 years ago Fort Worth’s Delbert McClinton: a step ahead of his fame.

WINDFALLS

By Yvonne Saliba | 42 years ago

Travel UNCOMMON COMMONWEALTH

By Jerry Flemmons | 42 years ago Puerto Rico in the off-season: Only the prices are off.

Thumb Awards

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD

By Charles Matthews | 42 years ago The middle class is moving back to East Dallas - but what’s happening to the people who used to live there?

The Dallas Times Herald’s First Ladies of Fashion

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

THE DALLAS LOOK

By D Magazine | 42 years ago What Your Hairdresser Knows for Sure.

The Consumer GARDEN VARIETIES

By Jane Albritton | 42 years ago Freshness is the advantage at the Dallas produce markets.

The City BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD

By Charles Matthews | 42 years ago Architects are their own best publicists and poorest critics.

Roy Varrow’s Life Behind Bars

By A. J. Love | 42 years ago It was going just fine until he collided with downtown Dallas.

Puzzling CLONE OF CONTENTION

By Peggy Oglesby | 42 years ago

PUBLISHER’S PAGE

By Wick Allison | 42 years ago

A FAN FOR ALL SEASONS

By Tom Peeler | 42 years ago Not just for show, ceiling fans can save you money.

Movies THE PLOYS OF SUMMER

By David Dillon | 42 years ago Well, at least the theaters are air conditioned.

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

KERA ’Rent-a-Reporter’ Show Going Nightly

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

Is Bill Blackburn Just Another Pretty Face?

By Jim Atkinson | 42 years ago Does he want to be mayor? Is the Pope a Catholic?

Interest Groups Keep Tabs on Big Spenders

By D Magazine | 42 years ago Who’s loose with your tax dollars?

Food and Spirits DINING OUT

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

Eats is Eats & West is West

By David Dillon | 42 years ago The best ethnic food in town

Downtown’s Best Kept Secret: Rats

By D Magazine | 42 years ago Rodents like high-rise living

Bunnies, Cheerleaders Always Shake It Separately

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

Books NOW-AND-THEN READING

By Jo Brans | 42 years ago The mystery of Marseille, the clarity of Doris Lessing.

Arts and Entertainment PREVIEWS

By D Magazine | 42 years ago
Browse the archives