By 1976, he had already worked on magazines such as Rogue, Topper, Bachelor, Ace, Follies, Frolic, Gala, Tab, Vue, Jaguar, Duke, Stud, Escapade, Daily Girl, Caper, and Gallery, to name but a few. God knows, he had the experience and the track record. Peter Wolff was the brains behind Cheri magazine. They should not to be used or reproduced for any commercial gain. Publications are being shared here purely for the purpose of research. Magazines are fully searchable use the icon displayed in each magazine to search by keyword. If you are viewing on a phone, view in landscape orientation. Due to the fact that the magazines are scanned in high definition, allow time for each page to load. Check back for more digitized adult film magazines soon.Ĭlick on the covers below to access the full magazines. You can find The Rialto Report‘s growing collection of digitized resources by choosing Library in our site menu. These issues include articles and photo spreads with Annie Sprinkle, Marlene Willoughby, Vanessa del Rio, Honeysuckle Divine, Clea Carson, Jamie Gillis, Terri Hall, Jody Maxwell, Veri Knotty, a $1,000 ‘Blow Job Contest’, and much more. How did editor Peter Wolff go from launching a successful magazine to getting an issue of the magazine banned – and almost getting fired himself – within the first five months? The full story is revealed here. We continue our digitization project with the east coast film publication Cheri, looking at the birth of the magazine, and reviewing all the issues from 1976, its first year in business.
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