Wayne Hunt in Grecian Guild

WAYNE HUNT, in AMG photo XNI-BO.
Wayne Hunt photographed by Bob Mizner for AMG, published in Grecian Guild.
Wayne Hunt photographed by Bob Mizner for AMG, published in Grecian Guild.
JERRY JENSEN & WAYNE HUNT. Jerry is 20, 5'11, 180 lbs, lives In Florida. Plays football, boke fought professionally in B.W. 1. Additional duals of Jensen & Hunt on pages 1,2, & 3 of XN13 sched- uled for release Nov 15, 1958. Catalog XN will have 12 pgs or more. This Is AMG photo XNI-M. AMG 1834 W 11th st L.A. 6, Calif. TO WHAT EXTENT SHOULD PHYSIQUE PHOTOGRAPHERS CONFORM? Brilliant psychologists have pointed out that in America and many other countries as well there is today an almost pathological urge to conform In almost every phose of life, and some of them frankly suggest intelligent revolt. Certain preudo-moral taboos greatly limit the expression of physique photographers. There are various pressure groups which object to physique books solely because of the degree of nudity involved. In contrast, certain Los Angeles dealers refused to handle our Winter 57 edition of Physique Pictorial because the subjects on the cover were in clothes-- and "why couldnt we conform to the accepted standard and keep our covers on standard physique poses"2 No matter how willing one is to conform he will always displease some people anyway. Conformity is as dangerous to a society as cancer is to a body (unless of course one considers the societies of ants and bees to be an ideal goal to strive for). In our own field of physique photography we see no reason why conformity is either necessary or desirable, We do consider it pru- dent that all workers In this field avoid entanglement with the various laws which forbid the display of genitalia, pubic hair, Implied fornication etc., and we feel they would be wise to stay well on the sofe side of the border area of picturizations which might too easily lend themselves to misinterpretations. But some laws and their enforcements attempt to cover such a vague field as to forbid almost any picture that a prurient minded person by stretching his Imagination might read something Into As to standardization of physique poses, we consider it high time they become unstandardized. What was good enough for grandpa lent good enough for us. Each physique artist should be able to express himself the way he desires to. In the case of Physique Pictorial, even if it means having circulation go down to a mere subsistence level we will not accept the dictates of newsdealers, pressure groups or others who would force us l.canfora... AMG 1834 Wt 11th Street Los Angeles 6, California has some valuable coupons for you offering you free color viewers, slides, photos, etc. Send 10c for coupons and 8 page Illustrated Bulletin 53. (You may claim the 10c as credit on your first purchase of $3 or more). Page 15
ART SECTION The Art Section of Grecian Guild PICTORIAL serves as a ready reference for artists not employing live models. It is designed to depict the male physique in various positions of both relaxation and strain. This section also provides inspiration to bodybuilders who seek to develop an ideal physique by showing what others have achieved through exercise. Artists find poses showing the human body in positions of strain and in contact with each other of particular value. This photo is by Athletic Model Guild. The models are WAYNE HUNT and TONY D'ARTEGA. - 17 -
WAYNE HUNT 23 5'11 160 lbs waist 29, bleeps 15 Currently studying acting, he loves anything to do with theatre or movies. Hos produced a number of "home mo vies himself. He is currently working with AMG on a physique movie he has written and in which he will star entitled "Sailor on the Beach This is AMG photo XNI-CQ. The picture was taken on Infra-red film which gives a strange, interesting-- not always flottering affect to the body--actually, infra-red film shows you the layer of skin just below the top sur- face--veins are emphasized- it is most useful in medt- cine, Additional infra-red shots of Wayne are found on page 7 of catalog XN13 scheduled for release: November 15, 1958. A. M. G. 1834 W 11 St. L.A. 6, Calif. Letters from Readers: MORE ABOUT IGNORING THE CENSORS. "Even though you refused his coution you should give careful consideration to the advice of JS in your last issue. When you scream so loud at the censors you only give them a better target to aim at. By actively fighting cen- sorship you only tend to allenate people. Besides, you should realize that our government officials always know what is best for us." AT Chgo III. ....Editor's note: Canada is one of the countires in which anti-censorship groups have been virtually absent. While complacent Canadians have been "Ignoring the problem zealous Mrs Grundys have been successful In banning from sale many books we in the US take for granted. Canadian cus- toms refuse to admit any health books showing the human form labelling them "obscene". It is our belief that strong groups such as American Civil Liberties Union, The Quakers and others who fight oppression have been responsible for preventing destructive censorship in the U.S. AMG FILM, "BROTHER CINDER-ELMER TO BE REVIEWED IN SUMMER 58 PHYSIQUE PICTORIAL. "Brother Cinder-Elmer" borrows half its plat from the clouds "Cinderella" and the other half from "Street Fight" (see page 30 of this book). Younger brother Jim is given all the household dirty work to do, and his lazy older step-brother Don even forces him to do such humiliating tasks as to wash his feet when he showers. Jim is uncomplaining until one day Dan gives him a particularly cruel blow for breaking a dish. He packs his belongings and begins to leave, and when Don tries forcibly to stop him a battle begins. Though Don is twice his size Jim gives an excellent accounting for himself. In the heat of battle, Jim grabs a plaster liger and hits Don on the head with it and feeling he may have killed him grabs up his clothes which were torn off in the struggle and turns to flee. In our Summer Issue the picture will be illustrated, and the plot further explained, Page 14
WAYNE HUNT 23, 5'11 160 lbs waist 29 biceps 15, of Glendale Coliformia. Is an actor. We made a movie once with Wayne and another fellow (Danny Peppler), and the film was to be entitled "Danny and the Muscle Meman". However Eastman Kodok claimed that two reels were lost and since these were just dropped in their receiving slot without getting a receipt, there was nothing we could do about It, But if enough people ask, we might release the incomplete film. For a number of reasons it would be impractical to attempt to finish the film again. This is AMG photo XN-T-BV. If you are trying to figure out a meaning for It, don't bother. We just happened to have a ship's clock and Wayne stuck it in front of him for the sake of symmetry. If you can figure out some Freudian meaning, please let us know. Incidentally, there are 15 catalog pages of Wayne Hunt at $1.50. Includes many excellent duals. 30 MET FOR DEMITRIUS On your left Scene from "Gift for De- mitrius Boris Demitroff defies his father (John Krivos) who is about to whip the slave boy (Jerry Lewis). Tómm $17. 8mm $11. This is AMG still photo num- ber WF-IT-E. 4 catalogs of stills: 60c. On your rights Scene from "Slave Mar- ket" Reed Phippen (the slavemaster) offers young Ray Fowle for sale and the young nobleman (Don Mc Connell) appears willing to buy. Film is approxlately 12 minutes. Price at this time (subject to rise later) $17 for 16mmm $TT for 8mm. This is still photo WQ-6-H. Other stills on pa 18 of WQ13: 15 cents.. SLAVE MARKET
"WAYNE HUNT has a tremendous upper body without being pendulous like some musclemen. Well knit, I'd say. Yet, I think I'd prefer oh yes, Athletic Mod- el Guild took the picture."

“WAYNE HUNT has a tremendous upper body without being pendulous like some musclemen. Well knit, I’d say. Yet, I think I’d prefer oh yes, Athletic Mod- el Guild took the picture.”

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