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...Nineteen dailies with a combined circulation of 5,800,000. He also owns Conde Nast (Mademoiselle, Vogue, House & Garden) and five television stations...
Married. Iva Sergei ("Pat") Voidato-Patcevitch, 63, president of Conde Nast Publications (Vogue, Glamour) and Manhattan Socialite Cheseborough ( Chessy") Amory, 50, his companion at many a charity ball over the past two social seasons; he for the second time, she for the fourth; in Manhattan...
Along with the overall gain, the statistics contained some interesting sidelights. Biggest individual ad-volume gainer was Conde Nast's House & Garden, which climbed 47%, to $8,165,669. As usual, LIFE led the field in total revenue, with $140,565,848, comfortably ahead of Look's $76 million and the Saturday Evening Post's $66.5 million. The Reader's Digest, which began accepting ads in its domestic edition eight years ago, maintained its steady ad-revenue growth by registering a 25% increase...
...invested in 1922 for a slice of the tiny, money-losing Staten Island Advance, he has spent some $122 million collecting properties that now include not only his newspapers but three radio stations, six TV stations and two magazine publishing firms, a 66% interest in Conde Nast and Street & Smith. By conservative estimate, these possessions are worth $250 million today. They produce a handsome annual gross in excess of $125 million...
Once a year the Newhouses fly to Europe, where Mitzi, in her new capacity as wife of the proprietor of Conde Nast, makes the rounds of the fashion houses and takes a certain satisfaction in the fact that the arbiters of style now employ models in her size (which is 3). Within three weeks her husband is bored, and they go home...