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... there, seem to have had their effect on he priest, for at the formida >le ceremony where he is create 1 a Cardinal Mr. Tryon speaks up in favour of religious e ad political freedom and thov gh I rather gathered his wo ds were addressed to his hone- land ...
... He proposes to the ravishing Swedish au pair girl (Froken Karin Veseley) who lives with the family, but as she doesn't yet speak a word of French, she doesn't know what he's talking about. (In my experience, a Swedish girl would recognize a proposal in ...
... who is running out of cheeri- ness, there are the following funnies a batch from Penguin, The Jenquin Pennings (3s.) that speaks for itself, Brock- hank (4s. 6d.) who is super at cars, HofTnung who was expert at musical instruments and the bizarre persons ...
... on galleries ROBERT WRAIGHT TOWARDS PLAIN SPEAKING Last April, when The Studio celebrated its 70th birthday, it published many eulogistic mes sages from leading figures of the art world. Most of these leading figures were old men and they paid tribute ...
... killed by the fling ing of a stray stone before she speaks the words which could set him free from his obsession. Here we have an incompre hensible and therefore, I think, a weak situation dramatically speaking, since there is no valid reason why any of these ...
... so on. The dialogue has the waspish, lethal economy of Miss Comp- ton-Burnett's, and like that lady's, too, one character speaks very much like another. I much enjoyed this novel for its cool compassion and its evident enormous good sense; it is also ...
... groans. This is c e occasion on which one co d question Dr. Johnson's p nouncement that the Irish e a fair people: they ne 3r speak well of one anothe Mr. Leonard has done rat 3r better than that. on plays Norman Rodway as Billy and Marius Goring as Teddy ...
... two gags in Holly wood comedies of which I am heartily sick. The first is that old thing about a household help who doesn't speak a word of English and to whom every request must be made in mime. The second is the rampant detergent-suds joke (first seen ...
... bribe and a faked knock-out. After this follows what is by far the most effective and memorable part of the play dramatically speaking: a fast moving, brilliantly directed prison sequence which seemed to me more authentic than anything of the kind that I had ...
... impeccably played by Mr. Charles Heslop and Miss Sylvia Coleridge who, between them, can have put fewer feet wrong, theatrically speaking, than anyone since Ronald Squire and Ellis Jeff reys. In their very different styles they have in common the art of timing ...
... : I am Greek by blood, Turkish by birth-- and American because my uncle made a journey. mom me tone 01 voice in wmcn he speaks that last bit one rather feels he is a grateful nephew yet the portrait he paints of the relative who made it possible for ...
... switch in natures, and with great subtlety David Warner marks the mutations. Mr. Roy Dotrice is a majestic John of Gaunt, speaking his great England speech with an intense feeling rather than declaiming it as the great passage of poetry that it is. He ...