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... George Wimbledon and the way in which AnnaI>#J.lo, lulling that ohronically- inpbriato money-king to sloop with ong in the kitchen, extracts from his pockot J.wo bonds of hers worth untold American gold-- upon which he has advanced 700 dollar.? through ...
... old adage Love Conquers All. The poetic language verged on the pretentious at times, but was lyrical to an ear used to kitchen sink dialogue. The set was perhaps too fantastic but the production as a whole was superior to anything seen lately on our ...
... are ready for a swing away from this kind of thing. Speaking for my own sex, anyway, I would say please take us out of the kitchen and give us some glamour for a chance SUSAN KAY CAST Ada T .ark ins Peggy Mount Alf Larkins David A'ouofJ Osbert Rigby Soames ...
... the subject. Almost all the time we stayed within the enormous drawingroom, and her only mistake lay in taking us into the kitchen. Having once gone in there, it became notice able and odd that we didn't go into the garden and we didn't see any of the dramatic ...
... feu sceonds out of synch, now and its fans. Jimmy Nairn and Elaine Well' came in out of the cold or Thursday to talk about kitchens saifety in the home and mentally handicapped children, all worthy subjects in themselves but bes by far left to experts in ...
... frequently forced to believe that the BBC doesn't care too much about appealing to women, and would prefer us to stay in the kitchen together with Susan WurH anrl f r MARJORIE NORRIS If this is what Things from Outer Space look like, it's no wonder the Americans ...
... WHEN, in Dead Silence (ATV, September 10) the caretaker took to spying on the attractive penthouse tenant, later revealing a kitchen knife beside the gladioli, we knew we were in for a bit of suspense. When the object of his tions. Carol Shaw, played by ...
... had sired Raymond, a layabout, nicely characterised by Richard 4 O'Callaghan who, when the problem is discussed round the kitchen table, so rightly says, Bastardy for two generations! His disapproval is short-lived for he succeeds in making this a hat-trick ...
... not reckoned on the speed with which the trendy folk shift their affections. Uni forms with brass buttons, posters of Lord Kitchener, enamel adver tisements for Bovril, ihose are on the wane. The fad has moved on ten or twenty years and Cap tain Virgin is ...
... sane in a topsy turvy world, especially son Chris (John Neville) one of life's outs. who lived behind a curtain in the kitchen. Again, the play could have been about conformism and the deadly fate which befalls those who die before they die, to paraphrase ...
... Last week's hilarity was caused by the cooks attempting to escape in pig swill bins, and Clissett and Mills taking over the kitchens in their absence. Mills was sent shopping and came back with cocktail onions, chocolate covered ants and asparagus tips, ...
... to keep things moving. For example the washing and re-washing of the same plate, the morning after the night before in the kitchen scene. That was a gag that Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin used in the days of the silent movies. Only when they did ...