Word: boutonniere
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The principal character is given as much reality as the author allows by Mr. Norman Lloyd, whose interpretation of a difficult part leaves nothing to be desired, unless it be a coherence. His habit of addressing his remarks exclusively to his boutonnier considerably diminishes the effect of his fine acting...
Bald-headed Raymond Poincare's bristling white moustache and beard parted in a great smile last week as he moved about his country home Le Clos at Sampigny in the Department of the Meuse. For a long while he had been ill, but this, this news from Paris, was enough...
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