Word: cafee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Before a U. S. tourist can consume more than three saucers' worth of refreshment* at a Montparnasse cafe nowadays he is sure to hear something about Man Ray, a kinky-haired photographer who has become a leader of Paris's left bank intelligentsia. The first one-man showing of his prints opened at Manhattan's Julien Levy Gallery last week...
...poet returned forlornly to Paris, and spent the rest of his days between the theatre and the cafe. He belonged to the generation which had been born under the shadow of Napoleon, and he felt deeply the sickness of that century which seemed like a long anticlimax to the Napoleonic wars. A later generation, drawing a similar bitterness from a world in greater ruin, can find its mood already mirrored in the pages of his confessions and in his melancholy poems. The Vagabond will journey to Emerson 211 this morning and listen to a more critical estimate of Alfred...
...story is concerned with the old struggle between a woman and the sea for the possession of a man's heart. The man, Marius, is troubled by the added complication of having the blustering proprietor of a cafe for a father. The picture will be easily intelligible to those who have no knowledge of French. Tickets should be obtained shortly since even with extended showing "Le Million" and "Le Trou dans Le Mur" attracted more spectators than should be seated with the existing capacity...
...Gable. He rescues him from drowning, flies him back to the Saratoga, wrecks the plane and kills himself landing in a fog. Beery and Gable, particularly the former, give likable performances in the oh-yeah manner. Good shot: Gable and Beery coming to blows in a Panama cafe...
...Joan Blondell, in Penny Arcade, got him to Hollywood, which, since talkies, has been the final up-step for an actor's progress. Noted for his impersonations of unscrupulous and philandering heroes, he is less airy when out of the camera's eye. Recently in a Hollywood cafe he was roundly cuffed by Mrs. James Cagney for looking at another lady. Last autumn he won a celebrated salary argument with Warner Brothers. This is his first starring picture...