Word: carolled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Although The Third Man is not taken from one of Graham Greene's nastier novels, it is still hard to emerge from it without feeling shaken and upset. The reason is that Carol Reed, who directed it, is clearly a man of as little charity as Greene himself. Rather than resting content with what is, after all, a superb suspense story, he has chosen to exploit the resources of the novel's darker regions with a rather cruel thoroughness...
Ohauncy Steele, Jr. and Miss Carol Wright copped the Mixed Doubles title of the National Women's Indoor Tennis Tournament by defeating a very tired Paul Sullivan and his sister Jeanne 6-3, 3-6, yesterday afternoon on the Long-wood courts...
Today will see Paul Sullivan, a top Crimson competitor last year, and his sister Jeanne a Leslie College graduate, in one semifinal match, while Ted Weld is the Harvard half of a second team facing Chauncey Steels and Miss Carol Wright, singles winner of the 1960 Tournament...
...CAROL GOEPFERT...
...tragedy transpires in a cold-water flat, where a decent, hardworking, stupid stevedore (Raf Vallone), an immigrant from Italy, lives happily with his dumpy wife (Maureen Stapleton) and a nubile. 17-year-old niece (Carol Lawrence). While his niece was still a child, the stevedore loved her as a daughter. Now he desires her as a woman but he doesn't know it-partly because he is too stupid, partly because he is too weak to face the truth. If he faced it, he would have to give up his unnatural attachment to the girl, and this he cannot...