Word: cesare
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Hecht story concerns a tail-coat, bought from the tailor by Charles Boyer, and passing in turn to Henry Fonda, Cesar Romero, Charles Laughton, Edward G. Robinson, and Paul Robeson, ending up ingloriously on a scarecrow in a poor negro's corn patch. The coat brings happiness to some and serves as a jinx to others, but it travels merrily on its way, oblivious of all the trouble it is causing. The film is divided into five sequences, the first is marvelous, but by the end of the two hours, the audience is more than ready to say farewell...
...Avoiding historians, housewives and production difficulties, NBC has stuck to a weekly evening talk on historical backgrounds by an oldtime radio newsman, Cesar Saerchinger (Sunday 11:15 p.m. E.W.T...
Died. Marie Ritz, 75, operator of the Ritz Hotel in Paris for the last 40 years, widow of famed Founder Cesar Ritz, father of the 19 world-scattered Ritz luxury hotels; in Paris. She helped make the ritzy* Paris Ritz the best-known grand hotel to a generation of travelers...
Dead-pan Alice Faye shakes off her languor to give a reasonably presentable performance as a holidaying Manhattan salesgirl with a steamship agent (John Payne) and a Brooklyn Cuban (Cesar Romero) to see that she has a good time. She does...
...quite so good is the other picture of the week, "Tall, Dark and Handsome." That so-called lover Cesar Romero is the featured personage, in the part of a gangster with a feathery heart. His little country sunflower, Virginia Gilmore, pulls him back to the straight and narrow, but she can't do so with the picture...