Word: cleopatras
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...York Film Festival. With subtitles in a score of languages the film is presently touring the world. It is a sensitive story well told, and it is one more proof that fine cinema demands neither gargantuan budgets nor stunt men. May it live to laugh at Cleopatra...
...layers of overlapping eyelet ruffles. When you are hostess, wear evening skirts. Serve baked marrow bones. Appear in your own hair, because wigs have had it. So has LSD. Don't wear mink anywhere but to bed (sable is safe enough elsewhere), and don't ever mention Cleopatra...
...designed a new Baths of Caracalla, the manufacturers are sidling up to it-apparently inspired in part by the glimpses of Roman high laving indulged in by Cleopatra Taylor and Antony Burton in Shakespeare's latest spectacular. The Crane Co. has taken the plunge with a line of sunken tubs, dubbed the Marc Antony (6 ft. long and "rich in majestic beauty"), the Caesar ("once exclusive with emperors"), and the Centurion ("a masterful tribute to the mighty Roman legions...
...read what the characters are saying and I do not understand foreign symbolism. Also, it seems to me that if you can make movies on a cheaper budget, then they should be shown at cheaper prices. I don't mind paying extra to see Ben-Hur or Cleopatra because these are long epics that cost extra to make. But why pay extra to see Shoot the Piano Player or a movie about a kid's life in the London slums...
...E.S.T. on Oct. 6, CBS will have Liz Taylor to guide its TV audience through the city of London. Over at NBC, despair was setting in, and then the answer came. Against the world's best-paid movie star (a projected $7.1 million for Cleopatra), NBC will throw a special on the world's "best-paid" baseball player ($105,000 per season): San Francisco's Willie Mays, 32. But the move will not be enough to change at least one viewer's plans. "I know all about me," grinned Willie. "So I'm going...