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...this has a manly, adventurous tang and the animals are so spirited and graceful that they merit every bit of superbly photographed film footage they get. When the beasts are off camera, the film is a beastly drag. Elsa Martinelli wants to be roped and wedding-banded by Wayne, but big John shies away from any species that a zoo will not buy. The other three white hunters follow the spoor of a comely teen-ager (Michele Girardon). Director Howard Hawks kids these silly romances, but two hours and 40 minutes among the wildebeests is apt to send moviegoers stampeding...
Therefore it is hardly surprising that she is equally at ease with Elsa Maxwell and Madame de Gaulle. And when the World Wildlife Fund set up the most glittering fund-raising dinner of the year in Manhattan last month, it enlisted Prince Philip of Britain and Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands, and asked Ceezee to be cochairman. She is so secure a member of International Society that she can afford to stay home, as she is doing this summer, simply because she feels like it. "For Ceezee there's no such thing as missing a party," said Vogue Editor...
Baroque Grotesque. For an estimated $1,300,000, the Salkinds gathered an international cast: France's Jeanne Moreau, Germany's Romy Schneider, Greece's Katina Paxinou, Italy's Elsa Martinelli, the U.S.'s Anthony Perkins. They left the rest to Welles...
...show was endowed with the New York City Ballet dancers, Narrator Laurence Harvey, and an impressive cast headed by Sebastian Cabot and Elsa Lanchester. But the main reason that Noah proved to be seeworthy was the buoyant artistry of two old collaborators, Stravinsky and Choreographer George Balanchine...
...spend to get attention. He cultivated Elsa Maxwell to make sure that he met the right people, kept a regular Monday-night box at the opera...