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At this point they were interrupted by one of those female officials whom Millar always called "Intelligent Gentlewomen." Their voices "reeked of the Tightness of life, of tea in the nursery and snowmen with pipes in their mouths and Struwelpeter and Jemima Puddleduck. . . ." "It is rather a dreadful name," she...
Thérèse (adapted from Emile Zola's Therese Raquin by Thomas Job; produced by Victor Payne-Jennings & Bernard Klawans) is a dark brown, 19th-Century melodrama of crime and self-punishment. Thérèse Raquin (Eva LeGallienne), married to a stuffy, sickly, mamma'...
An underground Resistance leader, Charles Louis Barres, ascribed his escape from execution to Pátain's intervention. Blind septuagenarian General Emile Delannurien praised Marshal Pátain for protecting France in her dark hours.
At the first Quebec Conference (August, 1943), rugged Canadian Sergeant Major Emile Couture's job was to keep conferees supplied with stationery. It was also his job to pick up the unused paper when the Conference was over. One morning in the Chateau Frontenac he found a piece of...
Died. Paul Emile Janson, 72, Belgium's first Liberal Premier (1937-38) since 1884, Minister of Justice when the Germans invaded his country; in a prison camp near Weimar, Germany.