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Malle is too tough-minded to grant Lucien similar privileges. Though he flees the Germans, there will be no es cape for him. The events in which he co operated so callowly return to savage him. Throughout, Malle has implied that occupied France was full of Luciens of every age. There were so many, we may assume, that no allowances could be made for youth, and no credit given for the possibility of change...
Tennis Champs Jimmy Connors, 22, and Chris Evert, 19, may have played their last love match. Last week the fiancées were in different parts of the U.S., he in California, she in Texas, and their much celebrated wedding-to-be was postponed. Chris's father said: "They might get married in December or next year or a year from now." But the romance seems to have shaken Chrissie's game. After winning 56 straight matches, she has been beaten two times running by Australian Star Evonne Goolagong and rumors persist that Jimmy's mother, Gloria...
...remote bureaucrat. But he set the country on its ear at his very first presidential press conference, declaring: "I aim first of all to dust off the republic." That is precisely what he has done. From his low-keyed inauguration and his subsequent stroll along the Champs-Elysées, Giscard has launched an all-out effort to stamp his presidency as young, relaxed, liberal and open...
Like an Oriental scroll painting that sees the light only when its owner wish es to enjoy it, K'ang-hsi's words and sentiments have hardly faded with the years. A man achingly alive to art and nature, he wrote of the exhilaration of fine horsemanship and of his prowess with the bow and fowling piece. He combined his travels and hunting with military exercises, forging a large, disciplined army of mounted archers that proved itself in the rebellion and civil wars that plagued the middle years of his reign...
...work by Laszlo Kovacs. This current adaptation (turned out under the auspices of the Reader's Digest) represents at least the fourth effort to bring Huckleberry Finn to the screen, and once again Huck has been smothered by the pasty good taste from which he always tried to es cape. There is no reason why a funny, fierce movie could not be made from the book. For the present, though, you still do not know Huck and Jim with out you have read a book by the name of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn...