Word: hatting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...written essay, showing concisely the unhealthy state the United Nations now finds itself in. But even in this position of weakness, the U.S. must not abandon this world organization which, as the late Eleanor Roosevelt said, "is the only place in history where the whole world has hung its hat and gone to work on the common problems of mankind...
Griffith's generosity worries his co-manager Howard Albert, owner of a ladies' hat factory where Emile worked - as a "feeder" for the assembly line -before he took up fighting. Emile has a "spending problem," says Albert. He's made close to $750,000 in 50 fights, and he's spent it, on other people. Griffith shrugs. After all, he does own a 1965 Lincoln, "a lot of clothes," and 15 pairs of shoes. "I'm all right," he says. "And I enjoy taking care of the family...
...eyed young wife (Jane Fonda) glances at the would-be lover who has lured her to his flat. "Alfred, if you really love me, you won't keep me here," she murmurs, but her look belies her words. With frail remonstrations, she has already removed her hat, veil and gloves. Only moments remain until everything else comes...
...liked it! Next came a mink-lined velvet robe. "I used to hate mink but now I appreciate it for its solidarity," cooed Barbra, adding that sable is solid too. Before the kookie crumbled completely, she slipped into a good old "poor girl" sweater, with a great swishy white hat that reminded her "a little of the Mad Hatter." Ah, Funny Girl...
Tognazzi extravagantly portrays a hat tycoon who seems to have his head on crooked, for he is married to Claudia Cardinale and seldom thinks of anything but sales figures. Then one night a friend's wife starts pawing the earth in his vicinity. She suggests that they meet at the country hotel where she always has her hair done. "Well, you're faithful to your hairdresser," Tognazzi shrugs philosophically, and takes up the challenge as best he can. In the film's funniest scene he drives home from the as signation at great peril, checking his throat...