Word: hillers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Also: Arthur S. Couch, lecturer on Social Relations; Curtis H. Jones, lecturer on Business Administration, Anne D. Ferry, lecturer on English General Education; Marshall D. man, research associate in the Research Center; Hiller B. Zobel Lawrence K. Wroth, research associate in Law; Julius G. Getman, Stanley Johanson, and Robert C. Berry, fellows...
...moldering Venetian palazzo in the late 19th century sit two desiccated women. Miss Bordereau (Franchise Rosay) is 100 or so and has wrung life dry; her old-maid niece. Miss Tina (Wendy Hiller), has had life squeezed out of her. In swirls a worldly dandy, Henry Jarvis...
...Wendy Hiller brings Miss Tina quiveringly to life, at first, touchingly timid, in the end, touchingly rash. Stunningly miscast as the Jamesian relic of a more gracious age. Franchise Rosay, with her Gallic accent and facial gestures, seems rooted in some irascible French family film. Maurice Evans elegantly elocutes lines that might better be spoken, but the talk is a smokescreen for a character that isn't there...
...giant sitdown demonstration still scheduled for the weekend. Despite the underlying grimness, the whole affair took on a sort of gaiety. Among the latest eager ban-the-bombers were Angry Young Man John Osborne ("I shall be happy to go to gaol for six months"), Actresses Wendy Hiller and Vanessa Redgrave, Playwright Shelagh Delaney (Taste of Honey), Jazz Singer George Melly, Poet
...Wendy Hiller and Dean Stockwell are excellent, but Trevor Howard covers himself with soot and glory...