Word: husbanding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...night after the Democrats' $100-a-ticket wingding (TIME, Jan. 25), Coe walked into the hotel suite of Musical Comedienne Carol Channing and her husband, Producer Charles Lowe, expecting to have dinner with them. But Lowe was on the phone to the White House. The President's secretary was asking whether Charles and Carol and Comedian George Burns could drop by for dinner. George's suit needed pressing and Carol remembered that she was supposed to have dinner guests of her own-but everybody made...
...doctor's worried wife was waiting at the door when he got home for lunch. "Bob and Shari are terribly ill." said Mrs. Oliver Cook, and she handed her husband a letter. It had arrived that morning from Memphis, where their son and daughter-in-law, both 19, are Memphis State University sophomores. General Practitioner Cook, 49, began to read...
Omar was indeed a Roman Catholic. Further scandalizing Arabs everywhere, he swiftly became a Moslem and therefore a hypocrite (in the public view) in order to marry Fatten. No one seemed to care that she had to get rid of another husband, Director Izzeddine Zulfikar, before she could join in the ceremony. For that matter, no one cares very much any more about kisses in Egyptian movies; since that scandalous icebreaker, kisses have become commonplace...
...Roman Empire. He plays an Armenian king who falls in love with Sophia Loren, beloved daughter of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius. "It is not a very long part," says Omar grandly, "but it is pivotal. I believe that after having been known so long chiefly as the husband of my wife, I am now on the way to making her well known mainly as the wife of her husband...
Jean Seberg, as she was in Breathless, is depressingly effective as a small-town broad abroad, the sort of disinhibited Amie most Frenchmen earnestly implore to go home. Françoise Moreuil, Seberg's ex-husband, shows a pretty flair for direction in his first film. He keeps the story bouncing from pillow to Proust, and he bathes scene after scene in a morning light of such glittering purity that the spectator is simultaneously delighted by the physical beauty and disgusted by the morbid decadence he sees. It's like being served a dead mouse glac...