Word: smiles
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...while, having achieved notoriety, she was Manhattan's No. 1 glamour girl. A blonde with a fair leg and a fetching smile, she seemed to be everywhere that was anywhere, with everybody who was anybody. Columnist Leonard Lyons introduced her to a gaggle of celebrities, Broadway Star Yul Brynner and she grinned at each other over a couple of highballs at El Morocco. She appeared in Madison Square Garden at a charity rally sponsored by Walter Winchell, on half a dozen television programs, and was photographed in a soft tailleur for the Easter Parade...
...picture of former President Harry S. Truman cavorting in the Key West surf usually brought affectionate chuckles from Democrats and sarcastic grunts from Republicans. Now that Eisenhower is in office, his Grand Old friends smile fondly at him ambling down the links intent on breaking 100. His political opponents mumble something about first things first...
Eisenhower has shown almost as much finesse by posing, with that smile, beside mothers, infants, and Bobby Jones. One might say he fully utilizes his "just another nice old guy" appeal by frequently appearing at social functions in Augusta...
...hard to understand how the young girl could prefer the bumbling young actor. While Francois Perreier, who plays Jacques, is properly eager, mooning and puffing in approximation of romantic ardor, and Marcelle Derrien is a pert and lovely Madeleine, both pale in the light of Chevalier's dazzling smile...
...tells her her smile is picturescue...