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...slow to cross the sea, the shoe was introduced to the U.S. only last fall by Designer Herbert Levine, was instantly copied in every color in real and ersatz fabrics from Monterey to Montauk Point. Strictly speaking not a sandal except to the industry, the Chanel model spurred what Stylist David Evins calls "the less-shoe look," was such a staggering success on the market that even barer versions seemed worth...
...ends are held in the teeth of two men. The sexiest item of the evening is a stripteasing marionette, who bumps, grinds, twists, and removes her bra to reveal the best shape on the hot side of the footlights. Patachou, the evening's headliner, is a once-great stylist who still has a touch of Piaf-but not enough...
...mildly fond of young men, though he has been married four times. With his latest boy in tow, Charlie encounters an old cinemactress friend; she has a pretty girl companion, and such pairing off as occurs would come as no surprise to Rodgers and Hart. But for a baroque stylist like Stacton, the joke lies in the telling: at its best, Old Acquaintance is studded with aphorisms, lively with quips, and memorable as a kind of Continental September Song as it might have been written with book by Ludwig Bemelmans and added monologues by Oscar Wilde...
Hilary T. Harris, 34, also a New Yorker, is a slick and literate stylist and then some. His Seawards the Great Ships is a 29-minute color documentary on the shipbuilders of the Clyde in Scotland. He shows, rivet by plate, how ships are built. The picture won an Oscar two years ago. Harris also does shorter, impressionistic pieces. In Highway, he zips up, down, and under Manhattan's West Side Highway by night and day, sketching the rhythm of the roadway until it fairly comes alive. "My main preoccupation in film is with rhythm, and then color...
Sales on the Rise. Opel's challengers are three new sedans whose handsome lines show a trace of Detroit breeding while retaining a pleasing European touch. Designed by former Chevrolet Stylist Clare MacKichan, who was dispatched to Germany for the job, the cars use already developed engines and identical body shells, are made by Germany's most automated auto plants. Opel was thus able to price its $2,270 Kapitan, its $3,050 Admiral and its $4,400 Diplomat as much as $300 to $1,700 below Mercedes models of roughly similar size, interior appointments, power and styling...