Word: wining
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Jeanne Moreau as Dolly Tearsheet, Sir John Gielgud as Henry IV, and even Margaret Rutherford as Mrs. Quickly. One other area where Welles didn't cut down: gluttony, which left him hospitalized after he gobbled up a middle-sized lamb and washed down four liters of hot wine...
...first impression of Alexander Gerschenkron came not from the man, but from his office. In contrast to the long, cold corridors of Littauer Center, his small room was intensely human; hundreds of books covering the walls and, stacked high on the floor and chairs, along with glasses for fine wine, tobacco and pipes, two large knives, and a rifle resting on the couch. He apologized slightly for the disorder--"I've just come back from Oxford"--and he remarked, with an eye to the sleet falling outside, that Europe had been worse--all wrapped...
...strangers with her schoolgirl knowledge of geography. "What state are you from?" she once demanded of an American passerby on the street in France. "New Jersey," he replied. "Ah," intoned Marielle. "The capital of New Jersey is Trenton." She breaks training for an occasional cigarette or a glass of wine, and already is making plans for a round-the-world trip when she "retires" -after the 1968 Olympics. "I want to make way for youth," says Marielle. "Of course, I'll only be 22½ years old then myself...
...score for United Artists' upcoming A Rage to Live. This week they begin a two-month tour of the U.S. and Canada At a recent concert in Manhattan's Philharmonic Hall, Ferrante and Teicher skipped through a medley of their movie-theme hits: Moon River Days of Wine and Roses, The Exodus Song, Tonight. Their dual attack usually has one pianist picking out the melody while the other stitches on Liberacean lace tinselly trills, end-to-end keyboard riplings, couched in a lush orchestration of breezy, cascading strings and trickling woodwinds...
...Harvard Wine Three...