Little food, less fuel, but the British don’t complain. They stand in lines, shun black markets; gratefully, they soak up the pale winter sun. “These are the brave,” says Cary Grant, “still living.”...
This trip to Europe was the first step for a father whose biggest purpose in life is his devotion to four sons . . . Lindsay, the youngest, needed him most. . . ....
Even their private lives have that lunatic flavor. But don’t be fooled. There’s method in the Martin and Lewis madness...
A lady and a cockeyed optimist—it took “Eternity” to show Hollywood the way Deborah Kerr meant to go...