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WE had dinner the other evening with Roberto Rossellini, the Italian director whose “Open City” and “Paisan” have earned him an international reputation as probably the best moviemaker of our time. Rossellini, whose English seems to improve in ratio to the number of Scotch highballs he consumes, is on his first visit to the United States and his trip here has enabled him to sign up Ingrid Bergman for a film to be made this summer.
“The horse was just walking,” Miss May said, “and I kind of slid off him, and you should have seen the hurt look he gave me.” “Nobody ever falls off a walking horse,” said Mr. Nichols. “You could fall down on the floor more easily than you could fall off a walking horse.” “Look,” said Miss May, “I fell off this horse, and he was embarrassed and I was embarrassed, and so there.
April 17, 2019 / Brooklyn news / Development / Coney Island Enlarge this image John McCarten/NYC Council Time’s up: Coney Island Councilman Mark Treyger blasted honchos at the New York City Housing Authority for failing to fulfill their promise to carry out repairs to the neighborhood’s Surfside Community Center after it was damaged in Superstorm Sandy.
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