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...when Author Charles Finney created him as a character in the novel The Circus of Dr. Lao, Frank Tull was considered to be, at most, the product of a fertile imagination. Yet, less than 40 years later, the concept of semi-artificial man no longer seems as farfetched. Though modern medicine has yet to produce a real-life counterpart of television's Six Million Dollar Man* it has developed workable replacements for many important body parts, and is steadily moving toward the day when hospitals may well have to follow the lead of auto-repair shops and add spare...
Abandon all hopes of a date with British Actor Albert Finney or Spanish Bullfighter El Cordobes. Chances are that they-along with more than 200 million other Europeans-will be watching a football game: the European Cup soccer final...
PRINCETON, N.J.--On Princeton's Finney Field Saturday, the Crimson lacrosse team played its best game of the season in springing to a 3-0 lead, never trailing despite a nightmarish fourth quarter, and ultimately secured a 10-8 upset triumph over the Bengals...
...bounced from TV's Dobie Gillis because a sponsor thought she was out of place on a family show. Men took on an early importance (she claims she had her "first real affair" when she was eleven), and her succession of boy friends ranged from Albert Finney and John Barrymore Jr. to Terence Stamp and the ubiquitous George Hamilton...
...actors manage to play success fully both for parody and poignancy. Especially dexterous are Janice Rule as the requisite dragon lady and Frank Finlay and Billie Whitelaw as Eddie's brother and sister-in-law. Albert Finney shows again that he is an actor of infinite resource, charm and cunning. But the part does not really test him, does not force him to extend himself and take chances. For most actors it is quite enough to be good. From Finney one has a right to expect more. · Jay Cocks