Word: roberto
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...bounces around the countryside on her donkey, Gina gives as good as she gets. Her ragged dress appears inadequate for keeping the weather out, but it lets in a lot of stares. However, a peep is all the village Toms get. Gina is in love with a local cop (Roberto Risso), and he with her. Police regulations, however, deplore such goings...
They've got guts." At a Paris railroad station, Italian Director Roberto Rossellini was photographed as he emerged from a train with his wife, Actress Ingrid Bergman, who will star in a French run of the witch-burning musical play Joan of Arc at the Stake, which Rossellini will direct. With them were their twins, Isabella and Isotta, nearly two and an armful for father, and son Robertino, four, who looked as if fee wished he'd never left Rome...
...celebrate the rediscovery of Caravaggio's Ecce Homo, Genoa borrowed Cigoli's version from Florence and displayed the two together. Visitors thronging the gallery at the rate of a thousand a day, agreed with Expert Roberto Longhi that Caravaggio's version is one of his "most moving works," and much superior to Cigoli's canvas. Caravaggio had at last won the competition he lost to his rival Cigoli 3½ centuries...
...Bergman's Back!" cried the newspaper ads. But no sooner was the famed film star on again than she was gone again. The Greatest Love, the second picture Ingrid has made since she threw up her Hollywood career to marry Italian Moviemaker Roberto Rossellini, was mass-booked into 67 neighborhood theaters in Greater New York last Monday, yanked out again on Thursday. The reason was painfully apparent to those who saw the picture. Written and directed, like Ingrid's last picture, Stromboli, by husband Rossellini, it is a murky turkey that gabbles about Christianity and Communism. "The fault...
...Reason. One of the few universities that has no government subsidy, Pro Deo is still able to afford such lecturers as Roberto Rossellini and U.S. Economist Peter Drucker. Students from 26 different countries have studied there, and gifts have come in from such far-flung sources as the family of the late Czech industrialist Thomas Bata and U.S. Cardinals Spellman and Stritch. Last week Father Morlion was making plans for a new institute of European studies. The man slated to take charge of it (on a part-time basis): Alcide de Gasped...