Anne Strassner

Patchwork absurdities

By Anne Strassner November 15, 1976

R ENATA ADLER'S SPEEDBOAT is less a novel in the conventional sense than a series of journalistic sketches of contemporary

By Anne Strassner October 22, 1976

Lovers and Tyrants by Francine du Plessix Gray Simon & Schuster, $8.95,316 pages. T HE TRANQUIL SURFACE of early married

By Anne Strassner October 12, 1976

The Clockmaker directed by Bernard Tavernier at the Paris and the Orson Welles 'F RANCE IS A COUNTRY of 50

By Anne Strassner September 30, 1976

Please sell $10,000 worth of stock. We have decided to lead a mad and extravagant life. H ARRY CROSBY, scion

By Anne Strassner May 14, 1976

A NYONE WHO HAS SEEN The Touch, Ingmar Bergman's first English-language film, knows how tedious and heavy-handed a Bergman movie

By Anne Strassner January 26, 1976

T HE ROMANTIC ENGLISHWOMAN is a minor but interesting contribution to the growing number of films about upper-middle-class fears and

By Anne Strassner December 15, 1975

T HE NIGHT CALLER is billed as the best psychological thriller since psycho. It is certainly not that, but there

By Anne Strassner November 26, 1975

Two restaurants will open in the Square in the buildings formerly occupied by As You Like It, destroyed by fire,

By Anne Strassner November 25, 1975

An organization of students calling themselves "libertarians" yesterday distributed leaflets at an Economics 10 lecure claiming that the course is