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188 OCTOBER 11, 1958 [[advertisements]] "My name is Torben Grunth, I am a Dane. I moved to New York five years ago as a product design consultant. I've always thought that George Taniers' selections of Danish furniture and lighting were splendid examples of contemporary Danish design and craftsmanship. Certainly they are among the best things being done in Denmark today. Arne Vodder's bar stool is one of my Tanier favorites." [[image - photograph]] GEORGE TANIER INC 521 Madison Ave., New York, 22, N.Y. Through dealers, decorators, architects [[logo]] George Tanier Selection [[/logo]] [[image]] For EXCELLENT CUISINE PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE- and time to enjoy both NEW YORK'S POPULAR PRE-THEATER RENDEZVOUS presents RAY HARTLEY recording star at the piano Only a few steps from most theaters, with extra fast service for the show-goer. Excellent food and generous cocktails, sensibly priced. Entertainment (except Sunday), cocktails 'til closing. Medallion Room AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOTEL WELLINGTON 7th Avenue and 55th Street [[/image]] [[image]] LUNCHEON COCKTAILS DINNER Noon to 9P.M. COACH HOUSE 110 WAVERLY PLACE SPring 7-0303 [[/image]] [[/advertisements]] forces to united long enough to vote the Fifth Republic in over the weekend- that quartet being the old anti-clerical republican force, the political spine that divides the French body politic toward the Left and the Right; the pro-clerical Catholic force; the forces of the Right; and the Socialists, a mildly Leftish. respectable brand here. The two recalcitrant forces that refused to take cover and, as a consequence, voted no were the intellectual Left liberals and, of course, the undeviating Communists. It would seem that the French- the most logical, literary-minded nation, made up of the most individualistic citizens, whose brains and fertile political imaginations invented the eighteenth-century French Revolution, thus influencing and redating all the Western world- are today, in the twentieth century, bringing their own republicanism to impotence not only through breeding too many theories but through the overuse of logic. To all this, their inherited medieval taste for schism has added the final weakening touches. In June, Le Monde announced, with its customary authority, that "the Fourth Republic died of widening splits, which separated the boundaries of the political parties from the real frontiers of public opinion." As far back as three years ago, M. Edgar Faure, then Premier of France for the second time and one of the nation's shrewdest younger political brains, said publicly, "I want to speak my conviction, resulting from personal experience, that in the present (multiple-party) condition of the regime, government of France is not scientifically possible. The problem is not, as is often said, one of governmental instability. It is one of governmental impossibility. The governments here are unstable because they are impossible." This is the fractioned French political state that very likely even de Gaulle's constitution and new electoral laws cannot greatly stick together. In any event, that will be his second difficult task. He is now working on this first and even more important difficult task in Algeria, which voted its almost unbelievable ninety-six-per-cent-plus for integration with France in the face of the bankrupting Algerian war for independence. THE new Paris UNESCO headquarters, in the curious Y-shaped building on the Place de Fontenoy, behind the Tour Eiffel, has long been counted on to show, when completed, the most spectacular manifestation yet of modern art as decoration, produced [[advertisements]] [[image]] THE Persian Room Presents the Gala Return of Lisa Kirk and her company in a new act Musical director- PETER MATZ TED STRAETER His Songs, Piano and Orchestra MARK MONTE'S CONTINENTALS THE PLAZA FIFTH AVENUE AT 59TH STREET PLaza 9-3000 [[/image]] [[image]] For Sale near New Haven, Conn. English Country Home Recently Remodeled...11 Rooms 60' Swimming Pool, Cabana, Walled Garden A rose arbor...200-year-old trees...a 3-hole golf course...a big floodlighted pool. Indoors, this lovely home, just redecorated, is equally enchanting. Indirect light, a 20-outlet hi-fi, a gymnasium and playroom. 4 bedrooms, each with private bath; 3 maids rooms, 5 acres, 7 minutes from downtown New Haven. Offered at $150,000. Ask for illus. brochure YM-45028. PREVIEWS Inc., 49 E. 53rd St., New York 22. PL 8-2630 [[/image]] [[image]] Le Restaurant Par Excellence QUO VADIS Luncheon-Cocktails-Dinner 26 EAST 63rd STREET AT MADISON AVENUE TEMPLETON 8-0590 [[/image]] [[image]] RESTAURANT L'AIGLON PRE-THEATER DINNER 13 E.55TH PL 3-7296 CONTINENTAL CUISINE OF DISTINCTION FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER OPEN SUNDAYS [[/image]] [[image]] the finest Italian Food ITALIAN PAVILION 24 W. 55 ST. JU 6-5950 daily except Sunday luncheon cocktails dinner [[/image]] [[/advertisements]]
