Just a Corpse at Twilight XXVII
Lisa sobs as she collides with a man and he shoves her away. Nico is taken by the Gestapo to Averof Prison. Dr. Thackery hides. A confrontation ends with a slap and mutual glare.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1956
Page
5
Lisa sobs as she collides with a man and he shoves her away. Nico is taken by the Gestapo to Averof Prison. Dr. Thackery hides. A confrontation ends with a slap and mutual glare.
Mike reflects on Lisa's full story at her death in Averof Prison. She tells him there are many arrangements to be made and vows to return as early as possible before she leaves through a doorway.
Italian born actress Marisa Pavan and French actor Jean Pierre Aumont plan to marry today in Santa Barbara. The piece shifts to a wartime drama with Mike and Lisa in Athens as they share a fleeting romance amid danger and memory of Lisa's past, including a broken family and German occupation.
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