This focus on Campbell's subject, however, didn't mean they overlooked his book's merits: "magnificent", "a splendid tribute", "wonderful" and "splendidly thorough", applauded Mulllin, Oborne, Sylvester and Brown respectively.
Car #4 is a splendid tribute to Fuller, and its debut coincides with another treat for petrol heads in the exhibition of transport projects by the Australian designer Marc Newson that opened Sept. 14 at Gagosian Gallery in New York.
In reference to the otherwise splendid tribute to T. Edward Hambleton ["A Producer Who Made a Dream Come True" by Robert Simonson, June 4], I would like to point out that several of Mr. Hambleton's children have very much gone into the arts, if not theater arts.
In the middle of her splendid new cabaret tribute to Frank Loesser, Andrea Marcovicci quotes a character from Neil Simon's "California Suite" as complaining, "You're worse than a hopeless romantic; you're a hopeful one".
Many of your filmgoing readers and, no doubt, knowledgeable fans of Rickman's many later performances (which excludes me, of course!), would surely benefit were the BBC prevailed upon to repeat Barchester Towers as a tribute to this splendid actor.
It's a splendid essay and a nuanced tribute, but as Franzen wrestles with this issue of death and survival in the thin air of high-altitude literary endeavour, something in the British reader's soul starts to recoil.
That this myopia hasn't yet leaked out is tribute to Davies and some splendid acting (though I'm not sure Lily James yet fills Audrey Hepburn's shoes as Natasha, Tolstoy's most complete and infuriating female creation).
Royal Court, London, 30 January to 22 March Brian Friel Season After their splendid Michael Frayn season in 2102, Sheffield Theatres pay a similar tribute to the great Chekhovian Irish dramatist Brian Friel.
But the film must go on, and in the end, a delightful movie is made to pay tribute to Rachel who is her stoic, quirky self throughout this splendid tour de force.
In 1922 the president of the republic, Alexandre Millerand, led a public tribute to Fauré, a national hommage, described in The Musical Times as "a splendid celebration at the Sorbonne, in which the most illustrious French artists participated, [which] brought him great joy.
Away in the distance, in splendid isolation, Ilya Gaponov's Traveling Waves, an intriguing array of charred discs on poles, paid simultaneous tribute to the Last Judgment and eclipses of the sun.
