The tousled lady nibbling a geranium leaf from her husband's lapel is Tammy Grimes, a sly, sequin-eyed comic whose preposterous, worn-out voice entertained the customers at Julius Monk's Downstairs. She played a fille de jois in Marcel Ayme's Clerambard off Broadway and will star in Noel Coward's Look After Lulu. Her Husband, Christopher Plummer, is a supple, somber actor from Montreal whose range of experience, good looks and intelligence have made him one of the stirring presences in the American theatre.
Double Billing
Harper's Bazaar March 1959
Photography: Richard Avedon
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