Sheridan Hay Quote
That’s a trilby, I said, referring to Mr. Mitchell’s hat and trying to show off at least some expertise.Named from du Maurier’s novel, later made into a play, said Oscar. It was a style worn on stage.You mean Rebecca?No, Rosemary. George du Maurier’s Trilby. Not Daphne. That was his granddaughter. Now, Trilby also introduced into common usage the name Svengali. You see, it’s a story about power, about control . . .
Sheridan Hay
That’s a trilby, I said, referring to Mr. Mitchell’s hat and trying to show off at least some expertise.Named from du Maurier’s novel, later made into a play, said Oscar. It was a style worn on stage.You mean Rebecca?No, Rosemary. George du Maurier’s Trilby. Not Daphne. That was his granddaughter. Now, Trilby also introduced into common usage the name Svengali. You see, it’s a story about power, about control . . .