drollest

• “But never mind: Relax, let go and enjoy London's drollest and silliest play since the NT's (even better) "One Man, Two Guvnors" (just transferred to the Adelphi Theatre).”

  The Wall Street Journal: An Edgy 'Comedy of Errors'

• “She's the drollest comic working today and her deadpan style makes the comic documentary "Paper Heart," premiering in dramatic competition at the Sundance Film Festival, a fresh, irreverent road comedy.”

  Disgrasian: Why Don't We Have a Paper Heart-On?

• “Roy Edroso at alicublog offers the drollest, darkest follow-up: "Fox News announced it would refer henceforth to such suicides as 'homicide suicides,' to let viewers know that they were actually attacks on American self-esteem.”

  Three Nooses, No Waiting: James Wolcott

• “That woodwind-rich music from "The Trouble With Harry" is one of the drollest tone poems ever written.”

  Newsweek: All I Want For Christmas...

• “The capital itself he considered “the drollest place in Christian lands.””

  Simon & Schuster: The Five of Hearts

• “Milan — is, without any exception, the drollest exhibition I ever beheld in my life.”

  Pictures from Italy

• “He had a little Norval dress, I remember: the drollest little Norval.”

  Roundabout Papers

• “She indicated each personage, and sustained the character capitally, making full use of the talent of mimicry she had inherited with her Italian blood; she had no mercy on her soft voice or her lovely face, and when she had to represent some old crone in her dotage, or a stupid burgomaster, she made the drollest grimaces, screwing up her eyes, wrinkling up her nose, lisping, squeaking ....”

  The Torrents of Spring

• “The newspapers bear-hugged him: “immense success,” “drollest humor.””

  Simon & Schuster: Mark Twain

• “Off to the suburbs we go, camouflaged in a minivan driven by Mr. Brooks, at his drollest in tour-guide mode.”

  Addicted to Aspiration: A Bobo Always Wants More

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