O'Hara Clan
Dominates
Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD (VPV - Wash
ington may have the Kennedy
clan, but Hollywood has the fitz.
Sirnmonses.
While the Kennedys may be bet
ter publicized, the FitzSimmon
clan is just as close-knit.
Says the best known FitzSim
mon, actress Maureen O'Hara:
"We're like a car ;f peas. There
are not only my brothers and sis
ters, but there are my best
friends as well."
The FitzSimmonses are nearly
as numerous as the Kennedys.
There is brother Charles, a crim
inal lawyer from Dublin who fol
lowed Maureen to Hollywood and
now is a film producer; brother
Jim, a businessman-actor; sister
Florey, who lives near Maureen
with her three children; sister
Peg, who turned down a musical
scholarship to La Scala in Milan
to enter a convent. Although an
other sister, Margot, lives in
Virginia, she visits the Hollywood
FitzSimmonses frequently.
The elder FitzSimmonses also
moved to Hollywood after the fa
ther retired from his Dublin busi
ness. The mother, who once was
an actress with the Abbey Thea
tre, died recently. But the patri
arch of the clan still lives near
his brood in Hollywood.
The family is a study in to
getherness. "You can't pry us
apart," Maureen said. "The only
time we're not together is when
we're asleep in bed."
The beautiful redhead attributes
part of the clan's closeness to
the fact that they were raised
in Ireland.
"I think there is a closer re
lationship between families in
Ireland," she said. "And we were
all so close together in birth and
played together as we grew up."
Although "Spencer's Mountain"
is her 47th movie and the list in
cludes such classics as "The
Quiet Man," "How Green Was
My Valley," and "Parent Trap,"
Maureen has not confined her tal
ents to movies. She appeared in a
Broadway musical, sang on tele
vision and even recorded an album
of Irish songs. She also has proved
herself equally adept at comedy
and drama.
Audrey Tells
Of Studios
In Boulogne
PARIS (UPIi "You may call
me a permanent fixture at the
Studios de Boulogne," Audrey
Hepburn announced with the
sweep of a hand. "I am one of
those who can say 'remember
when. . .
She had appeared in "Love in
the Afternoon" at the same stu
dio on the southern fringe of the
Bois de Boulogne opposite the
late Gary Cooper six years ago.
Studio workmen remember her
well from those days, especially
w ardrobe woman Marguerite Bra
chct, who recalls "Madame Hep
burn was a delightful child, then
and is one now."
At that time, Audrey recalled
the studio had an adjoining "back
lot." with papier mache exter
iors of buildings used in pictures
Today, the back lot is gone, and
big apartment house rises from
it.
It is said the furniture used
In the Gary Cooper-Audrey Hep-
bum starrer is being used again
in her current "Charade."
"I don't like to think of it
Audrev said. "It's sad. We loved
him so."
Audrey returned to the Paris
studio in July for "Paris When
It Sizzles." She was ready to pull
tip stakes and head for home
Burgenstock above Lucerne ir
Switzerland, when she was of
fered "Charade."
"It was one of those quick and
effective deals when everything
seems to fall into place." Au
drey's agent. Henry Rogers, re
called. "Audrey had knovin Cary
Grant for years, and they lit each
other to a tec, both sporting the
name air of vivacious mischief.
jet tlicy had never worked to
. tether as a team.
' Audrev and her husband. Me!
' Ferrer, and their son still occupy
the old Bourbon chateau on the
road to Fontainebleau they lived
in during the summer. When the
picture is over. Audrey and the
boy. Scan. 3. will go DacK 10 mir
genstock to winter over briefly
while Mel reports for duty in
Samuel Bronston's "The Fall of
the Roman Empire" in Madrid.
"As soon as possible. Sean and
.1 will join him there." Audrey
said. "And sliouid he have to
move on to Rome (or interiors,
we'll catch up with him there."
She laughs at rumors of a fam
ily rift. "I'll sft ou in Holly
wend in June." Audrey said.
"We II be there, a!! three of us.
as I go into My Fair Lady." "
The I S. Air Force Academy
opened July 11. 1955, with 306
cadets.
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COMEDIAN RETURNS Comedian Bob Hope accompanied by. left to right, Amadee
Chabot, Anita Bryant, Lena Turner and Janis Paige, returned from their 20,000-mile
tour of military bases during which they entertained troops, Hope holds a Philippine
bow and arrow he collected as a souvenir, The trip ended on a somewhat sour note as
the famous Hollywood comedian was detained more than an hour by customs officials.
UP! Telephoto
Lieder Form
Mastered
By Singer
NEW YORK (UPK Dietrich
Fischer-Dicskau's mastery of the'
lieder form includes even the abil
itv to create the emotional con
nections between the songs of a
song cycle. Hear him singing
Schubert's "Die Schoene Muller-
in" and you'll hear these subtle
and unifying connectives for
which Schubert composed no mu-
sic yet indicated ny implicit
moods (Angel-36281.
Even when sung all at one time
as a evele, the 20 songs often
sound like 20 songs rather than
like 20 units forming a whole
Fischer-Dieskau. with his com
mand of musically expressed emo
lion, makes each unit indispensa
ble. Had any been omitted, it
would have made a jarring dis
continuity. He even gave the
epilogue and the prologue which
often are dropped.
Effective things still are being
done with the art song, as you'll
hear in a recording of Benjamin
Britten's "Three Canticles."
There's a high measure of orig
inality in them, too, even though
Ihe feelings they express may
seem rather strained in their de
partures from ordinary feelings
Britten himself was the pianist
in the excellent recording (London
25332.1 Peter Pears, the English
singer who has become a leading
Britten interpreter, is the singer
of all of them.
Of the new crop of historic re
cordings, the most impressive
ones may be so because it is
unique. It has Lotte Lcnmann.
Lauritz Mclchior and Emanuel
List singing the first act of "Die
Walkure," with Bruno Walter
conducting the orchestra. It was
made in 1935 when all were in
their prime and the re-recording
on LP betravs little of the tech
nical recording lapses of that
time. (Great Recordings of the
Century AngeI-133.1
X
NEW FIGURE Kathy Nolan, who played a plump hay
seed with a pitiable dash of ex ippeal in "The Real
McCoys" for five yean, left th show lait season and
simultaneously shed 30 pounds. The actress displays her
figure which is down to 102 razzle-dazzle pounds. Gone
is the hick, Kate McCoy, and in her place is a glamour
girl. UPI Telephoto
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Sunday,
Talent Agent
By Working
NEW YORK (UPIl-One talenti
agent is working both sides of the
street this season in a most prof
itable manner.
Daniel Hollywood, a dapper.
handsome chap who originated in
the city of Cork, Ireland, is not1
only the agent for playwright
Sumner Arthur Long. He also is
the co-producer, with Elliot Mar
tin, of Long's smash comedy hit
"Never Too Late," at the Play
house.
"I felt that Uie play had a good
chance," Hollywood said, "and
when I couldn't sell it to any of
the established producers, 1 de
cided to put it on myself. Martin
is a stock theater operator who
tried the play out for me this
past summer.
Actually, this is the second time
Hollywood has gone to bat for a
client to insure that a play would
get produced. He whipped up a
co-production deal three seasons
about for Saul Levitt s The An
dersonville Trial."
"That one was a critical suc
cess and it ran a few months, but
it didn't pay off," Hollywood said.
"However, it certainly was worth
the effort because it called attcn
tion to Levitt's ability, and he
has been busy in the movies at
top money ever since.
Long's comedy, once known as
"Cradle and All," and previously
produced in summer stock a few
seasons ago, had been kicking
around for about five years when
Hollywood chanced upon it early
this year.
"Obviously, it needed revision.'
Hollywood explained, "but it
seemed to me that, with the right
cast, it simply had to turn out
as an hilarious entertainment. I
wanted Paul Ford from the first,
but many complications arose
during the months to make this
seem impossible. Finally, we got
him. We also got George Abbott
to see our production in summer
stock, and he was hooked.
That meant that the master
director, Abbott, agreed to re
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direct the play and that he con
tributed some changes for the
playwright to make.
"Abbott is a magic name, all
right." Hollywood said. "I re
member calling The Playhouse
about a booking here, and the
manager couldn't have been less
interested. Then I told him we
had just signed Abbott to
direct the show, and we had n
deal immediately."
Actors Shun
Television
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Would
you rather be a movie star or a
television star?
Most laymen would accept ci
ther category and the outsized
salaries that go with them with
out quibbling.
But almost invariably profes
sional actors would choose the
movies over television. Principal
reason is that the big screen
means less work, higher pay,
treeaom ot choice and prestige
I hose are the sentiments of
handsome Jim Garner who
climbed to fame by boarding a
horse and galloping around the
back lot at Warner Bros, in the
now defunct "Maverick" televi
sion series.
After three years the excite
mcnt paled. Garner wanted out
for a shot at the big time
movies. Warners attempted to
placate him with a couple of des
ultory pictures, but Garner was
determined to spring himself.
out or job
After a long and bitter contrac
tual battle Jim went to court and
gained his freedom, but for sever
al months was totally unemployed.
Now, however, Garner is in de
mand, with status to spare. He
has three movies to his credit
The Children's Hour," "Boy's
Night Out" and "The Great Es
cape. His newest eliort is The
Thrill of it All."
"I'm in the process of building
a career, said Garner with mas
terful understatement.
I think I'm the first actor
who was ever offered 100 per cent
of the profit of a television series
and turned it down. I want to
be a movie actor, not a TV star.
Typical Outlook
His reasoning is as simple as
that, and typical in Hollywood
today.
'Longevity is the big factor,'
he said. "In television you take
the chance of being here today
and gone tomorrow.
Garner, like Steve McQueen
and David Janssen iwho also fled
television to seek their futures in
movies), still has some ground
to cover before becoming a first
magnitude, razzle-dazzle movie
star.
But If determination, talent and
a handsome face are factors, Jim
Garner should reach the lop
He's confident he will succeed.
AIDE TO WILLIAMS
WASHINGTON (LTD - David
B. Bolcn, a quartcrmiler on the
1948 U.S. Olympic team and for
mer University of Colorado ath
lete, was named Monday to be
staff assistant to G. Mcnnen Vil
lains, assistant secretary of stale
for African affairs.
Bolen. a Negro, was chief of
the economic section of the U S
mission in Ghana before return
ing to Washington about a month
ago.
January g, 1963
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