Wives Of Today Rapped
By Writer Of Romances
SAN FRANCISCO (liPH -Kathleen
Norris, who defended
the "flappers" of the 1920s, has
harsh words for today's wives and
mothers.
In fact she would like to write
a book about them and "the
desolation of divorce."
Mrs. Norris, of course, comes
by her book-writing credentials
honestly. She has written almost
80 romantic novels beginning with
"Mother" in 1911.
One reviewer said, "It is given
to few who. as the vcars go on
(eel increasing love for father or
mother long dead, to express that
love in a tribute as perfect as
"Mother."
President Theodore Roosevelt
David (liven
Pitches In
By VERNON SCOTT
VPI Hollywood Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD (UPI -David
Niven, absent from Hollywood for
throe years, returned to movie
land to star in a new movie and
found himself mustache deep in
business affairs.
As a partner in Four Star Pro
ductions with Charles Boyer. Niv
en has had to pitch in to fill the
void created by the death of
Dick Powell who was president
of the corporation.
Until now a devil-may-care
character, Niven is having a ter
rible time buckling down to facts
and figures.
"f meet almost every day with!
Charles and Tom McDcrmott, our
production chiefs," the British star
said. "I'm hoping they'll put me
in charge of the overseas depart
ment." Unorthodoxy is part and parcel
of Mven. He conducted his inter
view from an open convertible be
side a lake on the back lot of
Universal Studios where he is co
starring with Marlon Brando in
"King of the Mountain." He plays
the world's greatest lover.
"One can't get too much good
sunshine, can one?" he said.
Actor businessman Niven ex
plained that his company was
branching out into producing fea
ture length movies in addition to
television shows.
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liked it so much that he ran the
three flights of stairs to the au
thor's New York apartment to
shake her hand.
Women Acrepti'd Duty
Mrs. Norris, today an 84-year-old
great-grandmother of nine,
told University of California co
eds in 1922 that they had "a bet
ter outlook than the girls of
l'JOO." But that was long ago.
"In those days," she said from
her bed in Notre Dame Hospital
where she has been confined for
four years, "we women accepted
as reality such words as 'duty
and 'self sacrifice'."
The women of today, she added.
"are not accepting their colossal
role as the essential of creation
and of the indispensable service
of bringing life into the world.
"Easy divorce," she contended,
has destroyed the mother and
father image for children. I think
very few people who think of
divorce care about the welfare of
their children. I know one young
woman who said she wants a
divorce because she is bored. And
some judge will probably give
it to her.
Proud Of Mother Role
Mrs. Norris' works included
"The Heart of Rachael" 19161.
Certain People of Importance"
'19221, "Passion Flower" (19.101,
"Second Hand Wife"' (19371, "Lost
Sunrise" (19391, "An Apple for
Eve" (19421, and "Mink Coot"
119431.
The books brought her vast
monetary rewards. One work re-l
porledly netted her $75,000. They
also helped her become the presi
dent pro tempore of the National
League of the Mothers of America
(NLMAI in 1940.
But it is not as a writer that
she wishes to be remembered.
"Looking back on all the years."
she said, "it was my role as wife
and mother lhat brought the great
est happiness to me."
As the head of the NLMA she
became a leading figure in the
women's peace movement. She be
lieved up until Pearl Harbor that
"women can keep America from
war."
Mrs. Norris still maintains lhat.
if women held political power,
there would be no war.
"It is not in a woman to wage
a war. They can not regard lives'
in terms of statistics." she said.
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CLEOPATRA PREMIERE This overhead view shows part of the 5.000 fans who turned
out for the excitement attending the gala opening premiere of the movie, ' Cleopat
ra," on Wednesday. Ninety-one Los Angeles police officers turned out to control the
crowd. Those attending opening performance paid $250 per seat for the benefit of the
now-under-construction Los Angeles Music Center, U PI Telephoto
Change Of
Bv RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPP The de
cline of Edie Adams as a televi
sion personality of distinction be
gan in February when she al
lowed her friend Eddie Fisher to
be a guest on one of her ABC-
TV half-hour spec ials, and
adopted a hip style.
Since then, except lor an occa
sional good video moment, the
simple delicacy of her original
appeal and her pioneering of mu
sical realism have been all but
buried in her gradual surrender
to the cliches of standard televi
sion variety shows. A number of
big magazine publicity breaks
and some of her associates ap
parently have convinced her that
the straight, jazzy, "showbiz" ap
proach is most profitable. Howev
er, her long-time acquaintance
and chief mentor since the death
of her husband Ernie Kovacs
.he producer -director Barry
Shear finally left her in protest
against the obviously commercial
ized new approach. .
Shear Quit Show
Shear, whose "Here's Edie"
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TV Style Hurting Edie
shows established Miss Adams as
the hallmark of television musi
cal quality and earned her Emmy
nominations, was to have direct
ed her final special of the sea
son Tuesday night; but it was
during the preparation of this
show that he quit. It was said
that the split came because of
Miss Adams' hiring of a choreog
rapher without Shear's knowledge
but it would have happened any
way sooner or later. At any rate,
Steve Binder, who directs the
syndicated Steve Allen show, re
placed Shear. And so much for
the background.
The show was not very bad.
but it was not very good: and
there is nothing much worse you
can say about anything in the
creative field. Binder, who knows
music and is good with a cam
era, made Lionel Hampton's ren
dition of "Flying Home" the only
topflight moments of the 30
minutes.
Hope Was Guest
Bob Hope, who is at the oppo
site end of the entertainment that
Miss Adams sottly and impres
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sively made her reputation with.
came on for some old and tired
jokes. And Miss Adams was em
barrassing as she went the whole
standard route of chit-chat with
him. She also sang a very bad
and badly dubbed song with
him. And not infrequently, she
sounded way off-key in some of
her solo and group tunes.
Miss Adams is a nice girl, but
she needs a friend to level with
her and not just flatter her. Old
friends are the best friends. It
would be sad to think she knows
what has happened to her on vi
deo, and likes it.
The Channel Swim: Judy Hens
ke, a folksinger, will be a regular
this fall on Judy Garland's new
CBS-TV serics...Miss Henske's
first professional engagement was
at a San Diego. Calif., establish
ment called the "Zen Coffee
House and Motorcycle Repair
Shop."
i
' A natent rioht does not exnire
in case the patented article is not
put on the market.
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Slap-Happy
'Stooges'
Rate High
HOLLYWOOD lUIM' - It's not
every movie star who has his
teetli extracted by petting hit ill
the face with a shovel, but then
Moe Howard is not every movie
star.
In fact he's hardly any movie
star at all.
Without Larry and Curly, who
comprise the other two-thirds of
the Three Stooges, he might find
a more accepted means of hav
ing his bridgewot k rearranged.
Moe, of the soupbowl haircut,
also has had his ribs crushed and
seen partner Larry Fine lose his
teeth and gather innumerable cuts,
contusions and bruises, mostly in
flicted by Moe himself. He is the
slapper, eye gouger and swift
kicker of the trio.
Doesn't all that physical pun
ishment hurt?
"You're asking the wrong man."
Moe replied. "You better ask
Curly and Larry. They're the
ones who get beat up. iot me."
Unfortunately. Larry and Curly
were at home nursing their
wounds. Moe was sitting in a
Hollywood restaurant feeling his
oats and eating scrambled eggs.
Hi Movies
He was celebrating the comple
tion of the Stooges' 224th movie,
a full-length feature with the cum
bersome title of "The Three Stoog
es Go Hound the World in a
Daze."
Asked why the Stooges are the
most durable comedy team in
show biz history 38 years Moe
had a ready answer.
"No individual performer or
team has had 10(1 per cent of the
audience pulling (or them," he ex
plained, "But our attraction is
psychological.
"The working class people like
to think of us as being a real
part of them. The middle class
enjoys our work because they
don't dig opera and art and tliey
think they're better than we arc.
The few upper class people who
watch us like to sec what happens
on the other side of the tracks.
That's why we're so popular.
"We specialize in upsetting dig
nity. We only throw pies at guys
wearing top hats obviously high
class people. We never throw pies
at old ladies."
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INSIDE THE COURT Chief Justice Earl Warren of the U.S. Supreme Court is flanked
by Justices Hugo L. Black, left, and William O. Douglas, right, in this photo. Dif
ferences in opinions inside the court have become the subject of much speculation .in
recent months. UPI Telephoto ,
Veteran Justice Hugo Black Shows
Ability To Ride Out Court Storms
WASHINGTON (UPD If thc,scnior justice in point of servicclwho themselves have very strong
angry words which shattered the'
Supreme Court's judicial calm re
cently meant another personality
rill, the tribunal has survived
them before big and little.
Veteran Justice Hugo L. Black,
one of the figures in the latest
tiff, has played a major party in
two previous clashes. He has
shown an uncommon ability tol
ride out such storms always
with lips scaled.
His adversary was another vet
eran justice William O. Doug
las. Courtroom spectators w-erc
aghast to hear Douglas unleash a
scathing criticism of both tlic con
tent and style of Black's majori
ty opinion in the 40-year-old Cali
fornia-Arizona Colorado River wa
ler dispute, the biggest water law
suit ever filed in this country.
Douglas' verbal onslaught on
his culleuguc was more pro
nounced because Black was pre
siding in the absence of Chief
Justice Karl Warren. Black
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and is 13 vcars older than Douc-
i,
The 77-ycar-old Black had read
excerpts from a 52-page opinion
in which it was evident he look
pride of authorship. The case
was complex and he explored
the issues carefully. The decision
added up to California losing to
Arizona but loft some problems
unsettled.
Douglas was ready with a writ
ten dissent, replete with fire and
brimstone. He said the case
would be marked in the future
'as the baldest attempt by judges
in modern times to spin their
own philosophy into the fabric of
the law in derogation of the will
of the legislature."
A common claim of the judi
cial minority is that the majority
has taken over the function of
Congress; that they fit a case tol
their own ideology rather than
into the law. And the sharpest
isdissenls usually arc by justices
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opinions which did not prevail.
This could have been the case
June 23, 1953
with Douglas. An outdoor enthus
iast, he is particularly sensitive
to water and conservation prob- . .
lems. His feelings were so strong.
fact, that he departed from
his text to make critical refer
ences to the length of Black s
opinion.
'The advantage of a long opin
ion such as the one Justice Black
has filed," he paid tartly, "is
that it is very difficult to see
how it failed to reach the right
result, because one gets lost in
words."
The nine justices have a hap
py practice of shaking hands all
around each time they go into
conference on cases. This lime it
was hard to see how the Black-
Douglas handshake could be as
cordial as It had been before if.
indeed, the cordiality had not
been cooling for some time.
Where Individual liberties arc
concerned, the two have stood to
gether for more than 2 years as
interpreters of the Constitution.
They see the court as an active
lorce in securing lor every one
tree speech and other guarantees
In the Bill of Mights. "
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