07 Mar 1956
Page 32
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1956
Page
32
Paris painter Olga Dormandi, in New York for an Este exhibit, argues that art criticism is hollow when connoisseurs praise only style. She urges viewers to judge paintings by emotion, not harmony, and to openly condemn work that lacks heart.
Prince Rainier of Monaco, ahead of his April 18 wedding to Grace Kelly, stays focused on “thousand little things” in New York. He vows no partying, will remain home to watch movies, and will defer film roles for his academy award winning fiancée after marriage. Francis Cardinal Spellman to attend as papal representative. ceremony to be by Monaco's bishop. The couple will honeymoon for a month aboard the royal yacht after a civil ceremony April 18 and religious rites on April 19.
Hollywood divorce case where Tita Purdom testifies that Edmund Purdom’s secret life and lies ended their marriage. She recounts a party night and a dismissed inquiry about his whereabouts. Linda Christian is named in connection with parties. Superior Judge Edward B. Fraud awards $750 monthly alimony and $300 monthly support for two daughters.
The San Leandro Civic Orchestra will perform at 8:15 P M in San Leandro High School gym. Glen Horsley conducts a sample arrangement by Glen Harley of Romberg Lover Come Back to Me and George Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue with Ed Russell on vibraharp. Six toy instruments will be used in Hayden Toy Symphony. performers include patrons from Oakland, San Leandro, and nearby communities.
The Hayward USO announces two Party Nites tonight in the Massa Building on B street near Foothill Boulevard. Tomorrow junior hostesses meet at B pm. Friday Frolics, refreshments by the San Lorenzo Junior Women’s Club. Saturday Nite Stomp at 8 pm with USO opening at 10 am. Sunday Melody Moments at 3:30 pm at the Veterans Building behind City Hall, Vespers at 5 pm, Plater Party 6 to 8 pm.
Los Angeles based geneologist Dr E Edson Nichols told the College of Medical Evangelists that sexual ignorance fuels many divorces and leaves most young men as dud spouses. He argued strict taboos and lack of adjustment after marriage sap women's readiness.
The West German Bundestag backed the soldiers law and approved the third reading of constitutional amendments to back the rearmament program. The moves clear the way to call volunteers to the colors on April 1 and create the new army to be named the dundeswehr or federal defense.
Hollywood reports Dorothy Shay the nightclub comic known for Hillbilly humor is pursuing acting on NBC TV matinee work. She says she tired of nightclub acts and aims to shed her funny image by portraying a psychologically minded housewife in a March 8 TV appearance.
Johns Hopkins professor Dr George F Carter and Philip Orr of the Santa Barbara Museum report evidence of burned elephant bones on Santa Rosa Island off California 29 650 years ago indicating elephants were roasted for food by prehistoric people. Carbon tests at Columbia University support the finding. Carter notes surprise at elephants being an edible large protein source.
Tony Curtis reports Janet Leigh is improving and that he will star in The Sweet Smell of Success after delaying The Foolish Immortal. Patti Paige travels to Los Angeles with multiple film offers. Rock Hudson forms Seven Pictures Corporation and screens new projects while awaiting his 1961 UI contract.
Hollywood details reveal Rocky Graziano’s rough childhood diet of cold spaghetti soda pop and fruit with salami. Ernest Lehman notes Graziano survived multiple injuries and health risks, from a broken chest to a six story fall, influencing the MGMs Somebody Up There Likes Me screenplay and its hopeful message.
Mrs Ruth Apperson Rous California State Society regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution said the state DAR will continue its annual homemaker awards despite the national DAR dropping the program She emphasized training girls in sewing and cooking classes to pursue the award with a goal of improvement not perfection during a news conference in Los Angeles.
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