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Religion Id American Life Program WORSHIP TOGETHER THIS WEEK 70 WHAT MAKES FABIAN FABULOUS continued But they didn't expect pandemonium. Only the regularly assigned staff of police officers were on hand when the area began filling up at 5 p.m. Fabian wasn't due until 7:30. By seven, reserves had been called in and they roped off the streets. They were worried that the jostling crowd would smash in plate glass windows and that people would be injured. By 7:30 when the unsuspecting Fabian turned up right on schedule, firemen had augmented the police force. They played streams of water along the street to hold back the throng. More than a few adults as well as kids got wet feet. Fabian got worse than that. As he and his party tried to force their way through to the doughnut shop, a fireman got mad. "Get out of here," he shouted. "We've" told you to stay back. Fabian thinks you teenagers are all a bunch of bums . . ." "But I am Fabian," the lad protested. "Who're you kidding?" shouted the fireman and turned the stream of water into his face. Drenched. Fabian took refuge in the restroom of a bus station until police arrived and cleared his way. Today, even those who were the most skeptical about a "manufactured star" are ready to concede that Bob Marcucci had an extra sensory perception type of foresight when he billed the boy as "The Fabulous Fabian." He's no candidate for the Metropolitan Opera, but he can sing a song in a way that people like to hear. Out of three records, he"s had two hits. From venturing out on stage as a somewhat shaky nobody, he has emerged as a top box-office draw. His first film is upcoming. He has that mystic gift for direct communication with his audience. For a 16-year-old, it is a remarkable record of achievement, but the one who seems least impressed by it is Fabian himself. "A guy doesn't get a chanct get the big head with this gang arour he explains. "The gang"' are his father and brothers, Robert 13, and Thomas, They all rib him unmercifully. His fath version of the doughnut shop incident "They say Fabian ran out of there v a dozen doughnuts under his arm . the guy is still looking for him, want to get paid." "Yeah," says Bob. "That's Fabian, sure likes to eat. At school, his favoi subject is lunch." Tommy, being at the action-packed a keeps his older brother on guard. Fab says, "I gotta watch myself when I co through a door. Bobby is like as not shoot me in the face with a water piste Their mother hovers fondly over of them. "The only thing I don't 1 about this is that Fabian so often is av from home." Fabian flings an arm around her s hugs her. "Mom gets the worst of it. Wf I came back from the trip to Flori with Dick Clark, she had 16 shirts to wa Home life is precious to Fabian. He using his record royalties to buy a n and larger house. Mrs. Forte did i want to leave the old neighborhood, 1 Fabian insisted. "There's only one thing wrong with tl place," he explains. "Too many 'peoj know how to find it. Mom invites all them in to visit. Now that I'm gone much, I count the hours that I can spe with my family. If we're going to ha any fun together, we've got to get off ourselves. I'm not going to tell anybo where the new house is." It is a valiant prediction, but o which has little chance of being fulfilb All of the Fortes are the kind of peoj who make many friends and the woi already has shown very definite signs building a well-worn path to the do of the fabulous Fabian. El1 Wife And Mother First continued from page 42 "Fury," I never suffered so miserably in my life. The only thing that gave me pleasure was that Paul found us this divine apartment. He charmed it away from its owner; how he did that, I wouldn't know. But once he makes up his mind, he's the charm boy of the world." The comfortable, two-bedroom duplex garden apartment is a remodeled old brownstone just off fashionable lower Fifth Avenue is so exactly right for the Newmans that they may buy the house, enlarging their quarters to include the additional apartment. Paul spent practically a month's rent describing it to Joanne by long-distance phone. And he spent hours photographing the rooms from every possible angle — and then decided he wouldn't send her the pictures! "I want Joanne to have ''the surprise and pleasure of discovering the place herself When Joanne announced in Hollywoi that they were moving to Greenwich V lage for a year, there were horrified cri of "You can't bring a baby up in tl Village. Why not a nice house with grei grass in Connecticut or Long Island?' "No suburbs for us," said Joani crisply. "The heart of Manhattan is got enough. I've had a love affair with it sim the first day I saw New York. I was raist in the country and I've had it. The bal and I can both do without grass."' The is, however, a tiny patch of grass in tl backyard garden of the apartment ar even a fish pool, a real rarity in Manha tan. "I'll be able to sun the baby there. Joanne confided, "and wheel her (ther I already know it'll be a girl) in near! Washington Square, too."