TV Radio Mirror (Jan - Jun 1963)

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"I think you should always be able to talk things over with your husband. And I think you can find that out before your marriage." It's even worse, Peggy points out, if the parents not only have no understanding but seem actually indifferent about what happens. "I know of friends," she says sadly, "whose parents don't even care if they come in at this time or that, don't know where they're going. And, if they do know, just don't even care. "That can make a child think: // my parents don't care, then why should I stop? Why should I have a conscience ELIZABETH TAYLOR (Continued from page 27) yes so quickly, when asked to do the show, that it surprised even Norman Baer — who, with Phil D'Antoni, will package the program. "We called the Dorchester Hotel in London and spoke to Miss Taylor's secretary, Dick Hanley," says Baer. "We then outlined the proposal in a cable, citing the proposed format and monies. We were called back and asked to come to London to see Miss Taylor. "We just called her up cold and asked her. She liked the idea. She said nobody had asked before." • Liz's tour of London, while admittedly inspired by Jackie Kennedy's TV tour of the White House and Princess Grace's TV tour of Monaco, "will be more personal," explained a spokesman for the producers. While it "may include some historical sites," the emphasis will be on what London has meant in the past — and presently still means today — to Liz. As such, "she may show the house where she was born ... a hospital where she recovered from a serious illness, or other places related to her life." • Liz may have Richard Burton as a guest on her show. Although coproducer D'Antoni, in talking about the special, indicated that one of the reasons why Liz was so willing to do the show was that "Richard Burton will have to be in London . . . making 'Beckett' with Peter O'Toole: that leaves Elizabeth with nothing to do for a month" — another member of the same producing firm, when asked if Burton would appear with the actress before the TV cameras, answered tartly, "I certainly hope so. We are paying if my parents themselves don't care?" "Maybe," Janet says thoughtfully, "some people really think they're giving their children a good life, but are always running off to a meeting or a bridge club or a poker party. That's fine in itself — I think parents should get out. But not when their children need them at home. "Like my dad said," she quotes: " 'If I had an extra night off a week, I don't want to be going to a lodge meeting. I want to spend it with my children. See what they're doing. Find out about their interests. Not just take care of my own personal life, but my children's life.' "Children need the companionship of their parents — and when they don't get it, they find it somewhere else." Not just children, Janet! But, even though you're the youngest of the singing sisters, you may well have said the wisest thing of all. — Fred Robbins "The Lawrence Welk Show" is seen on ABC-TV, Sat., 9 to 10 P.M. EDT, and the Lennon Sisters also sing on Dot Records. Fred Robbins' popular interview program, "Assignment Hollywood," is heard from coast to coast — check local newspapers for station and time. enough money for them both." Yet many people, after having read the newspaper stories about Liz going on TV, must have asked themselves, "Why? Why is Liz doing it?" It certainly can't be that she needs the money ... or because she couldn't figure out a better way to kill time while waiting for Burton to finish "Beckett" ... or even, as another spokesman for the production company speculated, that she -was doing it "for kicks." No, the most likely explanation was that there was a cause-and-effect relationship between the first headline, Liz Facing Loss of Adopted Girl, and the second headline, Liz Taylor Will Make Debut in Color on TV . . . that the threat of losing little Maria had caused Liz, in a desperate attempt to prove to the child's parents and to the press and the public that she was a fit mother, to agree to appear in a strange new medium that frightened her . . . and that she was, in the words of D'Antoni, trying to project "the kind of dignity that will give her a new image." But before you can claim that one thing causes another, it is necessary to prove that the first thing — in this case, the story that Maria's parents were threatening to take little Maria back from Liz — was indeed true. To check on its truth, TV Radio Mirror arranged for an exclusive interview with Maria's mother, Frau Wilhelmine Heisig at her home in Mering, West Germany. The mother's side of it We learned that it is true that when Frau Heisig gave her crippled daughter up for adoption, she didn't know the identity of the foster-mother ("Only from the press I learned later that it