Word: cottier
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...with Cinemactress Mary Astor's diary during a court fight over custody of her child), and PM, where he ran the "News for Living." At Collier's, Dakin's friendly ways were best evidence of a change in editorial climate. Word went out to old-time Cottier's writers, scared away by Ruppel, that they are welcome back again. Said Dakin: "I like writers...
Then on to Richmond with Sam to watch the struggles of the young Confederate government and the death agonies of his illegitimate son and his brother in a carriage accident. Next, back to New Orleans, where he sets all the belles a-ringing. A lustrous Creole named Louise Cottier strikes just the right note for Sam, and as the Union fleet captures New Orleans, Sam seizes her "cruelly close" and declaims in the teeth of Confederate defeat: "Come then, my dear. So long as there remain women like you to sustain our Cause, we can never falter...