Word: winsors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After 21 months of marriage (her second, his sixth), brunette Novelist Kathleen (Forever Amber) Winsor told the judge about life with her clarinet-tooting husband, Artie Shaw. In the tabloids, it all sounded like a souped-up version of her own Restoration fiction, in modern dress. In 31 pages of searing affidavit, Kathleen swore that Artie had screamed at her, beaten her, come home "drunken, abusive, and belligerent." He had also tried out on her his favorite theory of domestic relations ("The only way to keep a woman in line-be a caveman"). "He boasted of having thrown Lana Turner...
...Bestseller Kathleen Winsor and ex-Bandleader Artie Shaw, who spent many noisy months getting thoroughly divorced from their old mates and thoroughly married to each other (TIME, Nov.11, 1946), decided after 18 months that things were impossible. The trouble, according to a formal announcement of their separation, was just "a disparity of interests"-but "they remain on the best of terms...
Married. Robert John Herwig, 32, first husband of Novelist Kathleen (Forever Amber) Winsor (who became interested in Restoration England while student-husband Robert was writing a thesis on it); and Nadine Hegeman, 20, University of California student; he for the second time, she for the first; in Las Vegas...
...Herwigs will live apart in California-as Novelist Winsor and new husband Artie Shaw are required to-until the Herwig-Winsor divorce becomes final Dec. 9. Neither the Herwigs nor the Shaws are legally married in California...
John C. Pittenger '51 was elected president, Stephen Minot '51 became vicepresident, and Philip Winsor '50 was named secretary-treasurer. Thirty-five students attended the meeting and formed themselves into a nucleus official membership...