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CAMERA ah SYDNEY OMARR Confersions. of:an Autrologer Fourth i ive-Part Series . i Copyright 1979, Sydney Omarr. Distributed by Los ‘Angeles Times Syndicate. “I wish John Barrymore: were here with us,” Gene Fowler said to,,me. ‘Jack was very in-- terested in astrology. An Aquarian you know. He: ‘would have enjoyed talking to you.”- * | was:in Hollywood: The fascinating, legendary Fowler, newspaperman par excellence, biographer without equal, had taken’ t e time to relay his concern with astrology and the fascination it held for America’s greatest Hamlet. Fowler's Barrymore biography is without peer — "Gédadnight, Sweet Prince” brings to life not only John Barrymore, but exemplifies the sensitive, prescient, Pisces qualities of Fowler himself. Goodwin Knight was lleuteneat’ governor of California. He would later become governor. "I've read your articles and have read about you’ for ears," the amiable Knight was saying. We were in his office. He dismissed is staff. *."Listen, Omarr,” jhe said, “|; have the horoscopes of every political figure | deal with... “The ruddy-faced, husky governor opened a file, ti 1a a a KIMNOVAK. .- ++» THE SULTRY Aquarian Bette interjected. “Astrology can be very right, almost exact, if someone skilled, as our Sydney Omarr here, has the complete birth information?" prada Arthur. God- d me, The clas- r astrological :charts. Later, Drew. Pearson, in: his column, ling ¢ ridicule Kim Novak was famous, a etaoroue actress, but also Knight because of his interest in vastrology. known ‘for being ey kind in her remarks, told my @,, lonely, haunting in sense of possessing an‘aura that, was not easily dispelled. She looked into my eyes, squeezed my hand. I had, at her insistence, prepared and delineated her horoscope. IY “You know me better than anyone does,” the sultry Aqua- rius Kim Novak confided. “That inchides my family, (00k Jennifer Jones the talent: ed, beauteous actress, smiled, raised her classical Pisces eyé- brows. and. said, “Everything you tell me is right. But what about, some good newa?". ¥ responded, “The good tiews comes. only after’ the near-tragedy,” and that is ex-, actly how: it proved to be. Seka Cann ihe former child star, felt his career might be’ over. He was disconsolate. “Within two months, your life changes dramatically,” I. said. “You will,be active, productive and back. in thé movie busi- ni a major motion picture..He- has “been going strong ever since, ie directing and ‘acting , in ,tele- . vision and motion pictures, ‘He said to a reporter for a national publication, “Omarr. told it to me just as it happened.” Sr ae Sie Senn When acerbic Hollywood — reporter Rona Barrett felt her © career had come to a. cross- Toads, she called on me. I gave ‘her my findings. Rona, not” “Sydney “Omarr worked with the. precision ofa skilled surgeon. I did what he said to do. It proved to be the right thing to do.” Rona's career is going full steam, better than ever. si * 8 8 I was a guest on the Tonight Show. I said, in an apologetic tone, “Miss Davis.. “Nol No! No!”. she inter- rupted. “You are right. I’am physically attracted to you. Call e Bette.” place. From that information, I drew up a-horoscope, which is, actually a map of the sky for a specific time and place. Bette Davis is a classical Aries, independent and: origin- al, domineering, courageous, headstrong, martian, capable of ituatrating emotions and bd. liefs in dramatic fashion. That was just the begin- ning, for the Sun or zodiacal sign tells only. a part of the story. I had made notes’ to ‘myself and they revealed that when my horoscope was com- pared to that of Bette Davis, sleal perceptive, skeptical Vir- go confided: “Bette is right. I thought you would like to know something about me.” Twas startled. Previous to the show, some of the staff had warned me, “Godfrey doesn't goin for this stuff. He'll rib you and give you troublel” But throughout the pro- gram, Godfrey had sat quietly. I waited for him to chide, protest or ridicule. Now, off stage, -he was confiding to me, in that famil- iar, husky, confidentiak voice. “Lisi Omarr, when I camé out of the Navy, I was practically broke and living in a” rooming house. There was this guy, also living there — and he was,a.student of astrology. We talked about it a little and he . did my horoscope.” Sydney Omarr eoiued - with the precision of a skilled surgeon. | did what he said to do. It proved to-be the right thing todo. * Moments before, I had been in awe of the. great, Academy Award-winning actress, Bette Davis. Now she was laughing uproariously. Johnny ‘Carson was’ telling his “ nationwide audience, “This will be the first television show in history to be raided.” T had been provided with the birth date of the actress — month, ‘date, year, hour and “This fellow was as broke as me. But he was fascinated by astrology. He did my chart'and told me everything that would Sydney Omarr is When astrologer. my he says something it happens. . happen. He told of my great success in radio, that my name would be in lights, He predicted , many things along those lines.” “Now, listen. At the time, I wasn't even thinking of radio or, show business, But it all came true. I just thought you might want to know about it, Omarr” Alter that episode with Godfrey, I would never again interpret silence as a,sign of animosity. In explaining Bette Davis’ horoscope to her, I had made a point which seems to apply.to many Aries women, especially those born between 4 and 6 a.m. The Aries woman is intent on finding & self-reliant male — strong, confident, capable of calling the shots, Ironically, the same Aries woman often finds a man who," in his tura, is seeking a mother. It is one of the twists of fate I have. encountered during my pursuit of the truth about astrology. Heads the aoe magic- ian and escape artist, was an Aries. He could never’ escape the quest for his mother, long after she was resting in her grave. Harry Houdihi’s search for communication with his mother led to an investigation of spiritualism, psychic phe- nomena and related’ subjects. The search resulted in sensa- tional publicity as he apparent- ly exposed medium after me- _dium as fraudulent, following their failures to convince the magician that the spirit of his mother had been contacted. Small Village: Makes | | The Largest Flogpole | Joo and Glenith Grey quf- fer visitors to their little town ths orth ae nl creati as with..the. patience,’ of th peo Hiving witht Aupecgreg ne ou Ading wih ae, is what lbaw Pond that’ is what 1 read aloud.'on the Tonight Show, s T had also portrayed the character traits and named years and specific activities in| relation to the life of the actress, “It is as. if Sydney Omarr had read the’ story of my life,” Bette responded, “But th: book isn’t even out yet.” “Maybe there's something to all of this,” Caron said. “That . little white aor : board shed across the street,” Glenith said. “That’s where we made it.. May I offer you a re What Glenith and Joe made in the little shed, which is shuttered now for the winter, was the world's largest rein- foreed-plastic flagpole.-In fact, the world’s three largest rein- forced-plastic flagpoles. ht not interest the “FOUR GREAT REASONS FOR JOINING WEIGHT WATCHERS TODAY” 14. THE GREAT WEIGH? “VATCHERS PROGRAMME 2. THE PERSONAL ACTION PLANm THAT OFFERS YOU Guinness Book of World Re- cords, and apparently doesn't, but to the 673 residents of Sargentville it was about the most exciting event since they puilt-the Deer Isle bridge. Cambridge, Mass., casting ‘around for a likel I check pages: were. vel “It ness, ‘steady. of the country. if flags are a measure of patriotism, I would say it hasn't changed much in 40 years. The bicentennial was an exception. “Nine years ago I decided to make flagpoles as well. I didn’t need a big shop or many employees. Joe and Glenith Grey were among the first. “I put the shop in Sargent ville simply because my family has been there 212 years. I wasn't expecting it to become famous, just a nice local busi- ness." Playboy published Hugh Hefner, a pioneering Aries, was nonplussed. “Either you did a lot of research on me, or thore isa lot more to astrology than I thought.” Tommy” Smothers, of ‘the famed brother team, could not believe what I aS MAE WEST - +... shared Omarr's interest CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, suly’ 12, 1979 The Stars Looked to the Stars “How can you say I will not be back on the air for CBS? The contracts are signed.” The Aquarian half of the Smothers Brothers was persistent. “That is the way I Inter: pret the horary chart,” I told him. The truth of what I sald was borne out a few weeks later, when CBS axed the program — before it started a new season, Tommy began to Cl toad some of my books on: aatrolony, a 4 Mue “went, Iwo to her fingertips, asked me to come up: and soe her — and I did. The! dynamic, inimitable Mae shared with me her interest in astro- logy, ESP and psychic phen- omena. Mac Weat was to Lell the press, “Sydney Omarr Is: my astrologer. 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