New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
millionaire Lawyer
s'';ss' Film Publisher Is
q ss,h COrlis. Palmer .s in
~ w Jersey Residence
.,,,,TeIIs Of InfaiuatiOn
-. Say. Girl Was Gus:' IIu.:'
W. Their Home Until n
= q, Had to Drive Her Out

" A.elsres that neI n0D
vis - ., cd .,,s Miss cOIliss Palmer
.i'i''.'. .,',vr. s,r beauty. Justice Lewis
F'ti'. go, '..;.lou On the application OF
r''I.'' ) '',l, Murphy, former state Sen en-
cs'fl.. =, !, new II Mrs. Brewster, ,.,' Tor
s'ss ,''''',s J, allowance for the plain
an n. ,.''.', ,.'. ,.vs.lrsIlst.ly y 500 month s.
'ls iI'~ ''.,.'s ~, s. ros receives from n her
,.oS p. ,aS'. : 1850 . rss'h and e. sOsn. IN.
,sI fee, pending iS' ''''''
ult tttsr to his wife
FAieh is So. s.''5 N. sis feelings for AN
sait sohss ~. srsrseded his love LOT
other ss,s ,s..sf Of an endless, heart.
hsf ss re s...',~IeT IN which he fought
rending .~s,hiug II seemed 20 be
agains. % fight" Mrs. Brewster
impossis,@ ,is woman referred 70 y
~, ~. e.irer, and thst she Is LIVING ID
A,e ' se-se IN Normandy Park, near
: ..s~r ~ 80. n. j., which her husband
Asnl.Sis Asn.1,S sor her and where he is now
ksIE
p,va,hsr Of Film Magazines
.. smrsters we're married In lsle
three-year-old son, who
iho 80 80 bis mother al Roslyn, L. l.
~, . 1. head Of the Brewster Pub
i3i.ss BIss... Inc. Of i75 Dufield Street.
s.s,-- s.ss- nvolishers Of "Shadowland,'
s,,' sls. Nation Picture Classic" and sew
y, = ..ssr pictorial magazines which
-. ~ the beauty and charm OF
..ss lie formerly was widely KNOWN .Non
49,, ,.vrsr and was nominated in 1910
y = ,.,oynsv General. His vide aetivi"
y. 81 e siso include the direction OF mo-
". ~ ''ir ,;s,urss. painting and amateur
.s..,srsphy, and he Is the euthoI VI
!y...,,i y.~i hooks. He Is torty.nve years
-. 80 lis wife is twenty-four. Inc
"a ~, =. was Mss Eleanor Gator OF Far
senvsy. A. Ns..nhu 4old
A. ,surt Brewster first aroused tne ,s
..,.',ions Of bis wife when ne orougnt
~. pslrosr 10 live az their home AZ
-. telling his wife It was neces-
a -, him TO have the actress with
~ !. ,.nstantly because Of their motion
Ter, work. For a number Of months months
(, ,,re,onpsnied the young woman nome
.i.l.iv giving her every attention,
= ~" y. (, se nresence Of Mrs. Brewster.
~ ,I-se wou'd motor out togetner'
prvster insisting on his wife's pres
~, 4 ecyer the situation from the
!. ig, nut al the while she was i8-
lertd, the attorney said.
Parted Since February, 1921
m. attorney cited various instances
/, Brsws.sr's disregard for the feelings
I his wife, including his bringing 70
o. room one night bowl Of chop suey'
Ildeh he admitted Miss Palmer had re-
g,ed. After the wife protested finally
falnst the other womsn's presence IN
Ia house, according 70 the papers
I,svSter ftsed up tie Normandy Park
,,es FOR Miss Palmer. This final break
inc IN February. 1921, and since then
.svs.er has remained away from his
fme at Rcsyn.
John ". Peters, attorney for Brew
'er, told the court that Miss Palmer
,sd At Normandy Park with her moth
: and sister He presented an ahi-
asii IN which Brewster alleges his n
one Is bit Si2,5O0 a year as grounds
shy Ne cannot pay the Glimony asked
y 1s wife. He is said 70 be paying
10 month TO his first wife, who di-
iotttt him several yesrs ago.
prominent place IN most OF the
ne publications. issued by Brewster
aas been devoted to photographs Of
Mss Palmer during the last year.
'ofae Of these pictures appear in con-
lecton with articles on beauty under
it' Signature Of "Corliss Palmer" and
cthsn IN prominent Advertisements for
'V'flin Palmer Powder" prepared By
sonnny which Mr.. Brewster is said
% soairol
Fought Infatustion. He Says
Its letter written by Brewster 20
~ wife, telling her frankly Of his un-
!. ..soss'siul struggle 70 retain bis az
''ss'n Tor her, says;
Dsti Elesnor: think X Is only
.,f and Just 10 you that you know the
.lsa a situation, regardless Of the re-
'.n eno Of the pain Il might cause TO
We yeody. ! have been through a most
''ssaling experience during the last
lIseen -, months, and an almost unbe-
..'soe |. ny one. When another came into
n Z. VIC 's8lized that e was anything
NV - hristic enthusiasm that I had
. in>' expressed % you, and
,... -. : ~" mat i WAS becoming dan.
's-' etsure You that ! fought ii
= u nv strength
s.e endless. heart-rendinx struggle
IN, s.Iler--for everybody concerned,
h sny the heartaehe and tear that
hs.... 80. s ! assure you il WAS Gn
ss ~ aght for both Of us-a hght
~ ~ !, :smething il seemed inpos-
lssi,.- -.sget ~. Of you being a faithful,
ei,r,, we OF my vow 70 love and
Ala nv as long as | lived. Of my
fs,, ns reputation, Of my dear cd
yDs. 20 other relatives, and Of
= sai all IN vain.
~ olF2o,e ] could come back 20 live
Ia We over again, but / know
,n1l. soing 50 my life would be mis-
lsk NC l. another's also. am GER
~ !, ave had many serious talks
i,sr 49, - ntustion. reviewing things
. 1s'y angle, and finally we agreed
a ,s..aR Tor az least two weeks 20
Se did think Of each other.
SEPARATION IAN Eternity"
"a. s,Psfsted; she going many hun
irk,s. miles away among her old
\ 49, admirers. All the time she
Preparations 20 20 IL
,ftslss y We could not bear IL dust
tltrl ~. y. several times before, as you
'tril, AN. Az managed to endure II, con-
atrst- t-,asing a..g Of the old proyerb, Out
So out Of mind
Asfp,,'seh1 saw her 70 the train.
y. & w'., each day seemed an eter-
sissD,.. .'sa Y. ell my friends, relatives,
ssszisr, 80 -. power, surrounded with
-, \, sna entertainments Of ali
esIt I b., one moment Of happiness
y ss.sr,,nsoI m noI eat or sleep, and when
n L, ii.ea i.. felt that | could never
~ sr ,s,s me again, whsteyer the
has 49,. y. certain as | can be Of anv.
s,',lsly s,ss seoT judgment Of her was