Author

Publication

1974 - William Morrow & Company, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

15,750 words, Guess

Page Count

63 pages

Physical Format

Hardcover

Identifiers

and 2 more

Classifications

  • DDC659.14/3/0973
  • LCCHF6146.T42 D35

Description

Yes, now at last you can discover the naked truth about the most talked about cat in history -- Morris, whose 9-Lives pet food commercials on TV and scintillating Hollywood movie roles have mad him the idol of millions. You'll thrill to his cliff-hanging rescue from being put to sleep in a Chicago animal shelter. You'll be held spell-bound by his dramatic rise to fame and fortune. You'll blush at the revelations of his love life. You'll learn a lot from his secrets of success. Perhaps you'll even vote for him if he carries out his plan to run in the next election. One thing is sure -- the better you know Morris, the more you'll love the world's most fabulous feline!

Description

At last, the intimate biography of one of today's most famous TV personalities— the feline superstar, Morris. In this authorized biography (after the initial disappointment of not having Norman Mailer as co-author), Morris fully cooperates with Mary Daniels and discusses those details of his life he has been so reluctant to reveal in the past. Here is the truth about his discovery—only twenty minutes before he was to be put into his next life in a Chicago animal shelter, the facts behind the scandals that clouded Morris' pre-acting days, the circumstances his 9-Lives triumphs, his inevitable movie career and his non- finicky love life (including the never- before-published facts of his relationship with Ethel, the white Persian). Here, too, are the behind-the-scenes views of his home life, his candid opinions of the human world, his taste in female felines, his political aspirations, and much more. And perhaps most valuable of all are Morris' tips to superstardom, his simple abc's of catclom—such as how to make the most dramatic entrances, where to pose for optimum advantage, and how to train your human to understand your subtle moods. Complete with over 25 black-and-white photos and one nude color centerfold, here is Morris at home, on tour, on stage, everywhere. And his message: Every cat is a star.

Subjects

People

MorrisMorris (Cat)

Other Editions

  • MorrisHardcoverWilliam Morrow & Company1974-01-01

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