New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

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regard elo~n'ng as a serios, = ~
All Of the oo1ieys are lis. ~
then II seems that theY. IA ~
choose between 'hem. whs,
70 yourself "J1hnny Is "a. ~
Dooley Of them ali" lmnssl,,.''. =.
races out on the stage and ,o' 80. =
your remark TO zone Of the f.,,.
At the Wednesday ms,inse IA
Bunch and Judy" the Doole7s-I.,s =
and Ray introduced a new ~
on a Russian dance. Needl,o
10 is marvelously funny. and y
be pretty strenuous because a.
used 10 respond 70 an encore. a..
we went back stage a. the suS -
act they we're still painting.
II we had not met other n,-,.,.
the Dooley family in the pasr...,
have expected that johnny sr1 II.
tinue TO be a comedian In a, i,,,,..
room and would slap us v 49,
exclaim What. no. Kiddol' "A ~,
since We are not very formldasl, n,
our chair from under vs. a. ". !.
tempted 70 be seated Bal Jotssy .
just like the other Doolsys onls %,
haps little more 50.
There are about three set, 1,
comedians on the stage whom ys a
joy. You, the Doolsys. are one Of ~,
II you and Ray gave a recital si h
yourself, TO last for three hous, y
should consider it TOO short"
Mr. Dooley smiled, showing IL
brilliant. white teeth which all 10
Dooleys are heir %. and replied. Z
Be- truly gratifying 20 hear such a. q
preston from you. a satiatod ths,is
goer, or, should more properly y
a supposedly satlated theatsrgosL HI
Of course, you cannot really be Il al
enjoy a performance like that
1T all depends on the periou,n
we answered polntedly tl
Like all great artists. M. Dosiel
extremely modest and almost niis
70 talk about himself n
"How did al Of you happen y
/ interested in the same sort Of vss'
We asked.
Il think IL must be because wi
had such a keen admiration fH !
/ father that We tried 70 initiate =
I thought he was the funniest "a,
ever knew and William, Ray nt cg
don all felt the same way about IL
"Oh, was your father on The liiF
too ?" expecting to hear a tale oi ~
Five Dooleys.r which wsuk piras
the story Of "The Four Cohans,' ~
-Four Mortons.' etc. But JohnnY 80
his head. "Dad was a sea elp,ii
sailed the ocean blue foF fony yfiH
but whenever he was home be insN
US all with his tricks and Ae nsg,
US 70 b. aerobats. ana ntils 3
wouldn't 1T any Of her brolhsu =
ahead Of her for q moment"
Here little Ray entered the drsailE
room. and again We were trsska .
one Of those brilliant Dooley ufI
She still worv her burlesqus RAID
and her Russian dressing; snt
bright red nose and q pair Of nis
boots arc not conducive TO dignity
Miss Dooley seemed unconscious ~
an. She is Ike a little queen, srts
owns a beautifully modulaied ~
which gave Us the idea that Ws 80
like 10 see her standing on q eafA
In the moonlight and hear sef ~
"Oh. swear not By the moon. ~ ~
constant moon" Miss DooltJ ~
having the Russian dressing hrt ~
fer the evening performance. y y
stayed only a minute. After ~ =
fitted away 20 the filter We 49,
her brother about our idea an.
Juliet. adding "of course, > 80
humor Is important in a cOnie.i,.o
il is essential IN a tragei;an. ~
don't believe this, 90 and see ~
Barrymore play Hamlet
81 90 believe Il. know It andle
seriously considering doing so@sls- i.l.a..
serious myself You saw me n ,r's ,.
Knieb,hood Was IN Flower kasy
80 nsrb,p. you will be surprised Sasn
I Ell voa that | enjoyed that part HA'.' .''
than anything I ever pl'ysd. N''. 49,,
standing hat | was playing 'ae -
II was a serious role. and now ! p"
had another offer to work 10 ~ y.
,ure Will. I am in New Yors |,
The Bunch and Judy ana '-
shall accept II. It is hard Of 81.
playing all day and half the n's's,
Il will help me to establish ny'N
the serious work I wish to DO /
"And just think OF your nee
will double that" To which MI.
replied: THAT doesn't in's''', .,'s
very much. I don't care ~
about money" And, Of '''''. 80 /
wouldn't. Truly delieh''.. ". Il. .,,sr !.
never care about money and ~ .,.s5
have any. either unless ~, - !
leaves it to them and they i'',s'
had time to give il away.
Brady to Offer 0ne.A,' =