The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-21

The young president was n
creature--som said a viutIm--of
lunches, lie got a bunch, and he
acted accordingly, n must be ad-
mltted, TO tho great beefit OF Mag.
ninccnt Pictures. And he got tho
bunch after seeing Anne play IN
"Yestordny" that she had not tho
t0nRhness necessary for tho Dlny.
Ing Of Mnrlonc, tho lead In bus.
kcr" When he stated this casually
one day IN conference, directors,
scenario writer's. ndapters and Rng.
men almost threw a collective NJ.
Tho first thing they pointed out
was that Ammo Carron had played
Tho part on the stage, and her act.
Ing OF tho tough. desperate girl
who "buakcd" moaning sang and
dhDcnd---f0r Whatever her auditors
sDw NJ 10 give her In very tough
and lOw-ClHaB Chicago niRhi club,
and hor Interpretation had made
tho plny ono OF the hits OF the
BonsOn,
~ know she played the part on
Broadway" bo admitted cnimiy.
And ! know her Ghnrn ctcrIyniIOn
OF Mnrcnc IN supposed 10 have
made tho play But Broad way II
broadway and tho stage In the
stage, This In Hollywood and plc.
lures ThorO's n lot OF difference,
"ono Of tho differences In TINT
you Gnn get more Illusion on tho
stage, Makeup and lights cnE
mako mn actor or mn actreHH any.
hing the producer wants them 10
be,
pictures won't lot you do that,
The CnmGrn Will let yOtl 10 No fnr
and no farther. Now Miss Cnrrnn
plays Mhrlnno, tho lead In 'IIuskor,'
straight She's good looking
hard doll shooting tho works In
ono performance on n dance floor
or u hOnky.t0nk even while tho
bOuHoorB Rre moving In to throw
her out, Now, ! nHk you, how arc
you going 10 make her hard for
tho cnmern2 That beautiful, sweet
and gentle pm Of hers won't let
you, And" tho added droamlIy)
I'm sny MS beautiful, sweet and
RontIo! You can't do II. n Miss
carr0n took tho part before tho
chmofn. the camera would laugh
md 10 would audiences, No. Mlsa
Cnrfnn cunt play that part What
] WDni for her In sweet, feminine
stories, Something likh Peter pm
v
thing"
"DID YOU EVEN
SEE nm ~ BUskER'g"
ibid you SEQ her In Uusbo' on
tho Btngnt" Dan Arden, tho author
" tllo play, nskod him.
40, didn't" Loo admitted.
"But u wouldn't make any differ.
cnoG " ] did. Heading your play,
] can't fool Miss C1rrnn IN the
r0Io' Not after seeing her In Yes
to-day And ! got the bunch that
" cnnt feel hor In II, thtn tho
audience won't either. No sho'H
OUT
That settled that, even though
Dan Arden argued and ragged.
what Loo IIirshn0ld said went on
thu MnHnitiGent lot. Ills WIS tho
last word. Oh, they had TO inform
Miss CnrFan OF tho decision, And
MlgB cnrrnD reacted like Dan Ars
don, only moro 10,
"Why, that" sho Mormod 10
Dan Arden when no told her, "IB
pldbculOug' Ms worse than that.
IT'S puorIIo, ~ no and 500 Mr.
JIirHhHold, III show hIml"
but sho didn't show him. lilo
stirred neross his desk nj her slim,
UnIlGhtn blOndneH with HomhthIng,
Anne Cnrrhn recognized uneaaIly,
IIbo dreamIDesH In his eyes and
gently but firmly put aside her nr.
Ruments
"i,ut you're ro1oeting on my
ability M an notresb," abe pOIntod
ont IN her soft, Turing voice. ~
capable nclreHB who hns played M
many pDris on broadway M I have
should be abba 10 move herself into
any character. not only 10 net II
but 10 look II, moved myself into
MnpIoDG on tho stage. Why can't
! do II for tho cgmorn?"
II cnn't zee you IN H." he told
her, And admit you're n won.
dorruI ncircss, Miss CarrnD, Two
juBt s6en you In 'YeBterday.'
There's n mODcymnkcr, And that's
your Hind of part. Sweet. gentle,