Modern Screen (Dec 1938 - Nov 1939 (assorted issues))

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"Of course it's just the opposit Mickey Rooney," Judy said and h ighted up immediately, for all wr young Mr. R. have a very definit tion for him. "I think the thin' about Mickey the most is that he's fun. When I go out with him I c to say a word. He keeps me law tinuously. There's no one I kno so much fun to go dancing wii be around. And he's not a praci either. He's not at all like he see screen. He may joke, but they him and not at the expense of ot a lot of wits. Y'know, he's not ; either, just the nicest person j meet. I feel so sorry because his wasn't as happy as it should have "I guess everyone in New York e him to be wild and crazy like the i plays, and when he wasn't, they w very nice to him. He only stayed a days, then went to Florida. Of course he more fun there cause he loves swimm and sports. He's really just like any oth boy and a lot smarter than most. Of course, they're people who will try to make you think he's changed by sudden popularity and success, but he's been working so long and hard that it's not new. I don't think he'd ever change no matter how famous he became. That's why I like him — he's always the same Mickey. ANOTHER friend of mine," Judy con-tinued, "is Jackie Cooper. He's awfully smart and loves music. We listen to lots of recordings together and sometimes go dancing with the gang. He smokes the biggest pipe. It's the only thing I can't seem to understand his liking. But then, I guess it's just another thing about men we women can't figure out," and, philosophically shaking her head, Judy pondered the profoundness of this astute observation. "You'd think he was awfully serious from the parts he plays, wouldn't you? Well, he's not a bit. He likes fun as much as anyone and is the first to get into the spirit of things and the last to sign off. I guess the main reason we have such a good time is because we enjoy the same things." Then, Judy laughed and exclaimed, "Gee, if I'm not careful you'll think I'm bragging about beaux. But it's your fault because you wanted to know why I like certain people. I don't really get to go out often enough to be a gadabout. But, since you asked, here's the rest of my story. "The birthday picture you asked about, the one lighting the candles, was with Billy Halop. Mostly everyone thinks the "Dead End" kids are tough, but they're not. Billy is just the opposite. Honestly, I don't see how he plays those characters so convincingly because he's not a bit that way. He's the most polite and thoughtful boy you can imagine. Why, if he takes you out he can't do enough to make you have a good time. He's pulling out your chair, or helping you up and down all the time. Billy has the most perfect manners of any boy I've met. 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