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George Rafl doesn'l want many more pngster roles. He'd like a chance al a romantic r61e and believes there's a reason
why he could play it
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Iwayite who knows his way around, sophisticated, wise, smooth, soft-spoken without being particularly well-educated, Lut never bored with life. His face is masklike, but his eyes are amazingly expressive. "In the gigolo game you meet everyone from society people and royalty to gangsters and racketeers,' he says. "I danced at many private parties for millionaires, including a party that Schuyler Parsons, one of the bluebloods, gave for the Prince of Sweden. Yes, I've met gangster* many of the big shots. They like to hang I the cafes."
Doesn't Try to Act
HE CAME to Hollywood by accident. Texas Guinan asked him about ago to go to Chicago with her show. He went, but after a couple of days left it, and decided to go to California on a trip.
"It was just a vacation, and the day before I was to leave for New York I was eating in the B own Derby, looking over the movie people. Rowland Brown sent over
isked to meet me. He said I w i type he wanted for his picture, '( luii Millions.' I told him I hadn't appeared in pictures, but would take the part, and ii alter a couple of days he didn't like wouldn't expect any pay. But everything went all right, and I've been in pictures
"I had never done any dramatic work ncing. I don't try I an.l I think I do m) besl work when they lone, so I can be natural." Hi Ii i 'I'm. I in an inconspicuous Span menl :. il h am it hei ' lew Yorker I on . a typical D D and 1 lent
If you i
i I ony. VVhel \\<-s he is bod try or merely a friend, one i Quite know.
It is to be recalled that the ( Ireal I lod Gable got his starl to fame in .1 gangster
role. Rafl hopes to do t he s;
"Bui I don't want to 1 u : idem ified
as .1 gangster type. What would I I
fla; ' Well, perhaps I shouldn't say it. but think I can play lover roles. "You see, I have plenty of experience. I used to be a gigolo."
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