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His associates looked amazement. One retorted : Frank. He is the COMIC."
"No, I mean Ralph," argued the^ first producer, "he IS a funny guy."
"I still think that Frank
"Listen, dummy, I say Ralph Morgan is a funny guy because he THINKS he is a comedian."
Light dawned on the associates. "Now I get it," one agreed, "you mean the guy thinks he is a funny man. Can you beat these actors? Always thinking they can pick their roles better than we can. Ralph is a swell actor and all that, but he had better stick to straight drama.
"He's no comic. He's not the type."
Ralph Morgan regarded this interviewer with an ironic smile. A touch of wistfulness in his manner too, I thought, as he proclaimed with a mock gesture of despair :
"Behold the tragedian !
"In me you see the erstwhile comedian playing straight for Hollywood."
We were lolling about comfortably in the patio of his Beverly Hills home, fol
Ralph Morgan, not Frank, was the famous comedian when they were both on the stage prior to their Hollywood fame
Movie Classic for October, 1936
lowing a round of golf with boon companions at Lakeside. Out on the lawn under the shade of the trees, Ralph's Sealyham terrier suddenly attracted our attention by his peculiar actions. He was sitting up, begging. Two marauding mocking birds were swooping down on him, each snatching a tuft of hair. Realizing the futility of defending himself if
Frank Morgan (upper photo) scores a triumph in Dancing Pirates. Ralph Morgan (lower photo) wins new laurels in Anthony Adverse