The New Movie Magazine (Jan-Sep 1935)

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Send me FREE Regular Size Radio Girl Perfume and Trial Size Radio Girl Face Powder. I am enclosing 10c (coin or stamps) for cost of mailing. (Offer Good in U. S. only.) T-5 Laurels for Hardy (Continued from page 63) know what it's all about, and I was one of them. It was not until I turned to writing that I knew anything about comedy. Before that I just worried my head off for nothing." "Do you ever worry now?" "Yes, trying to get intelligent comedy. It was only an emergency that brought me back to acting. Hardy was already established at the Roach studio with another comedian. But at the last moment a change had to be made, so I jumped in and played with Babe in a story I'd written." You'd never suspect it, seeing him on the screen, but he has to do a lot of thinking. "Whatever else they may be, the characters we play are not the 'fresh' type," he was proud to say. "This is the one thing we always keep in mind. We do our best to make them sincere. If, for instance, we are papering a room we really try to do it. Most of all, we try to show we have a good reason for what we are doing. Once in a while, in my part, I get an intelligent idea, and Hardy goes for it. It's that single flash of intelligence that makes us want to better ourselves. We really want to get on Easy Street, but we can't make the grade. We start out with a real idea, then ball it up. In the beginning we're fine, in the end we're a mess. But there's never a bad thought in our minds. We want to help each other, just as so many people do, but somehow everything we do is wrong." "Do you ever feel the need of romance in your pictures?" "No," he howled. "If there's any 'feminine interest' in one of our comedies we're always married, you may have noticed, when the picture opens. We take no chances. We have wives right from the start — God knows how we ever got them!" "That's just what I think about it, too," agreed Hardy. Meanwhile I wondered what they thought about each other. To find out, I used all my low cunning to maneuver them apart. Said Laurel : "Hardy inspires me. He is like the character he portrays because of certain individual traits. To me he is refreshing, so darned human! His humor lies in the funny way he thinks. I can look at him and know just what he is thinking. His moods are very funny to me, the moods of a born comedian." Said Hardy: "Laurel is the most unselfish man that ever lived and the funniest man in the world, as a comedian, as a writer, and as a human being. He is so distinctive that he stands absolutely alone. He doesn't depend upon funny clothes to make him funny, he is funny in himself. And I have sense enough to stand back and let him be funny." Yes, they really like each other. Can We Make New Movie Better? We want you to like us. We want to please you. To do this, we must give you the stories you want, and never print the stories you DON'T want. To help us serve you better, will you fill out the blank on page 38 and mail it to us? Please do! We will be very grateful to you. Notice, especially, questions in small type at ■foot of blank. Our address is NEW MOVIE MAGAZINE, 55 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 64 The Neiv Movie Magazine, May, 1935