Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1941)

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You may want to pin a badge on Bob Taylor after reading about this episode. We did! THIS is the story of ;i man who ed ball, not on a baseball diamond bul in the Hollywood game of life. He had good luck pitched to him and bad luck, t< and he knew what ii meant to strike out and hear the lerision from the i For Roberl Taylor has been on the He knew it. too, better than I Ie went around keeping Up his end of Ii ng geli erally like a substantial citizen, bul all the tunc he wanted to crawl into a deep, dark corner and hide. Two yeai igo Bob had had four bad pictures m a row. And four tunes in a I BY ROBERTA ORMISTON row the press tired a deadly rat-atat-tat of criticism at him. "When you've had a couple of bad pictures you get complexes," Boh says "And when you've had more than a couple you get more complexes. I was afraid the public was oiT me. I was sun if a good part did come up and I was suggested for it the director in charge would dodge me somehow." I?ol> grinned. "If there'd been anyone I could have blamed for tl hum pictures it might have helped. But there wasn't a soul. 'Stand Up and Fight,' I didn't like. And I didn't Lady of the Tropics.' But I thought 'Lucky Night' and Remember?' were going to be all right "It was a tough year for Barbara, too. Because I take my troubles home, even when I swear to myself th.it I won't. I let people see — Barbara, at any rate when I'm restless and nervous and depressed. Barbara kids when she's worried. She kids until she falls on her face. And I mean jails on her jacc! I've picked her up a couple of times''' We asked Bob why stars go into pictures thej don't believe in, why. for instance. (Continued on page 74) rnoTori,AY combined with movie mirroi