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smart, wise-cracking kids. He has nice taste, inherently. Wry fine sensibilities. There is clanger of over-directing him, causing him to imitate rather than create. Since he is so alert mentally, the scene should he explained to him and left largely to his imagination to interpret. I have noted some tendency in one or two of his past pictures toward directing him to act like an actor, an adult. When he does this he becomes an impersonator, an exceedingly clever impersonator, too, but not the artist that he is capable of being.
"With nice discretion in the matter of selecting stories and directors, Jackie will, I think, undoubtedly develop into one of the greatest adult actors of the screen, just as he has proved to be the greatest of all child actors."
As Seen by Harold Lloyd
"I'm not qualified to pass judgment because I have only seen Jackie in one picture since 'The Kid." I perhaps underestimated the child's talent, feeling it to be a product of Chapljn's directorial genius. He certainly has a most appealing quality in him, and his intelligence is obvious in the way he responded to Chaplin's teaching. Time alone can answer the question, but the best prophet you can consult is Charlie. He knows the soul of the child."
Jackie's Father and Supervisor
Jack Coogan, Sr., is the supervisor of his son's productions and career. A vaudeville performer, a rather clever inventor of the gags that get the laughs from vaudeville crowds, he also negotiated Jackie's present contract with Metro which brought an advance payment of half a million for Jackie's services in four productions.
"We are taking our time making these pictures," says Mr. Coogan. "We probably will not make more than two a year, so Jackie's actual working time before the camera is only three or four months out of the year.
"What's going to happen to Jackie? That's impossible to answer. We have no plans. We never have had. We want him to develop naturally. If he wants to become a farmer, we'll be just as happy to have him one as to have him a star. We never dreamed to be in our present position and never realized Jackie's possibilities.
"As soon as Jackie finishes work in a scene he is off the set playing. We always have kids of his own age around for him to play with. He has a tutor and is studying reading, writing and arithmetic just like any other child his age, except that I think he is in advance of his age in aptitude."
Jackie, Himself, Replies
Three years ago when I saw Jackie I asked him what he intended to be. "A camera man," he replied promptly. He refused to consider the profession of actor as a permanent means of livelihood. "I have three more pictures to make, and that's enough," he said shortly, referring to the pictures required under his former contract with First National. Oh, yes, he liked to act well enough, he said — but he liked to play better. Much better.
When I was talking with his father in the studio bungalow, Jackie in overalls came dashing in, very flushed, in quest of his base ball mitt. A highly-freckled friend was waiting outside, his nose flattened against the screen door.
I caught Jackie as he dashed out, having located the mitt.
"What are you going to be when you grow up, Jackie?" I asked.
"That's very hard to say," replied Jackie tersely.
The screen door slammed, and Jackie's voice enthusiastically rent the air: "Come on, let's play ball!"
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