Radio mirror (Nov 1935-Apr 1936)

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Now, even as she had thought the train wheels warned, she was on the spot. She began to play the scene. She sang the first notes of her aria. Familiar notes, familiar as her own hands. On, on she went. She was caught up in the music as Jimmy Melton had been. She came to the high notes, passed them. She reached the very end. . . . "And," she says, "it was over. The camera had been on me. That dreaded first close-up had been taken. And, unbelievable as it all sounds, I hadn't known about it. I'd become so absorbed in my singing that I hadn't even seen the camera." She's in RKO's "Love Song." When Everett Marshall arrived in Hollywood to play with Dolores Del Rio in "I Live For Love" (Warner-First National), test after test was made of him. These tests weren't good, no one was satisfied with them but what was wrong no one could decide. It wasn't that he didn't photograph well — a change of make-up could have remedied that — it washis voice that didn't come through. Finally the director had an idea — a screwy idea but he tried it. "When you sing, Marshall, for the broadcasts," he asked, "do you have an audience watching you in the studios?" MARSHALL, still trying to figure out what was wrong, nodded. The director disappeared. When he came back he had a lot of other people with him. "Don't bring extras on yet," Marshall pleaded. "Don't let's start until we find out what's wrong and correct it." "These aren't extras," his director told him. "They're your audience. Now sing!" Marshall sang. His voice rolled out. And the playback of that new test delighted everybody who heard it. Singing to people, you see, Everett Marshall gives himself and forgets himself. "But why," I can hear you saying, "do the radio stars go to Hollywood and make pictures if it's such an ordeal, if it puts them on the spot and jeopardizes everything they already have? Why are they so ambitious? So greedy?" Jack Benny, now making M-G-M's "Broadway Melody of 1936," answered this question. This, you know, is Jack's second summer in the movie studios. He wouldn't let himself be starred at first. He insisted upon time to feel his way. "We really have to make pictures," he said. "Because the money they offer is our salvation. Show business isn't what it used to be. Either you're on top today or you're practically nothing. There's little middle ground. And you have only a short road up very often and always a very, very short road down. Once upon a time when you passed your peak you could count on a few years in vaudeville on the strength of your name. Vaudeville today amounts to practically nothing. "So while we're having our fling we have to make enough to see us through the rest of our lives, through all the years when we won't be tops any longer. We need at least ten years of a high income, especially now that different taxes take so much of all we earn away from us. 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