Silver Screen (Feb-Oct 1935)

Silver Screen for March 1935 81 Georgie, now a big shot himself, gallantly asks her to do a rhumba with him. Gee, it's a swell set. A ball room floor as black and shiny as Stepin Fetchit's face, with a rhumba orchestra at one end all done up in white satin and Latin smiles, while around the edges of the floor are tables and tables of gay young people sipping cocktails and champagne. The El Club Elefante's opening night and Havana at its gayest! I almost forget it's only a set and prance over to ask Carole to dance, being by no means a poor rhumba shaker myself. At least, that's what / think. "Hello, toots," she says. "Park it there. You should have been here this morning. Georgie and Margo did a dance that's sensational— BUT sensational. Even as it is, you've 3 treat in store for you— BUT really. Careless Carole will cautiously toss her torso. Sit here and watch. Come on, Georgie, let's get this thing over with." The orchestra goes into "La Cucaracha" and Carole seems to melt into Georgie's arms. "You've come along splendidly since I saw you last," she says, her picture name being Diana. "Yes— and without any financial backing from you," George retorts sharply, his picture name being Joe. Then Carole remembers her blue blood and her millions and starts giving the hoofer some of that Park Avenue hauteur: "Just ability— and nerve— and a certain amount of aggressiveness, is what I always say," she murmurs too, too sweetly. "If you have those things you are bound to get ahead." It gets a rise out of him all right. "Say, listen," he barks, "you can't make me forget that night in my dressing room." "Don't think I've forgotten it either," .shedrawls. "Cut," from the director. "Come on, now, let's do it again." It's oke with me— and how are you? I could sit here the rest of the afternoon, enjoying the music and feasting my eyes on Carole. But, no! 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