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an Italian-American actor, has probably played more hoods than George Raft and Edward G. Robinson combined and is currently cast as a meanie in Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved just doing this for the fun of it, La Rue explained between scenes for the picture I have an income that lets me live and go to the races every day. It even lets me bet a little now and then. So I have to work. I thought this picutre would be fun because my old pals are in Arien, Dottie Lamour.

Jack Carradine, Brod Cranford. playing the hero and the villain. to thjsv I done a picture since and the Seven called me for that one, and I said, because it paid $7,000 for seven work and I figured it was an easy way to make that much La Rue, who has made more than 300 pictures, was tapped for his first by Howard Hawks, who saw him on the stage opposite Mae West in know who Hawks La Rue remembered, he came backstage and asked me how like to make a picture. He said pay me $400 a week and my expenses to come to Hollywood. toid him that sounded fine but that I accept because I had a run of the play contract.

Hawks told me not to worry about that because the play was about to close. He knew something I didn't. I accepted his offer and went to Hollywood where he put me into with Paul Muni. worked only four days when Hawks said to me, into the projection room. I want you to see the What are I asked him, and he explained that they were the film we'd shot that day.

watched awhile then Hawks said, me what you see that's see anything wrong. I could see, of course, that I was so much taller than Muni that every time he talked to me he had to look up, and I could tell that my voice boomed out deeper than his, but I thought that was how it was supposed to be. I told Hawks I see anything out of order. said, taller than Muni and your voice overpowers he explained they were going to have to replace me with George Raft. that.

Frank Borzage cast me as the priest in to Arms' with Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper, and Adolph Zukor almost had a fit. told Borzage. cast him as a priest. He's a gangster. You must be BLANK oc BOY MONEY BACK WEIGHT THE CONFRONTATION Although he normally gamier roles because of Haliari-American stereotyping, Jack La Rue did appear in this cops-and-robbers epic of long ago with Franchot Tone (the one getting the throcl.