The Rap Man Critique and Gag Man Role
A review of Jacki Coogans The Rap Man argues it lacks pace and swing for comedy. It notes a shift toward dramatic expectations for child performers and explains the rise of gag men shaping studio comedy.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
6
A review of Jacki Coogans The Rap Man argues it lacks pace and swing for comedy. It notes a shift toward dramatic expectations for child performers and explains the rise of gag men shaping studio comedy.
A reader seeks audience insight on what attracts moviegoers whether actors writers directors or producers matter. The piece urges letters to theaters to guide producers, mentions Bill Hart returning to films, and calls for better story choices and direction.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mr Fl Alles entertaining at his home on tas and a mention of babes and beauty, with garbled street and date text. The readable elements are sparse and unclear.
An eclectic clippings page surveys show business stars and rising talents. It notes Pauline Starke breaking into fleshier roles with The Devil’s Cargo and Gloria Swanson’s early fame, plus Lon Chaney’s iconic makeup in The Phantom of the Opera. It also mentions Ray Griffith’s long road to stardom and upcoming TV and product tie-ins, with local ads and store promos interspersed.
Dr. FM McConnell, pastor of First Baptist, Bonham, leads ongoing revival meetings at Bailey. The series started Friday night and will continue through Sunday with growing conversions and church accessions. McConnell is noted for community involvement and energetic ministry.
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