Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-07-25 | Page 5 | Joe Brown Has Serious Moods

io Joe foe Brown Has Hast t Serious Moods f From om the wa way Joe E. E Brown n cavorts n in the screen In Broad Minded he hI First National comedy now at athe athe athe he Rialto one would never think le IC had a serious erious moment but he has many of them and an Inferiority x Brown who climbed rapidly to Is a really sensitive soul i espite the rather dumb young men mente menie te ie e portrays on the screen Joe has made of broad comedy an ant Itt t because he is an artist Some- Some low one never thinks of ot a comedy I tar as being anything any thins but a clown M o 0 a real artist his accomplishment 10 ID matter how outstanding or how with genius alwa always s 's falls short shortt t f the dream of that work There are times when Joe turns all iown on the set grabbing the lead- lead i n ng rig g lady's ladys expensive e wrap and puling putI put put- ing ng I It around himself him There are when you think he is nothing Uta Nh ut a collection of ot gags The traditional comedian al always rays Jants to play Hamlet Joe doesn't ant arit t to do that but he does docs prefer orles rles with a heart throb You can be Just as funny tunny in a that has a bit of pathos as in straight gag comedy he says J Joe Is supported In Broad Mind Mind- r by Ona Munson William Collier Of MarJorIe White Whits Holmes Herbert rgaret garet Livingston Thelma Todd rayce yee Hampton and George fandee randee