Leslie Howard once stated that he didn't chase women but couldn't always be bothered to run away. However, while he was filming Captured! (1933) he was a frequent visitor to the set of Gold Diggers of 1933 which was filming in the next soundstage.
Apparently, he was so enthralled with all the women that when asked if he would take the salary cut being imposed by First National Films during the studio financial crisis of 1933, he quipped, "First, tell me, will those girls be working on The Gold Diggers of 1933 set very long?" After being informed that they would, Howard finally responded, "Well, in that case, just don't bother about cutting. I'll be only too happy to work for nothing."
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| [Leslie Howard and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., who were filming Captured!, are being taught violin basics by Busby Berkeley, dance instructor for Gold Diggers of 1933. Yes, their eyes really are on the violin.] Modern Screen, July, 1933 |
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