Word: cameramen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With commendable enterprise, newspapers fought for airplanes. In amazing time, the first got through; C. A. ("Duke") Schiller and Dr. Louis Cuisinier risked their lives in the flight, almost as dangerous in that stormy maelstrom as the plunge across the Atlantic. More planes started up, with insanely jealous cameramen, writers, mechanics, until the frozen corner of Canada began to bulge...
Equal credit will be given to Pathe and to the Harvard savants in the production and disposition of the anthropological films. Several expeditions are being planned by the University for the purpose of collecting additional anthropological materials, and cameramen to take moving pictures of these expeditions will be supplied by the moving picture firm...
...beautiful capitol you have," said President Coolidge to Governor William J. Bulow of South Dakota as he and Mrs. Coolidge inspected the capitol building at Pierre, S. D., the only western city besides Hammond, Ind., in which the presidential party left the train. Trucks crowded with cameramen flanked the motor car in which the President and the Governor headed the procession through Pierre streets, snapped...
...Owing to the fact that the presidential party reached the State Game Lodge at Custer Park after dark, cameramen could not well picture their arrival. U. S. cinema patrons will, nevertheless, see the event quite as if it happened in broad daylight. For, on the following morning, the President and Mrs. Coolidge staged an after-the-show rehearsal and motored up to the lodge with cameras vigorously grinding. ¶Household employes at the State Lodge are under the supervision of Miss Ellen Reilly, White House housekeeper. Miss Reilly came to the White House some twelve months ago. She had previously...
Newsgatherers and cameramen surprised Dr. Silver with news of his election, found him smiling but diffident. Twice before he had been elected a bishop but never yet been one. Election by the House of Bishops required ratification by a majority of all the members. In 1912, Dr. Silver was elected bishop coadjutor of Kansas only to have the whole House later veto the title, 50 to 48, because Dr. Silver is a divorced man, reputedly the only divorce ever elected Episcopal bishop. When elected coadjutor of Texas later, Dr. Silver declined sooner than risk another rebuff...