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...Candid Cameraman...
...Salomon and the Candid Camera (TIME, Nov. 9) are interesting to the writer who has done a bit of concealed camera shooting himself in these parts, but on spare time only and therefore limited...
...unnecessary. For that reason I selected soon after a nearby theatre, the Columbia (burlesque) and took several shots, one of which is accompanying this letter. It is convincing, I believe, as to the extent of the lady's trappings or lack of them. All censors should have a Candid (or equivalent) camera. It would save the taxpayers' money...
...Deplored a too candid allusion by First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Meredith Eyres-Monsell, to the naval mutiny last fall (TIME, Sept. 28). "I know what a shock this incident was to the whole country," burbled Sir Bolton, "but I beg the House of Commons and the country to understand it was a most profound shock to the Royal Navy. The Navy realizes today that we no longer occupy the very high position in the hearts of our British public that for past centuries...
Photographers who admire the work of Dr. Erich ("Candid Camera") Salomon (TIME, Nov. 9), realize with what enormous handicaps silky-whiskered Mathew Brady had to contend. In his jolting little wagon, with his enormous chicken coop of a camera, he had to coat his plates with collodion, expose and develop them before they had time to dry. Minie balls crashed through his little developing wagon, his horses were killed, hundreds of plates were smashed, yet he took troops in action, dead soldiers sprawled in the breastworks. He took Lincoln, Grant, most of the Federal generals of the war, and made...