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. Picture Studio
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ed bookkeeper who target in the
middle of the column whether it was
‘an‘two or a three that he was carry-
Whlle the animated cartoon will at-
wai's color ,a certain vogue, Mr.
Bray believes that the'comedy which
is termed a "combination feature" is
the coming thing. In these features
which are made possible by the use of
technical drawings. real sets are built
up and "shot" Just the some as for
any other feature. The only diner-
ence is that old Henliar or some oth-
er member at his lamily is sent in
to enact the roles.
, "The first feature of this type." Mr.
Bray explained, sitting. in his coat-
fortable East Norwaik‘ 'home. "was
made at the time when the radio was
just coming into prominence. We
built up a scenario about the find-
tng of the treasures on Treaaure Is-
land and sent Colonel liezaliar scampo
ering of! after them. via. radio. Dur-
ing the course or the action of our
story we used regular acts. in fact.
the majority at them ‘we're 'shot'
right, here on my place in East Nor-
waik. while the sea. scenes were tak-
Qn on the Sound. We Were a little
pkeptlcai about how it Would be re-
ceived, but it went big."
According to Mr. limy it takes
from four to six weeks to iiltii an an-
imated cartoon and that its cost runs
up to 310,000.
'l-‘rom cartoons and technical drew-
lngl Air. lii'uy lJrllliChttil out into ctlu-
cationui leutures. Just now he is
producing tr-nturr‘s ulong the lines of
the Jules Verne“: stories. in tact
that. is his aim. to “lake pictures an
interesting as lllu \vl‘l'liti tales and
with Just as much edut‘utionul \‘ulue.
He has illiiiul "A Trip to Mars."
showing a. microscopic \it:\V of that
planet. \VliiL‘li has been causing so
much commotion or lute. ’i‘he liruy
studio, by the “in. is equipped with
the lllOSL‘qut‘l'lul lllll‘l'tlJCUplC iiltii<
in; ions in im- country.
lie has also llllllttl iiinny interesting
nature studies, geographical acenel
and hue Hi'tllllfl nil Linr the wotld
filming llt'lllh‘ o'.’ interest. The longv-r
nuluri'is :ii'i- llll"il niiil ri-l«~:iscd by
liiiii while the shorter ones iire sold
to l'utlio l:t\ll'\\’,
lllfllllOll pl‘llt'llllOUI production.
IWului rtt'ls in length, is Just lit‘llls
released. it was made in conjunction
with the l'ii’itt-il Notes lli‘ultli de-
pnilniu-iit and took (ner ii )‘t'flr and u
li.iit' to iiiiii. Its purpom- is to Show
the \uriouu kinds of diseases, their
comes and pittintixo-s. it “'1“ be
shown ll) (\v'r} liI‘iiilli :lrpiirtmen‘. iii
the country and Mr. Bray is plan-
ning to send zilong uith with print. a
lecturer. ’l'hiy “ill lac routed OVUI‘
the couniiy, Sl|lllt'\\'llail. along the
Billilu plain as the L'huutuuriuu.
Mr. limy is very enthusiastic about
~the tdututional possibilities of the
motion LNLlUN'S. which lit: eventually
bellows “iii take the place of the
text book.
lie nizo has n lihrury of which he
is ury proud. its hlltht’s, unlike
most libraries. are covered not with
books but with _the prints of the
many films which he has taken. Cat-
alogue-cl as to home and footage there
are there in the thousands. So. sup-
pose you “ere curious to know how
a blind abscess on a. tqoih is discov-
ered or how some product is made.
why. ail Mr. liray has to do, is turn
to his catalogue. mid the number of
the iilm tlllliriiClllK that subject. take
down the print nnd run it oil for
)ou. -
“'liile Mr. “ray is just now most
interested in the educational or non-
theatrical type of feature. he has not
entirely dosi'rled Colonel liezaliar and
his comedies lift: being released tit
regular intervals. ills latest, :1 bur-
ler'iilc on the Johnson and Snow
hunting features. no one can afford
to miss.
Danny Meadow Mouse Explains Things
By Thornton W. Burgess
Some things you have no right to know;
. You'll find this true where'er you go.
—Danny Meadow Mouse.
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Peter Rabbit's surprise at the sp-
pearance of Danny Meadow Mouse
was so great that for a few moments
he couldn't. find his tongue. But
when he did find it, uestiona fairly
tumbled over each ot er.
“What are you doing over here,
Dann Meadow Mouse? Where have
on eer. all this time? Where’s
annyl Don't you know that every-
body supposes that something dread-
ful happened to you‘.‘ Why haven't
you let your friends know where you
are? Are you livinf around here?
Where is our home "
Danny endow Mouse chuckled. a
funny. sober! little chuckle. “Don't
get so exci e . Peter. Don't et so
excited." said he. “It isn't any ody's
business but Nanny's and mine where
we are or what we do.”
“But you might think of
friends a little," protested
"l've worried myself almost sick over
you, and run' my legs nearly ofi' try-
ing to find you. I didn't expect; to
ever see you again. Now tell me all
your
Peter.
“Don't get so excited, Peter, don't
get so excited," said he
about it." “I , "And then ou‘ might tell it to
"There iln't much to tel. laid some other old, friend. and that one
Danny. “Nanny find I dead“ u“: might tell it to some other old friend.
out on the Green Meadows where
we used to live was no longer a safe
place to bring up a family. Too
and so on," retorted Danny.
“What you don't Jinow you can't
tell. I told you I came over here for
minty hungry FOOD]. knew “helm We the szike of safety. I! you can find
lived. M van: getting so that - fella)" that how-,‘aii right. But don't ex-
needed we: in his ““1 I“ “‘9“ 5' ”‘ iect me to tell you where it is. {or
his head it he wnnted to kN‘P *1 l'm not going to. How is Mrs. Peter:
whole skin. 80 henny ”“1 I d‘“ and how is the dear Old Brier Patch?
cideil we would move, "1d “'9 “'Ou'd “Just as usual,” replied Peter
80 l” 50m“ place “'9 had “(WM been rather shortly, for he was a little
to before. and _80 where “0 07“! "0“” put out because Denny wouldn't tell
think of lttOMnE 10" '"- 1" “'33 n where his home was. “Do you had
long journvy and a dangerous one. an
. it really snfrr over here.
Phew! it makes me shiver when 1 Danny nodded his funny little head
think of it."
. . _ vigorously. "l certainly do." said he.
Peter couldn‘t help _ smiling. \ou “You see, hardly an one knows y“
see to him It WM "0 .l‘mrnrf", 3‘ “‘l- that we are living ere. You won't
But when he looked :it Danny 5 short tell any one, will you, Pet‘r?" h.
lot." he understood that ii. rt'ally .
added unnously.
mu“ 1“” “cmcd a “My 1°“? “Not if you'll tell me where our
tourney to Danny and Nanny, and '“K .
,, .. home is," replied I’eter
e stopped smiling. Is your home twinkle of mischief in his ”y".
right close?" he asked.
_ ' .. . "i can‘t. Peter," replied Danny. “I
“It isnt very far away. 1'”!le just can‘t, and you have no business
Donny. _ . Ln risk me."
“Where i. it? ' Peter “51“", ((‘opyiiglJ. 1323. by T. W. Burgess)
promptly.
“That's telling," replied Danny.
“But you might tell an old friend
like me," said Peter.
“Peter Has
The next. story:
Give Up."
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7 Accidents
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Louis Anderaon had his automobile
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of New York city was crowded into
Anderson's automobile by another
car. Both cars were slightly dam-
aged.
While Clifford Crew was turning
his automobile around on Winfield
street yesterday afternoon. a car
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matter was settled between the own-
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A report wan received at police
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