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”dies meant lay-"shooting" s. pic-
"Oh. excuse me! I forgot you do
? When a. picture is all set and ready
‘Shoot!’ instead of saying. “Take the
picture!‘ It saves time and words.
and all directors think of when
taking pictures is time and words.
Everyone must be alert and on the
job, I tell you. when a scene is set
and ready to be- taken.
"Here. you two lazy-bones, move
v . on and stop going to sleep stand=
,: ing up!” called out Nick, who was
s walking around with a long ring-r
{l master's whip. cracking it at the
' it animals as they hurried out of
31 their cages and stalls. But Toadies
f ' 7,; had noticed he'did not offer to hit
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‘il‘iy looked at him and shook his
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Once in the studio where the re-
amal was to be! held, Bill found
imselt fascinated by just watch
ing the men put the animals
through their tricks. And he won-
dered at the patience they displayed
i when the animals were slow to
3 learn or acted contrary. Ho nearly
laughed his sides of: watching the
man try to dress the elephants cs-
pociaily when they went to put on
the Dents the papa. elephant was to
wear. He would not lift up his leg
so they could slip on the trouser
leg. And when he did lift it at last.
he did not hold it up long enough
for the two men to slip on the gar—
ment. When he brought it down
it landed on one oi! the men's feet
causing him to grab his foot and go
dancing around on one leg, nursing
the injured foot. 0! course he got
ed nt his mishap. What helped him
most was to ‘seo the other man got.
into trouble, too. He prodded the
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elephant with s. stick thst had a.
sharp nail in it to make him lift his
leg. The'n‘tne elephant walked 03
toward his mate, who was being
dressed by some other men. They
had just tied s. strsw hntsslsttttetsh
had just tried I. straw hat on her
end and were shout to put I. ohswl
. u. out her shoulders when her mete
came up and porceeded to est
the hate-straw, flowers, ribbon and
all! He had taken one bite out of
the brim. but when he took a. sec.
ond nibble he found the flowers and
the wire ste stuck his trunk.
which caused h m to bled. and he
went bellowing around the studio.
upsetting things as he went.
(The keper come to the rescue
pretty soon.)
Graham Tsylos On College.
We once 'asked Graham Mior
who lived in the slums of Chicago
and brought up his children there it
he did not reckon it s. fearful risk.
His reply was that he was sending
his son to Harvard—that was s. for
greater ordeal.
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