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POSED BY EDWARD EARLE AND VIRGINIA SOUTHERN. FIRST NATIONAL PLAYERS.
Chauncey and his icifc, Maybclle, are the. society folks of the family. ( They're second cousins twice removed to Uncle Jerry.) They give teas and dinners — and there's fingerbowls with every meal.
POSED BY MR. AND MRS. NORMAN L. SPER.
Here's Eheneezer and Florence, just after they got tied. You've heard, about the ebb and flo of the tide. Flo has just got an ocean to have a permanent toave.
POSED BY FREODRIC KOVERT AND BEN TURP1N ON THE S6NNETT LOT.
This is a funny one. Cousin Zachariah was always cutting up didoes. You'd think he was huggin' a lady, wouldn't you? Well, she ain't. That's Cousin Henry Sniffen with a corset n' everything. That ain't his own hair, it's a wig.
POSED BY EDMUND BURNS AND TWO EXTRAS ON THE METROPOLITAN LOT.
Daniel Dunkins and his two aunts, Hetty and Emma. Darnel is a rising young business man — he drives the grocery wagon. Hetty ain't married, says she wouldn't marry the last man on earth. That makes it unanimous. Emma's buried two husbands, now she's married, to the undertaker.
POSED BY MAE BUSCH AND LEW CODY ON THE M.G.M LOT.
This is Lulu Hicks and that slick city feller that called himself Algernon Van Deever. His real name was Hiram Bump and when she run away with him they got in them new j 'angled movin pictures. Bet she'll wish she'd married Jim Hawks, the bank cashier, like she could of.
The
Family Album
How dear to the heart are the old-fashioned poses,
In pictures photographers once used to make
The groom with his hat and the bride with her roses,
The family group that they loved so to take,
With father and mother and all of the children
In postures so stiff that you'd think they would bust,
You'll still find a few in the old-fashioned album,
The family album now covered with dust —
The funny old album., the brass-buckled album.—
The leather bound album, now covered with dust.
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