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February, 1929
The INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER
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'Daddy' Dale Goes to Texas
"Daddy" Dale, well known to members of Local No. 659, left last week for Texas where he will arrange for an organization campaign that is to be launched in the Mid-Continental oil fields.
Most of the workers there are understood to be working ten and twelve hours per day, with no inclination upon the part of the companies to give a reduction, or bring the pay up commensurate with such ungodly hours of toil.
The thousands of friends, in and out of the Labor movement, wish "Daddy" Dale all possible success and hope for him one of the most successful of labor revival meetings, and a thorough spreading of the gospel. Trade unionism will be glad to welcome him back when President Green and the Oil Workers are readv to let him come home.
Vest Pocket Movies
Brother Andre Barlatier dropped into the office the other day and showed us an ingenious little device he now has on the market called the "Filmoscope." It is designed for viewing stereoscopic photographs
printed on three-foot strips of film. These strips of pictures Andre has aptly dubbed Filomgrams.
"This is not a moving picture," Andre explained, "although it is made on movie film."
The device, which is so compact that it readily slips into the vest pocket, permits 24 stereoscopic pairs of views on each "Filmogram." Those Andre has prepared are of famous movie stars actually at work on various productions in the different studios. The pictures may be changed in rapid succession by a clever drop-pin device. It shows pictures in all the roundness and vitality obtained by the illusion of the third dimension.
Brother Barlatier is now photographing a new series of interesting subjects which will be added to his rapidly increasing library available for purchasers of "Filmoscopes."
The device is an inexpensive novelty and the additional "Filmograms" may be obtained at a nominal charge. o
Brother Victor Milner is photographing the sound production "Wild Party," with Clara Bow as the star. Dorothv Arzner is directing.
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