The international photographer (Jan-Dec 1931)

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Ten The INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER October, 1931 Residents of Bryce Canyon who took part, in James B. Shackelford's single red rural story — Left to right, John Mangrum, Owen W. Clark, Joe Nielsen, John H. (Newt) Davis, George Bybee, and Dan Sudweeks, tion that when you find the place you want to shoot and the weather is not right you will be all set to just camp on that spot until you get the light you are seeking. We were prepared to camp wherever necessary. That is, we were until some one abstracted a tent from our baggage. I had just gone over to the north rim of the Grand Canyon looking for a possible shot and when I got back to the car the tent was missing. "That was the only untoward incident of the trip. I learned the chief ranger had been separated from two perfectly good tires on his car. Tourists were not blamed. "In the town of Kanab will be found perhaps the one place in the world where there is a very definite occupation of capturing live fawns. The capturing is done in June and July shortly after the fawns are born. Along in October the government buys them from the natives, who may have in their yards from three to twelve of the creatures. "Uncle Sam pays for these $27 and to the parks and zoos sells them for $37, the difference in cost going to defray the expenses of shipment. The government encourages the capture of the animals, but requires the hunters to take out a permit before entering the Kaibab forest." In some of the towns visited the residents saw a moving picture camera for the first time. Even more than that, simultaneously some of them faced the camera as participants in the making of the story. The trip required about 2000 miles of travel, the price of gas ranging from 7M> cents in Los Angeles to 37 in the remote districts. First meeting of the season of the New York Section of the Engineers was held at the Bell Telephone Laboratories, September 25. Anita Louise and Lew Ayres in 'Heaven and Earth" a Universal Picture Max Factor's Make-Up Used Exclusively Shirley Vance Martin, Stills Tel. HOIK 3922 Charles Stumar, Cameraman Max Factor's Panchromatic and Technicolor Make-up for the Screen Max Factor Make -Lip Studios Highland Avenue at Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood Jack Pierce, Make-up Artist Cable Address "Facts" Chicago Office 144 West jrand Ave. Other Foreign Branches 4-C Her Majesty's Arcade Sydney, Australia 67 Foochow Road Shanghai, China 399 West Street Durban, So. Africa Benson, Smith & Co. Honolulu, T. H. 249 McCall St. Toronto, Canada London Office 10 D'Arbay Street Max Factor's Theatrical Make-up for the Stage