Over; Adventures of "Newsreel" Wong Caba Verde, Changchowfu, Schle-[of a couple of decades ago. Most of swig-Holstein, Zuffenhausen, Adriano-ithe staff men of all companies are polis, Popocatepetl and British personally acquainted with each Somaliland may be just vague tongue- other, and a friendly competitive twisting gazzettaer nes to the|rivalry is carried through all as-average copy-desk. writer, but to the signments. newsreel editor, who orders the There have been cases—one of cranking of the world's events as|them the Hauptmann trial in Flem-they transpire, they are spots that|ington—where all newsreel concerns require no atlas consultation wi hen|pooled resources and took turns at anything important happens. u the world is not exactly the oyster of the newsreel editor and his roving staff, it is a dramatic and romantic stamping-ground which shrinks in perspective in proportion to hundreds outgoing of weekly shipments of laboratory negative.
The big flash of the week may be using the concealed boxlike structure, court-room action was photogri plied from the balcony; all shots ie thus became the joint property of all companies. Practically all the action of the first World Series game d the big football games of the year is photographed, and 5,000 or 6,000 feet then cut down to 150 for in Labrador, Salt Lake City, release.
Venezuela or the Canary Islands. In the new Handle, and the production, "Too Hot to it happens to be the Orient South American jungles. newsreel men continually risk their lives on adventures in vol ing travel in hazardous areas. One veteran camera man last year chartered a Whenever a d wherever action is on and, plane to cover a flood BB
"Tropic Holiday"
Bob Burns and Martha Raye soon will be ce-featured at the Metropo!—also Ray Milland and Dorothy Lamour.
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