Word: cameraman
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...others near the piazza, near the barn door, near the flower garden. Mrs. Coolidge, having exhausted her first roll of film, tried unsuccessfully to unload the unfamiliar German magazine. The President, appealed to, was unable to aid her. He looked about him, spied one "Dick" Sears, Boston cinema cameraman, standing among the pressmen. Catching the President's eye, up rushed Mr. Sears. He mastered the German mechanism and coached Mrs. Coolidge in its use for a moment. He was permitted to film Mrs. Coolidge as she snapped away her next half dozen negatives...
...Eternal City is a striking picture of a very bad play. Italy rescued from anarchy by Fascism is the subject. Mussolini is one of the actors (a few brief shots). An entire company was transplanted to Rome for the proceedings. Somewhere in the crowd was a singularly capable cameraman who managed to recapture for the screen much of the pictorial splendor that was Rome's. Unhappily the story is a badly battered old tinier. A story that Lionel Barrymore, Barbara La Marr, Bert Lytell, Richard Bennett and Benito Mussolini can't save, must be not only...
...also a fraternity man, and the Harvard chapter of his fraternity is now making arrangements to entertain him and be entertained in return. He has been with this musical piece ever since it opened a year ago last fall in New York, and previous to that appeared as the cameraman in "Up in the Clouds". "Up She Goes" was written, incidentally, by the men who wrote "Irene...
Henry Ford: "At Marion, 0., a cameraman imposed upon my good nature by suggesting that I pose working over a machine of my own make. Said he: 'That would be a good picture, with you a candidate for President.' I favored the man with a frosted glance and ceased smiling...