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May 1933 *
Pullman: Craves Studio.
Seattle: Anderson Supply Co., 111 Cherry St.
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc., 1415 - 4th Ave.
Lowman & Hanford Co., 1514 - 3rd Ave.
Spokane: John W. Graham & Co., Dept. C, 707
Sprague Ave.
Joyner Drug Co., Howard & Riverside Ave.
Tacoma: Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc., 910
Broadway.
Walla Walla: Book Nook Drug & Stationery
Store.
WEST VIRGINIA
Wheeling: Twelfth St. Garage, 81

Agency,

Eastman

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Wm. Rees, A.S.C., Acquires
Van Rossem Studio
* William A. Rees, A.S.C., recently
bought the Van Rossem studio, a com¬
mercial photographic establishment for¬
merly operated by Walter Van Rossem.
The studio will hence forth be known
as the Van Rossem-Rees studio.

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Eliza¬

Len Roos, A.S.C.-Scenarist

CHINA
Canton: International
Wing Hon Road.
HAWAII
Honolulu:
St.

* Victor Milner, A.S.C., has finished the
camerawork on Paramount's "Song of
Songs," starring Marlene Dietrich, and is
enjoying a brief rest before taking on
another assignment.

Book

Co.,

Kodak Stores,

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- 12th St.

WISCONSIN
Fond du Lac: Huber Bros., 36 S. Main St.
La Crosse: Moen Photo Service, 313 Main St.
Madison: Photoart House, 212 State St.
Milwaukee: Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc., 737
N. Milwaukee St.
Boston Store, Wisconsin Ave. & 4th St.
W. E. Brown, 327 W. National Ave.
Gimbel Bros., E. Wisconsin & N. Plankington.
Photoart House, The, 226 West Wells St
Phillips: Jakoubeks', 132 N. Lake Ave.
Store.
Racine: Photo-Crafts Shop, 526 College Ave.
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne: McGills
beth St.

Milner Finishes "Song of
Songs"

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INDIA
Bombay: Continental Photo Stores, 255 Hornby
Road.
P. C. Eranee Sons, Albert Bldgs., Hornby
Road.
Calcutta: Photographic Stores & Agency Co.,
154 Dhuramtolla St.
M. L. Shaw, 5/1 Dhuramtolla St.
Lucknow: Lucknow Commercial Co., 25 Aminabad Park.
MEXICO
American Photo Supply Co. S.A., Av.
Madero, 43. Mexico. D.F.

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New Camera Executive
at Universal
* F. S. Campbell, formerly head of the
camera department of the Rathe Studio,
has been signed by Universal for the post
of Camera Executive, succeeding Charles
R. Glouner.

Ray Jones Heads Fox
Still Department
9 Ray Jones, formerly with Universal,
has been placed in charge of the still
department at the Fox Studio. Otto Dyar,
long head of Paramount's still section,
has also joined Fox.

Camera Craft gath¬
ers beauty, facts,
fundamentals and
all sorts of interest¬
ing information
from all over the
world to keep its
readers fully in¬
formed. It has a
Cine
Department
that
makes
a
specialty of new
wrinkles and infor¬
mation not to be
found elsewhere.

* According to information just released
by Universal Pictures, Len H. Roos, A.
S.C., is credited as co-author of Univer¬
sal's forthcoming release, "Nature in the
Raw," which he and Chester Bennett are
producing in the Malay Peninsula. The
energetic Mr. Roos is also photographing
the production.

Elmer Dyer Flies to Denver
* In search of mountainous backgrounds
for MCM's "Night Flight," Elmer Dyer,
A.S.C., recently flew to Denver and back.
The A.S.C. official, piloted by Paul
Mantz, spent some time in Colorado
photographing the Rocky Mountains from
above.

Consolidated Plans More
Coast Activity

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* According to plans of George Yates,
manager of Consolidated's west coast
plant, more of the work of this corpora¬
tion is contemplated on the coast in its
many large plants than is being done at
the present time.
Yates anticipates making a trip east
with the view of swinging a large portion
of the organization's printing work to
the coast.

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