THB XLLLLSCSL HEttiXD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920
SEVEN
JfOCAL LESSON
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pU of "Old Lady SI",
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' pare Manuscript.
Used by MIm Mathle.
of scenario writing
it this box and preserve
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jk'lnents Miss Mathls fre
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;V Gradual expansion of
paragm, from a tiny circle
field of the lens.
L'T: A reversal of "iris
s, contraction of the caru
agm. Used in closing a
' of a reel.
VE: One rlew fading, then
to another, which derel-
jompletelr registered br
ine cam.V
CtTijo change abruptly to an-1
LOXGaOT: Camera Tiew from a
dlstanclr twenty-fire feet or more.
CIli UP: A close Tiew, as of a
face, 4l etc., photographed from
a disiJ generally about four feet
from tl Amera,
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fa od d angle; aa looking
a window to persons look-
TXiE: A phrase or sentence
fed between scenes to ex-
Telopment In the action.
N TITLE ."Dialogue thrown
een.
tUT: A camera trick by
icene becomes less and less
distinct btll It has faded completely
fromrii. ' ...
LOClriON: Any exterior setting.
either Atural or built.
SET
A stage setting; generally
aa inteftr soene.
. We oln the story In a sleep little
Till- ' tie Atlantlo coast where
being enacted. We Iris In on an ano-
R.loneer's flag that Is draped over a
house and then dissolve from this to
a long shot of the little home where
Angy and Abe have lived so happily.
The doors to the Inside are open and
there are two or three people stand
ing around. An old express wsgon Is
drawn up with a few articles of fur
niture, one or two people grouped in
yard talking to the Tillage express
man and two or three people come
from the house. They are carrying
small articles as though they had Just
purchased them. We dissolve from
this to the Inside of the house, a typl
oal old-fashioned sitting-room, built
In the colonial style with a staircase
that leads up to the other floor.
There is an auctioneer oalllng off a
model of an old boat one of those
miniature affairs, to get over -the
idea of a seafaring man. Several
people bid for it and It is knocked
down to an old man who goes off
with it. One woman has purohased
a stuffed bird in a case and another
a few pie plates. They talk together
and the woman with the bird says it
Is a shame that Angy Rose should
have come to this, but says that it
serves her right she was so stuck
up when she married Abe Rose and
the other woman answers that she
doesn't think much of him he was
turribl' Improvident always invest
in' In fool minin stocks. She'd heard
It rumored he'd even mortgaged the
houses for his last fly In some mild
cat mlnln' scheme. The other wom
an shakes her head and says she
hears Angy's tryin' to raise enough
from the auction to get a hundred
dollars to go to the Old Ladles'
Home and Abe is going to the Poor
Farm serves him right for being so
Improvident and we cut to the auc
tioneer selling the bpat The auction
eer now holds up an old-fashioned
blue china teapot and we see the evi
dent desire of several women to ob
tain possession of it. We cut from
here to the upper floor a shot so
made that we can see part of the
ball and bedroom In background.
Angy Is bending over the bannister
looking on with a pathetlo. troubled
expression while Abe is seated tu the
background on the bed his face bar
led In his hands so that they are al
most up to his ears. We Introduoe
Angy with a title to the effect that
each blow of the auctioneer's ham
mer is like a dull thud on her heart
and we Introduce Abe with a title to
the effeot that to her husband's ears
It Is like acclaiming the reproach of
his failure to provide for the little
woman he had sworn to protect. We
show Angy looking down and watch
ing the auctioneer selling her blue
china teapot her lip trembles she
looks back and moving to the door
looks toward Abe and speaks -telling
him of the sale of the blue tea
pot. Abe looks up with an agonised
expression looking around at the
tagged furniture and the news of the
old teapot comes as the last straw.
We cut back downstairs to the finish
of the auction. We see the woman
who had spoken earlier and there Is
nothing left but the tea-strainer and
the two women depart while the auc
tioneer holds up the tea-strainer and
a colored woman of distinctive type
buys it for three cetns and leaves.
(To be oontlnued.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of the Estate of Alva
Roy Ualslup, Deceased:
Notice to all persons interested In
said Estate Is hereby given that A.
Thomas Lunn, Administrator of the
said Estate, will meet the Creditors
of said Estate at the County Court
Room In the City of Alllanoe, Box
Butte County, Nebraska, on the Z6tn
day of August, 1920, at the hour of
Ten o'clock, A. M. for the purpose
of hearing, adjusting and allowing
claims or demands against said Es
tate. All persons having claims or
demands against said Estate must
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fore the 23rd day of August, 1920,
oni I :u;.r; greatest tragedies is
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