Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 May 1914 — Page 7

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The Wild West shows and the "movies" have broken down the Indians' prejudice against being photographed. Old overland traveler will smile at the statement, but it is true. The Indian brave who experiences

I tu excitement of the Wild West I arena and the admiring attention of the crowd, or who engages in a motiou picture battle scene in which his I prowess as a warrior and his skill as a horseman are exploited, almost Eft I variably becomes a "fan" on having "his "picture taken." iie will pose almost without QttMtlOfi for the "camera Ü ndand will travel any distance to see a film in which he appears. He is as proud of his picture as a cowboy

is or a pair of new "chaps." The Indian's natural dislike to being photographed was formerly a familiar fact to passengers on the transcontinental railway lines. Travelers in the West and Southwest will recall the efforts of the Indians to keep from being "snap-shotted" by amateur Photographers. The Indian woman who clustered about the railway stations and offered pottery and beadwork for jiale were keenly alert for the "kodak," and would cover their faces the moment they saw a "devil machine" turned toward therrV if they submitted to being photographed, ir uas with great hesitancy and for a stipulated price, and their B&aaalnesi during the "operation" was evident. Hut never, with their consent, was it possible to snap a

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Bobby's Weil-Meant Effort Probably Made Indignant Private Soldier Madder Than Ever.

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Object Lesson In "Movies." In The Tie That Hinds," a two reel drama, Lamar Johnston plays the part of a burglar who is captured in a bank after an exulting fight, with the watchman. After he IS SU'flt 1 1 T if! ijnti

his wife married his rival, and when the convict is released and seeks to see his child, the stepfather, realizing the evil efteet that he might have upon the litil,- one, orders him away. The desperat man steals Into the house when the little family lives. Through the window he sees some one Bitting in a chair. He can see only the back of the chair and a man's hat which he recognise as belonging to Ine "'In r man. In reftlitj his own Child sits In the chair ahd has put on the hat to "play papa." The ex-convict raises his pistol and is about to tire when the child suddenly gets up

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Explosion to Be Depicted. Five hundred pounds of dynamite, uul 2,000 pound! of gunpowder will be used to blow up an island near LaV CUtW brach, in a mortng picture. The btowiqg up of tbe Island is a part of t film dm ma. doplctlst sovcral phases of naval affairs, which has its finale in th' dentruction of fortifications, la order to prevent their falling Into the

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company, will bo wiped out of existence. A company of IS motion picture actors, who will participate in the film drama, left here under the directlen of Phillips Smalley and Louis Weber, who will superintend the production of the photo-play, which win

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Prohibition of Celluloid. The prohibition of the celluloid film

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