New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1929, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST" 15, 1929. By C. D. Batchelor INo, the Camera Doesn't Lie Entirely In Men’s Realm!- Loveys Awakening The Hia}r; Story Steadfast Woman Registered . 8. Patent Office By Adele Garrison < .q WL ™ Madge's Search of the Mysterious sgmething was wrong somewhere, T4 S A\ M- Old Lady's Roof Bungalow Re-|although I could put my finger on veals Nothing—As Harry Prepares | nothing to Spring the “Tiger Tray Then it came, a tiny scratching | There was the querulous resent- [noise in the wall. I was ashamed ment of age in the plaint of the [of the start which my overwrought woman in the bungalow that the ves gave mu But the old woman tel manager and Harry Underw pposite me only laughed lightly. had seemed to think she was har You afraid of the " she boring a thief. Yet there was a sub- “They are bad something in told me it would placate her right. “Oh, I am sure you a en as to their meaning do not know all the data matter, ¥ ow t much wor ‘ they believe £ conc 1kable purpose himself som T t r They say | is so0 v he can dodge in and ment witho! t he has been Are they s ghe asked s was nothing in to indicate that tak ss sounds more | : 3 o ud ad- | Ay I remembered ime . think that 1 RunawAY HorsE ] with ¥ ¥ T 1t w 5 : - — e 3 They're “big shots” in the field of photography. Tony Van Horn (left) specializes in photographing inter- B A = 7 7 - 2 iors; Frances Geissler (conter) makes portraits of her patrons in their own homes, and Lena G. Towsley (right) is noted as a photographer of children. Wom n have invaded all parts of the camera realm, even to news pictures. New York, Aug. 15—Maybe it is[no studio. Now I wouldn't take any |the floor, walls, and details of furn- woman's all-seeing eye or maybe it |others.” ishings,” she argues. “A picture of a is her instinctive flair for detail.| There are a dozen or so women |room should breathe the atmos- . g . o Lty gk WWE : o et S | Something, however, and it is un-|who have speclalized in taking nat- | phere of the room, reveal its per- FOLLNES f gl , Sk . 4 me T o S T / : |likely that it is chance alone. is tak- fural poses of children. Some refuse | sonality, just as a portrait of a per- Vnga ae b Legpulate 4 e TS I P . - i i A A8 ing increasing numbers of the weak- [to photograph anyone over 10. By |son should.” Hers demonstrate that Jodis o e i = S iet : f L) ) 7 : ; 8 er sex into photography as a pro- |infinite paine they get children ‘n |this photographer practices what X ; fession. their characteristic moments and |she preaches. In New York alone there are |with Infinte pains preserve for fond | Florence Van Dam takes pictures & o = |from 150 to 200 women whose parents that smile, tilt the head, [only of theatrical people. She is an 2 z Tae - i : | =570 \ = i 4 4 names are known for their pictures. |flash of dimples, bend of the body, | Englishwoman who had a London Ep orldaNar sand gron i Apshang Sl g8 : % (NS : z o y y There are hundreds more occupying |swing of the arm or whatever other | studio, began to specialize in theat- T i e . : t g ¥ 2 ; . | menial positions in photography es- |thing that is “Joan” or “Jim" to |rical stars and realized that New Moy e fl L - 573 oy I8 5 2 ¢ x tablishments who will one day step |them | York was the place for her success. threpPrclnarienc and ilooked IR Ion ¢ 1L O S0 S Ny x At T out and up and be successful. | Photographer of Children | Commercial photography is luring Aty Rl : | g > © < . i ¥ - Women have branched out tre-| Lena G. Towsley stands out for |many excellent photographers, since Blagsen . L o i igaiatlag HCHTEL - C 3 it A / 2 3 | mendously in this business of tak- 'her superb success in capturing tho |it has became the high art it now sllantiigoicontlin 3 O Lo B i | = . i ; ; TR, ing pictures. Two New York papers |fleeting expression of = childhood. |is. Bettina Winston is a name many OUL ST hant Ll ; A [ B850 ST Ear : i . . —— : A {6 B |have had first rate news photogei- She's a charming, blonde youns |high-priced manufacturing concerns AonCe he S A gy % Ady / RORS jphers on their staffs for sonie time. |woman who works in gay frocks in|call in when their expensive pro- - o i 5 £ f Another woman a4 Barnett, now a homey studio filled with little [ducts need their pictures taken. Ann LSE o : ey eNook Aareey 193 ¢ D5 ¢ S e opns her own bureau but for years |furniture and occupled always "y |Shriber is a specialist in advertising REhAceven Youbwish 23S CRTEEL )2 SR e SECRILEE: i S A > - s |she has been a familiar sight, cam- | Patty, her friendly dog, and Katin- |photographs. She has made a thar. et . e i o . era slung over her shoulder, step-|ka, her majestic cat. ough study of colors, light and dark- A b h G e e ping into the cutter to go down the| “I follow children around the|ness and knows just how ham and diesda i ol Wi e ovotedy, 0 T 0 [ bay to meet famous folks returning [room as they play,” she explains |cgss, for instance, should be lighter iiie i ofluen 5 e — |from abroad. For she was ome of her technique. “Sometimes I take 'to come out natural looking, Realism t leave because | 0 e . ‘haps, eV York's best ship news photo- |dozens of pictures before I am sat- |is her forte, realism de luxe. was conceale : e *keeps' up his ordingry|E1APRErS. The latest addition to the |isfied. The best piotures are fhose | she pictures Animals ! 2 5 & A picture-taking terhood is Edith (taken when the child has not known Several New York society women room. Then she led the w . e ) Oks Easy Blli REE ot Ranihonllisapdofinot e o ey i et he was being photographed. The [have taken up photography as an two tiny other rooms: 1 “Let's g ck d i ’ ; lieve it is safe to lose weight more Women Specialize | worst are when parents tell him to |avocation only to find it a lucrative = AR AR Portraits are the oldest and hence |smile.” |profession. Jessie Tarbox Beales' cat was housed in this particular | ference. ibout time we sprung | Ez N G 3 | BElALT R the most crowded line of photogra- Love of outdoors gave Mattie |pictures of animals are famous, Her bungalow. ] t tra | One half grapefruit. phy. ‘Women, going into this worl |Hewitt her inspiration to start her |pet dogs and cats fairly bark and Mystery Noises | | One tablespoon cream seem to have known instinctively unique line of photography—por- | meow at you. She never does hu- Well! you satisfied e s & | One egg. hat they should specialize to make |traits of houses and gardens. The [mans, if .she can help if. manded when we had ret t note Prince Georg ; a headway. Take Frances Geislerr, for | best magazines in the country on| IFashions naturally draw women. the studio room 50 quixotic he'd insist upon | instance. She has a charming stu-|these subjects carry pictures with [Several excellent style picture stu- “Perfectly,” T said, T oing out ar v | L dio high In historic Carnegie Hall|her name on them that inevitably |dios are run by them. In fact it is scious that I was spe |th fiend o 2 | One slice thin toast and one small | hut she always packs up her cam- |draw aclamations and admiration at |hard now to find a line in this great the truth. Why T was (m_,\ tisfied T | 3 ((mn‘\n‘mwl »lmlm\'rn\\)‘ e square butter. { era, plates and lights and takes men | their beauty and sighs of longing for | profession which has mnot been in- did not know, but T could not get | Copyright 1020, Newsy f i | LUNCHEON OR DINNER and women in their own home. | possession of such appealing places. |vaded successfully by women. rid of a queer little impr at | Service, In o T One cup plain broth. “A person is at his most natural | Here's Unique Art The big motion picture machines | One breiled trout or other fish. |hest in his own environment,” she | Tony Van Horn learned her art|out in Hollywood seem to. be the last Thres heaping tablespoons spin-|maintains stoutly. “Lens-fright and |at home in Holland sod came here |stronghold of men. It is probably ach. self-consciousness are cut in half |a few vears ago to ride the crest of lonly because it i such compara- vhree heaping tablespoons new |by taking a man or woman in a fa- ;me mopularity wave for interior|tively new industry that men Have miliar room and amongst furnish-|decorating. Her special photography |pre-empted it. But give these wom. Ings that are known intimately. T|is interiors. “It is not enough to re- |en photographers time. They'll have started home-portraits because I had | produce just the furniture, lines of |the last word—in the talkies! til T had satisfic f that e [s b it Y returned, T kn: hat n ven a ring s int e rapidly. One medium serving puffed rice, | or similar cereal oc | Salad containing one tomato and two leaves lettuce with vingear or| emon. One half cantaloupe or grapefruit. Ine ass k. 1 i i :“r‘\fi ;:‘1% 1\,”?] n‘uH ks Ito have such scenery as they desire. | health Eighty people, in good pc ‘:("m’ r;r coffee. | Let the children make up their|health, are bing experimented with, own plays. they ‘e no as o d a E ce Three slices white meat of chick- plays. If y have ideas of |and phonograph records of all dc i |thelr own they can use the classic|scriptions have been tried, favor. DS R [Plots of the good old fairy tales. |able reactions resulting from all of fees oog of egeiplant “ ‘ s | Many of the tales of Norse mythol-|them. With vocal and light or- | g ;s Thre: api a i W“h:hr heaping tablespoons cream 08y are so simple and 5o full of |chestral selections, extremely favor- T T T e |slap-stick, childish humor that the |able effects on blood pressure were £ Arts children will enjoy putting them in- | obtained. {to & puppet play. Puppets, whether the children DRESSER DRAWERS give plays with them or not, will| If dresser drawers stick in hot save many a raindy day from gloom. | rainy weather, plane off the sides Try them. and bottom, but never the top. i Sometimes merely rubbing soap, A REAL WATCH DOG paraffin or tallow on the edges is a fine one to start Hood River, Ore. — A Wasco | VIl suffice. the youngsters making puppets. Ol | county farmer set his dog on guard silk_or cotton stockings cut to a|qutside his chicken houss . to pr OIL CLOTH SETS suitable length make a fine founda- | vent thieves from stealing his fow There are new colorful oil cloth tion for the puppets. Your scrap bag | Along came William Mickio, 21, |iuncheon sets that have the pat- will yield all that is necessary to|who was hungry. He walked into |tern and look of figured lamask. clothe them. Stuff the head with |the chicken house .stole eight hens, | One of these: would prove a god- cotton, paint or sew on the features |and walked out. The dog watched, |Send to mother in a family where —here is opportunity for the ere-|all right, but never let out a howl, | there are children. T s, In the case of the 18-day or Holly- |ative imagination to express itself The thief was arrested after the P e |35. Habit. the mayonnai srea wood diet that thing is grapefruit. |in portraiture or humor. farmer spread an alarm. BRUSHING SCREE think we need rain.” said Peter |35, Toys ‘ ess est or DUt really there is nothing magical | ghyeadea hemp rope makes beau- By August screens are apt to be Tiny mound ¢ dients. Chill. nlet= |830US A5 grapetruit. LIt containa!l tirniisolden fairl (Cardboard Lands MUSIC HELPS HEALTH filled with dust, cobwebs and when rain woulc 1o 2 'm and it e s ny of Mr | To embroide tuce lea an b | iantns Sk and BG T in Sconslderible |ioaei feee s Hoed s empty sleeves. | London—Physicians at the Mid- | rain comes, will spatter the win- would do a who . 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