Identifier: movingpicturesho00talb (find matches)
Title: Moving pictures : how they are made and worked
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose, 1880-
Subjects: Motion pictures
Publisher: Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott Co.
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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e enough to do credit to a large city, arose,and he grasped it. The purchase comprised 12 lions andlionesses, 9 lion cubs, elephants, 3 camels, 10 leopards, 7 leopard cubs, 5 pumas, 3 bears, 2 deer, 10 eskimo dogs, 8 grey wolves, as well as monkeys and other animals. Asan investment this menagerie represented several thousandssterling. This zoo has its home at Chicago, specialarrangements having been completed, at enormous expense,for its accommodation under the most perfect conditions.From time to time additions are made to the collection,until at the present day the zoo is about twice its originalsize. The next matter in hand was the selection of the jungle.Would it be necessary to transport the actors and actresses,human and otherwise, to Africa in order to secure thenatural surroundings? It was decided that Florida wouldsuit just as well, because the flora near the coast is similarto that of some parts of the African jungle. Themenagerie, together with the stock company of 30 per-
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