Double Exposure Masked on Film by Expert Wyckoff
Hollywood camera wizardry reveals how double exposures create illusion on screen. Alvin Wyckoff explains synchronized timing, half-frame technique, and blacked sets to blend actors like John Barrymore in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, with ghostly appearances and dramatic transformations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Marion Davies
Old Broadway
Constance Talmadge
Paris
Alvin J. Wyckoff
Thomas Meigan
Trish Luck
Mr. Meighan
Mr. Wyckoff
Meighan
Filma
New York
Tie
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
John Barrymore
Dr. Jekyll
Barrymore
New York Times
Gowells Spend Weekend in Auburn Home Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gowell and son Trederick, while passing the winter in Auburn where Mr. Gowell is employed, spent the weekend at their High street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Gowell
Trederick
Auburn
Mr. Gowell
High Street
Health Christmas Seals Back Maine Health Drive
Charles Ault and Dr J D Phillips urge statewide sale of Christmas Health Seals to fund health education for Maine children. Seals cost one cent and aim to promote public health through local associations and committees statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ault
Auburn
Associated Industries of
Maine
J. D. Phillips
Southwest Harbor
Maine Medical Association
Dr. Phillips
Maine Public Health Association
Mr. Ault
United States
Baskets from Penobscot to Stockholm Museum
The Penobscot baskets from Old Town, crafted under Emma Ranko, travel to Sweden as Henry Dunnack requests a collection for the Royal Museum in Stockholm. Boston physician Dr. Rich ard Hagner facilitates the donation while Marion Fuller prepares the pieces. The display also includes snowshoes and macassins. Maine notes Sweden’s appreciation highlights local handiwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Emma Ranko
Nicolai
Henry FE. Dunnack
Maine State Library
State House
Augusta
Royal Museum
Stockholm
Sweden
Richard Hagner
Boston
Marion Fuller
Library
Stockholm Museum
Maine
Kennebec Ravages Defy Bath Street and Sewer Men
The Kennebec river and a washout on Commercial street persist in undermining Bath city efforts. City workers filled a four foot deep trench, but rising waters washed away the fill again. Ladders have been placed across the washout to protect pedestrians as crews await the river’s lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Commercial Street
Bath Street and Sewer Department
Mike” Zoome
Ferry
Bath
St Marys Guild Plans Christmas Tree Event
Mrs. Fred PD Hill hosted the weekly St Marys guild gathering at the Parish house on Oak street Monday night. Attendees filled one of the annual missionary Christmas boxes and organized plans for the Christmas tree event set for Monday December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred PD. Hill
St. Mary's Guild
Oak Street
Tax Notice Pending Sale of Unpaid Taxes
Unpaid taxes as of December 7 will be advertised for sale. Page A. Wyman, Collector, Popham Beach Maine, December 9 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page A. Wyman
Popham Beach
Maine
Card Party Delights Village. School Fund Benefit
Mothers' Club at the community house hosted a successful card party despite rain and wind, raising about $7 for the village schoolbook fund. Prizes went to Ethel Lunigan and Edgar Oliver, with consolation prizes to Capt. Eugene Spinney and Mrs. Fred B. Coombs. Coffee and cake followed the whist game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Ethel Luniigan
Edgar Oliver
Eugene Spinney
Fred
Coombs
Earles P. Morse
Dromore Grange
Hanger
Maine State Grange
Perry Bros. & Co
Bath
Joseph N. Day
Fred TL. Parks
Here
Phippsburg Center
Beulah MelIntire
John G. Morse
Charles FE. Hewitt Jr
Navy Yard
Whittery
Herbert Morse
I. A. Trueworthy
Zina M. Eaton
Winneyance
Emery Footer
Marie Perry
Marguerite Footer
J. P. Morse Wis
Wilton G. Thates
Women’s Auxiliary
Winfield W. Morse
Harry F. Oliver
Fred 8. Coombs
Squaw Club
Frank Perry
Robert P. Manson
Harry C. Webber
Phippsburg
Menee
Bridge Hall
Grange
Maine folk in West Palm Beach form Maine club
Arthur G. Oliver of Bath says Maine people in West Palm Beach plan a Maine club to cooperate with the Maine Publicity Bureau and Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce. The group aims to promote Maine summers and Florida winters, counter misperceptions, and organize local membership with notices of meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Folk
West Palm Beach
Arthur G. Oliver
Society of Maine People
Florida
Bath
the Times
Fla
Elm Beach
Maine
Path
Times
Palm Beaches
Mr. Oliver
State of
Maine Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Seaboard
Oliver
Georgia Avenue
Hiudson-Joyce Real Estate
South Olive Street
Fire Burns Vacant House at Winnegance
Alarm 114 summoned the Winnegance fire department at 12 07 Thursday for a fire in a vacant story and a half wooden dwelling with a large barn attached at 45 High street. Despite three hose lines, flames swept the roof and upper story before firefighters checked the blaze, saving some furniture as the barn escaped major damage. Owner Robert Hamilton rented out the home to John Allen who moved to Portland. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Winneganee
Robert Hamilton
John Allen
Portland
Randal Coombs
Miss Mildred Mquarrie Birthday Party Details
Miss Mildred Mquarrie celebrated her sixteenth birthday at her home with friends. Miss Jennie Trask provided music while games and dancing were enjoyed. Decorations featured flowers and refreshments included ice cream cake and cookies. Attendees included Merline Brackett Ruth Curtis Dorice Miller Eunice McDougal Ellen Oliver and many others with out of town guests Clarence Banforth and Arthur Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred MetQuarrie
Jennie Trask
Merline Brackett
Ruth Curtis
Deorice Miller
Eunice McDougal
Ellen Oliver
Evelyn Lewis
Catherine Vanscotten
Alec Burden
Society Notes Guests Of Mrs John Freeman At Snow Park
Mrs Orrin Fry Mrs Henry Cube Mrs Lucien Ames and Mrs Er nest Freeman were Monday afternoon guests of Mrs John Freeman at Snow Park. Sandwiches tea and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin FC Fry
Henry Cube
Lucien Ames
Ernest Freeman
John H. Freeman
Snow Park
Small Point town votes 43 in light Phippsburg election
Sunday road conditions kept voters away as 43 ballots were cast. Two Small Point residents left their car at Ashdale and walked to the town hall. Community movement includes residents moving to Bath for winter and many locals traveling to Portland and Brunswick for visits and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point
Ashdale
Personal notes from Bath and surrounding towns
William Booker of Maine Central Rail Road visited Bath midweek on business. Frances Oliver, formerly a guest of Evelyn Rowe, returned to Popham Beach. Rowe will soon study aesthetic dancing in Boston. Mrs. Florence Curtis of Camden attended Ladies of the G A R meeting in Bath. A radiogram from Capt Freeman on the Exporter reports ship and crew well and due in Galveston December 10. Jack Coyne and Jack Kennerly of U S Revenue leave Bath for Boston after transfers. Thelma White returned from Southport. Mrs Barter will visit Bush with her daughter. Marion Dean of Dorchester, a guest of the Shaws, left Tunis for Anborne? and home, after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booker
Brunswick
Maine Central Rail Road
Bath
Frances Oliver
Evelyn Rowe
Popham Beach
Miss Rowe
Boston
Florence Curtis
Camden
G. A. BR
Lodge
William R Freeman
Arthantic
Gibraltar
Kennerly
Thelma White
Southport
George T. Barter
City Council Orders Overhead Sign Down
An overhead sign at a restaurant near D Pest office square sparked debate after a prior order to remove it was not complied with. The council directed the city marshal to have the sign removed forthwith. The meeting also discussed drainage from city stables, a petition for incandescent street lighting, hydrant service bills, and several budget items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Pest
Livers Timex
Carlton W. Rideout
Earlon L Rideout
North Stret
Crystal Spring
Board of Highways and Sewers
Arthur Newall
High Street
Whikeag Real
Committee On Public Lighting
Committee On New Streets
Torres Roller
Commercial Street
Mitchell Lane
Morse High School
Asia
Ee Sane Trae
SSS Acatd Balante
Ga. 2
Bath National Bank
Governor Cobb Given Key by the Colonials
A colonial era ceremony awarded Governor Cobb a ceremonial key. The meeting appointed two committees to study amateur play production for late winter or early spring. The Beanewick club contest date was set for December 16 with a $10 subscription noted. Several new active members were elected while Ray Danton resigned from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Cot
Elass Menelzs
Tim
Hildrem
Christus
Teeling
Dbzmiied Williams Heairacim
Alder Spear
Fred
Goret
Beanewick Club
MerBae
Penry Miller
Edwin L. Jokonom
Melville Chapman
Ray Danton
Legion members gear up for annual membership drive
Holand H. Smith post A. J. and the ladies auxiliary held a joint meeting at the hall to launch a drive for new members running from today until March first. Roscoe Perkins and Eugene Worrey captained rival teams with a roster including Morse McClure Rogers Minott Cushing and Crane Boutin Desmond Hagan Gay. Winners dine at Colonial cafe courtesy of the losers while a $5 Christmas fund donation to Maine disabled ex servicemen was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holand H. Smith Post
A. J
Ladies Auxilary
Roscoe Perkins
Ralph Gay
Sophia Mikell
Waterville
Maine
Eugene Worrey
J. Horace McClure
Gardiner D. Rogers
James L. Morse
John Minott
Christopher Cushing
Bath Volleyball Triumph Over Auburn at YMCA Gym
Lorraine Price captained the Bath YMCA business men's volleyball team to a 3 to 2 victory over Auburn Y.M.C.A. Saturday at the Bath YMCA gym. Bath won the first, fourth and fifth games as 60 points bested Auburn's 56. Players for Bath included Vince, David Alkazin, Dow, Charles Peterson, Herbert Douglass, and Merritt Ferguson, while Auburn featured Lee Andrews, Ernest Call, Coomb, Law Cooper, Harold Cooper, and Kyron Spinney. Referee was Sewrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Price
Bath Ymca
Auburn Y.mlc.a
Bath
Bill” Perkins
Bath Heart
Vince
David Alkazin
Dow
Charles Peterson
Herbert
Douglass
Merritt Ferguson
Auburn
Lee Andrews
Pri Ernest Call
H Coomb
Law Cooper
Harold Cooper
Fad McKennes
Sewrer
Percy Low
Limesman
Harry Passmere
Kyron Spinney
Henner
Residents to Return Home After Winter Visits
Mr George Fickett of South Orrington returned home Wednesday with his mother after a few days visiting friends. Silney J Meeker of Washington street leaves for Miami Florida to spend the winter. Miss Charlotte Meeker will stay with Miss Euuna Houghton for the winter. Mrs Kathleen Barrowes from Montreal, here several weeks, returns to Montreal after a health related absence. Frank Youngflesh of Pittsville Pennsylvania, a Villanova graduate, leaves Bath for home in Pottsville after visiting his uncle John Wiese on Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fickett
South Orrington
Silney J. Meeker
Washington Street
Miami
Fla
Charlotte Meeker
Euuna Houghton
Kathleen Barrowes
Montreal
Ahe
Anna Cassidy
Frank Younusflesh
Pittsville
Penn
John Wiese
Ainmings
Oak Street
Wari
Pottsville
Mr. Youngflesh
Villanova
Bath
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Little Health
Winnegance
Mildred Mquarrie
Charles V. Minott
Beeton
Alice
Abbie Minott
Marguerite Sylvester
A. B. Sylvester
Martha A. Campbell
Cora Campbell
William B. Perry
Doris Perry
Moses Black
Arthur A. Savage
Won Adelbert
Holt
Week's Mills
Ernest Morgan
Heary Murphy
George
Beals
Henry M. Heald
Moses Chandler
Popham
Pointmenia
Albert Wyman
Sebasco
Joseph Huse
Bradford Sprague
Bessie Sprague
Margaret Verry
Meadowbrook
James C. Perry
Eric Carlson
Parker Head
Sabine
J. J. Sullivan
Bangor
Page Lumber Camp
Reed Farm
Elbridge Morse
George €. Beals
Congregational Church
Marion Dean
Dorchester
Mass
Fred Fpo Shaw
Green Street
Winifred Johnson
Tunis
Frank Gardiner
Anbourn
Rsls & Dyeing Works
Ee En
Front ST. Bath
the Mutual Savings Bank
Mutual Savings Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Y ST
City Council
John A. Norris
Arthur H. Kateon
Cahill
Joseph Richie Amdd H. Warner
Esem E. Harford
Eugene A. Youland
Fred E. Bragg
Leigh W. Reed
Lorin J. Egsiest
Cobb
City
Cpon
Orie
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