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- A makeup artist works on the face of an actress while surrounded by a camera crew. 1
- A man at Alexander Film Company loads equipment for shooting a movie on location into an early 1950s GMC Suburban van bearing a 1957 Colorado license plate. 1
- A man at Alexander Film Company loads equipment for shooting a movie on location into an early 1950s GMC Suburban van. 1
- A man sits on a stool at a desk while another man stands beside a desk. Both men have their backs to the camera. A sign that reads, "shot orders" is to the left of the man on the stool. 1
- A stern-looking motion-picture director and his film crew pose for a photo in a studio. One man operates a studio light above the head of the seated director who is flanked by two men operating hand-cranked motion-picture cameras mounted on tripods. 1
- A young girl poses on a movie set as a man operates a motion picture camera. The man with the pipe standing next to the cameraman is identified as Don M. Alexander. 1
- Five men stand outdoors near a motion picture camera on a tripod. Identified on the back of the photograph as "on location". 1
- Four men sit in cramped quarters working at drafting/illustration tables with desk lights surrounded by paint brushes. Hanging on the wall is a calendar displaying January 1923 and several hand-illustrated advertising panels for businesses. 1
- Four men stand outdoors near a motion picture camera on a tripod. A jeep with two passengers sits at the top of the hill above them. Identified on the back of the photograph as "Location shot." 1
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