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English: Providencia Ranch - Three cameramen pose in front of a group of men and women, on horses and on foot. The Nestor Film Studio was the first motion picture studio in Hollywood, built by David Horseley for Christie Film Co. Foreground, from left to right: 1-Bill Piltz, cameraman ( $35/wk) ; 2-Al Christie, Manager and Director of the Mutt & Jeff Comedy Co., ($50/wk) ; 3-Walter Pritchard, cameraman ($35/wk) ; 4-Milton Fahrney, Director of Westerns, ($50/wk) ; 5-Dave Horsley & Son ; 6-Tom Harding, cameraman ($35/wk) ; 7-Thomas Ricketts, dramatic director |
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