Johnson, Gaylord · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 42
The valley where Mr. Sinister L. Optick lives isalready in shadow, but the setting sun still shinesupon Mr. Dexter R. Opticks valley on the Westside of Nose Hill. THIRD REEL 27 K we could climb up a tree and look down on thetop of Pauls head it would look like this—with thelight from the setting… … And if the moon-ball is in the position shown inthis picture, just in direct line with the sun, neitherDexter nor Sinister Optick, nor anyone else on theearth, can see a bit of the bright half of the moon-ball—the side that the sun-lantern lights up. Thenwe say that the moon is new. Thats the time…
Astronomy
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