Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 783
-vices being rented to the various motion-picturecompanies for use in such of their productionsas call for the presence of jungle inhabitants. M. Bourgeois credits much of the success hehas achieved in the motion-picture world to hisown system for training animals. Infinite pa-tience, firmness, and… … F K L L O VV - P L A Y E K .S. When a film requiring beasts is to be made, theanimals are first trained regularly in their simplemovements until the performance becomes ahabit, since they can respond only to instinct, notto intelligence. Originality must be used by thetrainers to make their charges…
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