The camera-man was already there and, while we had to dodge the fire-fighters and the hose men, both Flo and I managed to be 'saved from the flames' by some of our actors--not once, but several times." "It must have been thrilling!" gasped Patsy.
"It was exciting, at the moment," confessed Maud.

"One of the pictures proved very dramatic, so an author wrote a story where at the climax a girl was rescued from the flames by her lover, and we took our time to act the several scenes that led up to the fire.

The completed picture was a great success, I'm told." "Those directors must be wonderfully enterprising fellows," said Beth.
"They are, indeed, constantly on the lookout for effects.

Every incident that occurs in real life is promptly taken advantage of.

The camera-men are everywhere, waiting for their chance.