Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-16
By FIVE GALLON HAT

T T. S OEN4A1ON I11
 From the time Lester Ruffner greeted Glenn R. Kershner and Joe kiernan at the depot on Thursday until the two hustled to the train yes terday afternoon en route to Los An gless, Glenn R. Kershncr and Joe Kiernan have been right busy indi- viduals, even for movie men.
 In that space they covered 3O7 miles of county road by Swede John sons speedometer, exposed 1,600 feet of motion picture negatives, met scores of the most important citi- zens, including ghosts, and gave and hours in an automobile racing from one interesting place to another and promising to return a day or two be- fore Frontier week to finish up before he makes complete movie study of the greatest cow-country revival of sports in the west. Friday
 On Friday, the cameramen and a party including Grace Sparkes, secrc- tary of the chamber of commerce.; County Engineer Ed Johnson and Gordon Clark drove to the Verde, Montczuma' We'll and Castle, Fin ncy's ranch and soda spring and places in between, notably the Cherry creek highway Johnson called at tention to the excellent work being done on the road between Dewey and Cherry by county road gang, and proudly demonstrated his ability to whirl car along said thoroughfare.
 At the Castle, Kershner filmed. many scenes. He moseycd out on had darn fine time.
 Kershncr represents the photo graphic department of the Ford Mo- tor company, and Kiernan is a friend who is taking his vacation by helping him lug his tripod and film boxes around. Kiernan is an important man in the Brown & Sharpe tool making plant of Providence, R. L, and he says he would trade Mayflower an- cestry any time for the wholesome democracy of Arizona.
 In four days of shooting, Kershner covered but small part of what he wanted to film. Arriving here with the intention of remaining only for the later half of one afternoon, he compromised by spending many the cliff away from the dwellings in perilous and fingcr-nailish manner and thrilled the party by his daring exploits nthc crumb1y limestone crcvice, where he set up his machine and made pictures. At the well, the party felt the call of the cool, bot tomlcss pool on their perspiring and dusty skins and indulged in a mer- vicious swim. At Finney'S they re- ,peatcd the stunt in the soda spring, which is d heavy joshcr and spewed some of the swimmers up into the view of the camera and thus ruined the films chances of getting by the censor.
 Bill Backs beautiful lawn near the well was the scene of all inspiring luncheon.
 Saturday
 Saturday was read building day. Out on the new Jcrome-Prcscott highway the cameramen went 10 spend an hour or two, and were so charmed that they put in the entire day. The state engineers office was good enugh to blow up ton or so of INT for the film, and incidentally the explosion cleared a few thou sand moro tons of rock off the right of way.
 Sunday
 Though d deyout man, Kershner devoted part of Sunday to making pictures of the cattle industry in the Williamson valley country. Later he got some nice moonlight scenes at Granite Dells, where number of fair bathers tried to look like those at the beach at Venice. Yesterday
 The most fun was yesterday In mid-iorenoou the party visited the Pioneer Home. A film was made of group of pioneers, including one who had swiped locomotives during the early construction days one who helped carry the dying Slonewall Jackson off the battlefield another who was the earliest stage driver in