L. Frank Baum,
Aunt Jane's Nieces Out West — IV. AUNT JANE'S NIECES
(1914)
“ Something went very wrong presently, for the director blew a shrill blast on his whistle and suddenly everything stopped short. The camera man threw a cloth over his lenses and calmly lighted a cigarette. The procession halted in uncertainty and became a disordered rabble; but the director sprang into the open space and shouted at his actors and actresses in evident ill temper."There it is again!" he cried. "Five hundred feet of good film, ruined by the stupidity of one person. ”
