Tom + Rock SOF Cleveland

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I am beautiful, all by myself.

But now we'll get together.

Why, is it be Pear .타릟하네.

I'm gonna pass through.

Why not? You have to.

Or you go through there.

It don't make any difference.

I'm gonna pass through.

It don't make any difference.

You still get fouling in there, right? That's why you're probably gonna need some help.

No, I know you can.

If you close your left, they'll be sorry.

Huh? Close your left, they'll be afraid of you.

You trying to tell me? I know all about these dogs.

Hmm? Don't scratch the barrel.

Be careful with the rods, you know.

File up the right side.

Can't you do nothing right? Hmm? Don't strain yourself.

Ouch! What's going on? What are you gonna fire this this week? A bottle, please.

I know you can.

Just come and tell me if you got nothing.

You ain't know what's how good a job it is.

I don't know if I'll ever get out something.

Oh, I'll put the phone in the fridge.

The place is a big barrel.

You know the place I shoot that.

That cover guy, the crazy.

How about that? Hmm? Hmm.

Didn't somebody mention something about that thing? Didn't somebody mention something about that thing a few days ago or something? That'll be five, six bucks.

I got such a shoe, I think.

Six three, according to the reader.

How do you know? You don't know how to read.

Well, that's true, too.

Well, this is one of the tricky meters.

I'm familiar with the fancy one, the Norwood, you know.

What about this jerk? He can't read any of them.

What do you read? The Bible? What's new? I don't know anything about this kind of business.

Great, tell me how we can get a man thrown out.

I kind of want to take the cart away.

I mean, uh, you're wrong, Hib.

Strictly, you're wrong, Hib.

Why don't you clean this thing? I have time, though.

Said Monday last night.

We did too, we did too.

Where's the do -hunter to take the watchman's call this time? That's the sceptic.

Why don't you do it? He's a smarty.

You know all about him.

Go ahead, clean.

That is pretty much old.

Huh? Eat not, Tabby.

I'm afraid it's not too well -entrained.

You wish next, man.

That way the boy won't...

He must have been way out of time, huh? Or wasn't set right.

He shouldn't do that.

That was probably the coach.

He always does those kind of things.

Follows him up.

Can't trust him for that.

Don't know nothing about guns.

Well, where's the whiskey? I want a belt.

I'll sit here and smell it.

What you got, Morris? I got a little of that sharp focus.

Sharp focus and you made those.

World's greatest cameraman.

Yeah, what you got? A graphic kit.

Hey, that's the record.

It'll be cute to look at after.

You want me to go with Tom? Nope.

You're not good.

Well, we're out of business.

How many blunts are there of you with the business agent in there? Bump scale.

We have to bump scale.

We got a way out of the organization.

Looked after well.

You can say we have a drink.

I know how much you paid, Tom.

I'll leave it in there.

Geez, what are you watching? Here.

That ain't funny.

That is not funny.

I don't usually drink like this, you know.

Now I just miss it.

It reminds me of town over in this place.

Well, there you go.

Dry trip, but it was wet coming back.

Let's all click the glasses.

You don't buy gas, it won't taste all right.

You tried as late as that.

Who's running the camera? He's got an onion in his mouth.

Get the gun, Chris.

Give him a long stick.

Have you got any advice for aspirants, for the cameraman? How do I get a partner? Do you have any advice for these youngsters that want to get into the business? Forget an application.

Forget an application? Being a man of your worldly experience, years in the business, I thought possibly it would be a hint for what's coming.

But if you've got a picture with some of the youth that are aspiring to a business, you don't drink.

You don't include the rest of the place.

You don't drink? Another very common one.

Well, that isn't quite IA policy.

I haven't met that type of cameraman.

I think it's necessary to do proper operations and everything has to be well oiled.

Including the camera.

Identifier

F.2012-03-0867

Date Of Production

circa 1956

Abstract

Sound home movie footage of Frank Koza and his two cameramen brothers, Tom and Roland, cleaning a gun and drinking. They drunkenly talk about how to become cameraman.

Run Time

0:08:00

Format

16mm

Extent

300 feet

Color

B&W

Sound

Optical

Reel/Tape Number

1/1

Has Been Digitized?

Yes

Language Of Materials

English

Element

Print

Form

Home Movies

Subject

Motion picture industry
Alcoholic beverages
Families
Weapons

Related Collections

SERIES III: Personal Films

Related Places

North America ➜ United States ➜ Ohio ➜ Cleveland

Main Credits

Koza, Frank (is filmmaker)

Participants And Performers

Koza, Frank (is participant)

Koza, Roland (is participant)

Koza, Thomas (is participant)

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