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Identifier: baltimoreohioemp07balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
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Real Railroading in the MoviesIn order to show a conductor giving *em the sign to go to the next mans town, the Director of Miss Marbury andOthers, a Paramount picture, went right down to the station, planted Miss Dorothy Dalton. the star, on the steps andcaught a real conductor in the act of giving the high-ball. Now when railroad men go to see the picture their higher feel-ings will not be outraged by seeing an actor who wouldnt know^ the difference between a retaining valve and a tallow pot caricaturing this sacred rite. 27 28 THE BALfniORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE
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Heres a Heal >runt The hero, who can keep an e>e on northbound and southbound traffic at the same time without turning his head, is hereseen rescuing the downtrodden heroine, who has been tied to the track in East Lynne with Variations, a Paramount-jMack Sennett Comedy, by the vill-yun to be ground into Wienerwursts by the onrushing Limited. When the Limited getstoo close the hero pushes the durned thing back with one hand while he unties the cable with the other. But say!Wouldnt he be a handy person to have in a busy yard, though ? all action on railroad equipment orpremises. At one time the villain wantedto get at somebody in a sleeper; so whatdoes the low-lived pup do but sneak outof a wdndow and swing himself along theoutside—not the roof, but the side of thetrain, which was running sixty-sevenmiles an hour, or may be a shade better.Fhes are pretty good at walking on thesides of cars, but no fly could or wouldtry to walk on the side of a coach runningat that speed. But the

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