A few moments with Douglas Chandor the young artist

Series

Series Name

Around The Town

Issue

Issue No.

116

Date Released

16 Feb 1922

Length of issue (in feet)

750

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Through Life’s Windows: Series Three
2. 2A few moments with Douglas Chandor the young artist
3. 3Do Clothes Make the Woman?
4. 4An interview with a lightning sculptor "ISSY QUICK"
5. 5A Charming Little Dance by Edna Maude "The Spirit of the Dance"
6. 6New Inventions

Story

Story No. within this Issue

2 / 6

Summary

NoS synopsis: ‘A few moments with DOUGLAS CHANDOR, the young artist who was recently commissioned to paint a portrait of H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES.' Chandor is seen wearing a white coat, standing before an easel with a half-finished portrait of the Prince of Wales on it, in a drawing room. He lights his pipe then draws with charcoal on the picture. '...putting the finishing touches to the rough sketch taken at St. James’ Palace.' Close up of Chandor talking to someone off camera (silent) whilst working.

Keywords

Arts and crafts

Written sources

Kinematograph Weekly   23 February 1922, p53.
The Bioscope   16 February 1922, p10.
Viewing Copy - bfi   Used for synopsis

Credits:

Production Co.

Around the Town Ltd.

Length of story (in feet)

77

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