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  When Richard Polak, one of Globe’s English photographers working out of its London office, mourned the lack of a studio for a glamour shoot, he was told that his California counterparts didn’t need an indoor studio. Their studio was the great outdoors. Polak looked out at the drizzling London …

  When motion picture production in Europe burgeoned, Globe opened an office in London where it assigned such top photographers as Joel Elkins, Ruan O’Lochlainn, Alex Lowe, David Hurne, Leo Fuchs, Tazio Secchiaroli, Pat McCallum and Richard Polak.

  Photographers have always found that celebrities behaved less like stars at these moments than at any other time. The most glamorous gods and goddesses of the screen were truly just like the fans at their weddings and when they were showing off their newborn, which was the usual order …

  Top photojournalists like Gene Trindl, Don Ornitz, Orlando, William Claxton, Larry Barbier Jr., John R. Hamilton, Dick Miller, Jack Stager, Tom Caffrey, Bill Kobrin, Dick Hewett, Bob Noble, Bill Greenslade, Rick Strauss, Bill Crespinel, Robert Landau and Jay Thompson recorded  the real not reel life of the stars. But …

  THE GLOBE HISTORY/7 Immediately after the war – “to be where the action is” – Globe opened an office in Hollywood which was then the unquestioned movie capital of the world. Its small band of photographers ( the first being Nate Cutler, a freelancer for a Los Angeles newpaper, …