50
P E R S P E C T I V E | M A R C H / A P R I L 2 0 1 6
Above: A young John DeCuir
posing with one of his glass
matte paintings at Universal
Pictures in 1938. Opposite
page, top: Presaging the
later Universal Studios
Tour, in the 1920s most of
the stages were outdoors
and tourists could pay 25
cents to sit in the bleachers
and watch a movie being
filmed.
Above: A young John DeCuir
posing with one of his glass
matte paintings at Universal
by John DeCuir, Sr.,
ADG Hall of Fame Production Designer
