All the people of my generation in the family snapshot taken by a photographer on the street "voluntary." The man with the Leica, without a flash, he offered a coupon number: "Come and see the photo, without commitment, can buy it if you like." The curiosity did the rest. One of these street photographers working under the portico of the Carlo Felice and was joined in December by a costumed Santa Claus, which attracted mothers and sons. The company was called "Photo Cineclair" and was the proprietor Mr. June, who had two sons, both journalists, stenographers, one at "XIX Century" and the other to the "Corriere della Sera." The stenographer of the nineteenth, George, for help his father a photographer, often wore the Santa costume. Sometimes, however, forgetting to be in disguise, when he passed a colleague in the newspaper, she greeted him, thus revealing their identity. Nothing wrong, of course, but some editors a bit 'snobby criticized that second job, they say ridiculous and unseemly. George is not worried about it in June, was a naive and cheerful, always devoted to good, especially children. His constant commitment was rewarded with appointment as a UNICEF ambassador: he was great in those clothes, even better than in Santa Claus.
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