In the Hughes film Lovelady raises his elbow up to around head height.
~Grin~
You started out with "Look at the height of Lovelady's elbow in the Hughes film and note,
it's the same level as his head."
Now you've downgraded this to "
around head height".
By your next post, you'll be quietly lowering the elbow yet further---------------or suddenly losing interest in it altogether.
You realize that you've goofed (YET again), and (true to form) you're scrambling to save face!
Look at the Hughes clip above and, in particular, the Weigman still. The shirt is hanging off his left shoulder.
Simply amazing how it goes from NOT 'hanging off his left shoulder' to 'hanging off his left shoulder' to NOT 'hanging off his left shoulder'

You're making a dreadful fool of yourself!

Showing the Altgens clip doesn't make any difference to the clip/still that has been posted.
Really? You're the one who assured us that Wiegman is showing Mr. Lovelady with the same body position as Altgens. Here's the line where you lost all contact with reality: "If Lovelady's body is turned facing Weigman side-on, as Altgens 6 seems to suggest, when he turns his head to the left he is looking towards Weigman's position over his left shoulder."
Ok then, genius. Explain how the appearance of Mr. Lovelady's shirt/tshirt in these two images can be reconciled, i.e. how we can go from what Altgens shows to what you're seeing as his shirt 'hanging off his left shoulder' (even typing these last words makes me chuckle.............)


Just to get back to your phenomenal assertion that Prayerwoman becomes Prayerman.

Just look at how different they are.
Just look at all the differences. 
Look at how different the arm positions are.
Well, exactly------------look at the respective left arms, and what they tell us about respective locations/orientations.
And then, when you've done crying about that, look at PrayerWOMAN's head peeking out just behind PrayerMAN's head in Wiegman
While you're doing all this, the rest of us can be having a good laugh at the thought, "Mr. Dan O'Meara thinks that person on the west side of the landing is an obese woman with white hair":


Loony toons!
