 This entry in the series stops first in Tucson, Arizona, where resident  Edith Holbert  (qv) skins rattlesnakes. After tanning the skins, she makes all types of garments, such as dresses, hats, and vests.  Earl Snyder (II)  (qv) runs a short railroad line in Ohio from Pioneer to Fayette. New York City baker  Louis Schultz  (qv) uses day old bread to sculpt figures of famous people, such as  Will Rogers (I)  (qv) and  Albert Einstein  (qv). In London, England, we see tea tasters at work.  Alan Warrick  (qv) of Long Beach, California, vacuums swimming pool bottoms for a living. Facial contortionist  Alan O Brien (I)  (qv) can, among other things, touch his nose with his lower lip. Lastly, we visit Gainesville, Texas where the residents perform in the Gainesville Community Circus for no pay.