The Shoe Lady's Photographer?

I found this photo in the same box as the photos from the shoe lady series, it's the same format, same era, and same type of paper.  I'm guessing that this guy was her photographer, although, of course, there's no way I can verify that.  The Pride of the Yankees, from the movie theater marquee in the background, dates this photo to 1942.  Too, the camera looks like a Busch Pressman, a great camera.  Click on Shoe Lady in labels to see what I've found so far.

The Shoe Lady In Profile

It's the shoe lady in profile.  At least I think it's her.  This time, she's not standing on someone's shoulders.  Click on shoe lady in labels if none of this makes sense.

Things Go Better With Coke and Shoes

Look who I found.  I went back to the antique store and found another picture of the shoes off, shoes on lady.  (Navigate back a few posts or click on shoe lady in labels.  I suspect I might find even more of her if I have the time to go through the photo bin, and if not...)  Anyway, different dress, different pose, but it sure looks like the same shoes.

Shoes Off

It's one thing to sit on a cannon with your shoes on, but standing on a man's shoulders, that's a barefoot job.

Shoes On

And she's sitting on a cannon.