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PUBLISHED BY THE AMATEUR CINEMA LEAGUE, INC.
"Heralding The Motion Picture Oj Tomorrow"
Volume III
JANUARY, 1928'
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Number 1
... Qontents . . .
Cover Design Carroll Kelly
Contributors 6
The New Films For Home Projectors 8
Cinetorials, New Year's Resolution and a Challenge (or 1928 11
Beyond Lies Romance, A Photograph Ralph Young 12
The Value of Values Walter D. Kerst 13
Credo Carl L. Oswald 13
The End of the Rainbow, Possibilities of Color Photography for the Amateur. Carl L. Osivald 15
Silver Craftsmen on the Silver Screen Don Bennett 16
Synthetic Cinema, Drawings by Alan Dunn Weare Holbrook 18
On the Wings of the Storm, An Art Title Background Warren Boyer 20
Making Your Own Art Titles Ross F. George 21
Featuring Fleas, Ants and Flies Grace D. Elder 23
The Romance of the Tolhurst Microscopic Films
Critical Focusing, Technical Reviews to Aid the Amateur 24
Photoplayfare, Reviews for the Cintelligenzia 25
Film-Flam Edited by Creighton Peet 26
Filtered Beauty of Hawaiian Skies Photographs by Franklin La Varre 27
Animated Movie Making for Amateurs Marguerite Tazelaar 28
Special Illustrations by Pat Sullivan Studios of Educational Film Exchanges, Inc.
Amateur Clubs Edited by Arthur L. Gale 32
Who's Who Among Dealers 34
How to Travel Cinematically W. Sterling Sutfin 37
Closeup Work for Advanced Amateurs Herbert Abraham 39
Block Booking for Home Films Joseph DombrofJ 42
News of the Industry, For Amateurs and Dealers 43
Asked and Answered 61
Our Birthday Bouquet 62
Index to Advertisers 65
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President
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Hartford, Conn.
EARLE C. ANTHONY
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Hudson Motor Company
Vice-President
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C. R. DOOLEY
Manager of Personnel and Training,
Standard Oil Co. of N. J.
Managing Director
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Treasurer
A. A. HEBERT 1711 Park Street, Hartford, Conn.
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Entered as second-class matter August 3, 1927, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
\J Copyright, 1927, by the Amateur Cinema League, Inc. otitic registered at United States Patent Office.
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Editor
JOHN BEARDSLEE CARRIGAN
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