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Test Film: see FILM— Test THEATER General Theater Carpeting Manuals Available, 54: 646-647, May 1950. New Brenkert Projection System for Drive-In Theaters, C. N. Batsel and H. J. Benham, 54: 483-491, Apr. 1950. The Trend in Drive-In Theaters, C. R. Underbill, Jr., 54: 161-170. Feb. 1950. Desirable Locations for Theater Sites, E. G. Faludi, 53: 396-407, Oct. 1949. The Motion Picture Theater, James Frank, Jr., 52: 9-11, Jan. 1949. Display Frames in the Motion Picture Theater, Lester Ring, 51: 101-103, July 1948. The New Slide-Back Chair, W. A. Gedris, 50, 389-392, Apr. 1948. Increasing the Effectiveness of Motion Picture Presentation, Ben Schlanger, 50: 367-373, Apr. 1948. Seating Arrangements, Sight Lines, and Seating Design, Felix W. Alexa, 50: 360-366, Apr. 1948. The Psychology of the Theater, Walter A. Cutter, 50: 314-321, Apr. 1948. Television and the Motion Picture Thea- ter, Lester B. Isaac, 47: 482-486, Dec. 1946. Architecture and Design (see also ACOUSTICS) Behavior of Acoustic Materials, R. K. Cook, 51, 192-202, Aug. 1948. Quieting and Noise Isolation, Edward J. Content, 51: 184-191, Aug. 1948. Auditorium Acoustics, J. P. Maxfield, 51: 169-183, Aug. 1948. Theater Engineering Conference—Dis- cussion on Physical Construction, 50: 350-359, Apr. 1948. Foreign Theater Operation, Clement Crystal, 50: 344-349, Apr. 1948. The Drive-In Theater, S. Herbert Taylor, 50: 337-344, Apr. 1948. Influence of West Coast Designers on the Modern Theater, S. Charles Lee, 50: 329-336, Apr. 1948. General Theater Construction, John J. McNamara, 50: 322-328, Apr. 1948. Advancement of Motion Picture Theater Design, Ben Schlanger, 50: 303-313, Apr. 1948. Space Acoustics, James Y. Dunbar, 49: 372-388, Oct. 1947. A Discussion of the Acoustical Proper- ties of Fiberglas, Willis M. Rees and Robert B. Taylor, 46: 52-63, Jan. 1946. Lighting Brightness and Illumination Require- ments, H. L. Logan, 51, 1-12, July 1948. Theater Dimmer, Daniel M. Rollins, 50: 607-612, June 1948. New Techniques in Black Light, Ronald J. Elliott, 50: 601-606, June 1948. New Circlarc Fluorescent Lamp, Eugene W. Beggs, 50: 593-600, June 1948. Lighting Ideas Offering New Opportuni- ties in the Theater, C. M. Cutler and R. T. Dorsey, 50: 571-592, June 1948. Dynamic Luminous Color for Film Presentation, R. GiUespie Williams, F.I.E.S. (G.B.), 50t 374-388, Apr. 1948. Maintenance and Operation Motion Picture Theater, Planning and Upkeep, with a foreword by James Frank, SMPE Publication, 52: 457, Apr. 1949. Discussion on Ventilating and Air Condi- tioning, 51, 94-100, July 1948. Service and Maintenance of Air-Condi- tioning Systems, W. B. Cott, 51: 92-93, July 1948. Ultraviolet Air Disinfection in the Thea- ter, L. J. Buttolph, 51: 79-91, July 1948. Air Purification by Glycol Vapor, J. W. Spiselman, 51: 70-78, July 1948. Motion Picture Theater Air Condition- ing, Dwight D. Kimball, 51: 52-69, July 1948. Theater Engineering Conference—Dis- cussion on Floor Coverings, 50: 447- 457, May 1948. Maintenance of Hard Floor Coverings, Daniel Fraad, Jr., 50: 442-446, May 1948. Vacuum Cleaning of Theaters, Richard Webber, 50: 439-441, May 1948. Carpet Wear Increased with Sponge Rubber, W. Lloyd Jantzen, 50: 436- 438, May 1948. 49