Motion picture projection; an elementary text-book (1921)

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MOTION PICTURE PROJECTION 101 There are two indirect fixtures in the booth which are controlled by push button placed adjacent to the entrance of the booth. About 12 inches from the front wall of the booth, and directly in front of each machine, is a drop light with a Crescent lamp guard and porcelain socket. The lighting of the booth is all on direct current. Fig. 1 There is a signal telegraph controlled from the review desk in the interior of the theatre and a return call system ; also an extension Bell telephone connecting with the main switchboard of the International Cinema Quipment Centre. For the storage of