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MOTOGRAPHY
Published the 15th of each month by
ELECTRICITY MAGAZINE CORPORATION
MONADNOCK BUILDING, CHICAGO
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Ed J. Mock and Paul H. Woodruff, Editors James B. C rippen, AssociateEditor
Allen L. Haase, Advertising Manager
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Table of Contents
"Wild Animals in Captivity" Frontispiece
Editorial 63-66
The House of a Thousand Lights and Mirrors. By Charles F. Morris 67-68
Educator Advocates Film Instruction 68
Recording a Famous Lecture to the Deaf. By Willard Howe 69-70
Educational Motography in Germany 70
System in Motion Picture Advertising. By Watterson R. Rothacker. . 71-72
Brooklyn Educators Consider Films 72
Problems of the Operating Room. By William T. Braun 73-75
Concerning Motion Picture Reformers 75
Trained Fleas — A New Picture Subject. By Willard Howe 76
The Old Lady in the Audience 77-78
Minister Will Give Film Shows 78
Zoology on the Picture Screen. By H. Kent Webster 79-80
Recent Patents in Motography. By David S. Hulfish 80-82
Who's Who in the Film Game 83-84
Motography as an Arm of the Church. By K. S. Hover 84-86
Spectra Effects with the Bioscope. By Theodore Brown 87-88
A Talk with Marcus Loew 88-89
The Place with the Gold Pillars , . .„ 90
New York Authorities Employ Films 90
"Kinks in Stereopticon Handling." By T. Stanley Curtis 91-92
The Photoplaywright's Earnings. By "The Hermit" 93
Recent Films Reviewed 95-100
Uses of the Mercury Arc Rectifier. By C. K. Larson 101-102
Taking Pictures in the Arctics 103
Of Interest to the Trade 104-105
Among the Picture Theaters 105-110
Complete Record of Current Films 111-112
Copyright, 191 J, by Electricity Alagaz
Corporation, Chicago.
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