American cinematographer (Jan-Dec 1926)

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May, 1926 AMERICAN C I NE M AT OG R A PHER Twentyon" Article by A. S. C. Member Appears in April " American" Again proving his proficiency as a writer as well as a cinematographer, Herford Tynes Cowling, A. S. C, steps forth in the April number of The American Magazine as the author of ''Bringing the Ends of the Earth to Your Movie House." The article presents interesting points in Cowling's experiences as a cinematographer in all parts of the globe, and is liberally illustrated with rare "stills" taken by the A. S. C. member himself under the wildest and most primitive conditions. Cowling's career as a big-league writer includes a number of similar articles, one having appeared just recently in the Asia magazine. He returned last month from India where he filmed the coronation of Sir Hari Singh, having made the trip from Bombay to New York, in the record time of 19 days. A "flash" carries the information that he made 20,000 feet of the coronation. Carl Zeiss, Inc., Succeeds Harold M. Bennett in New York The photographic establishment of Harold M. Bennett was transferred on April 1st to Carl Zeiss, Inc., which assumes all the assets and liabilities of the Bennett organization. The same staff will be kept at the headquarters as heretofore maintained by Bennett at 153 West 23rd Street, New York City. Under the new name, the policy of the firm will be continued as previously, there being no change contemplated particularly insofar as the dealer customers are concerned. Carl Zeiss, Inc., will be the sole distributing agents in the United States for Carl Zeiss, Jena; lea A. G., Dresden; R. Winkel, G. m. b. H., Goettingen, and Georg Wolf, G. m. b. H., Berlin. Sol Polito, A. S. C, is cinematographer on "Senor Dare-Devil," which Al Rogell is directing. Polito has the same staff he has had on several recent Chas. R. Rogers productions, viz., Wm. A. Sickner as second, and Elwood Bridell as assistant and "still" photographer. "Senor Dare-Devil" stars Ken Maynard with Dorothy Devore and a feature cast, and is for First National release. Announcing a new price, now made possible by $4%4% increasing inter ^^^^ est in this Re markable Speed Lens We also make RADAR I'" : 3 :. Anastigmat (M. P.) as well as RADAR THe photo Anastigmat F:5.6 and a complete line of high-grade cameras and looses for the still studio. Write for our complete catalogue. .UNDLACH-MANHATTAN OPTICAL CO. J)00 Clinton So., Rochester, N. Y. Special Sale T R I PO D S and All Other Motion Picture Equipment. Complete tripods, including Bell & Howell or Pa the types, $1)5. A. J. Sagon L. A. UTILITY MFG. COMPANY (Formerly L. A. Motion Picture Company) 21S East Washington Street I,os Anjreles WEstmoie 3485 SJOO— Another Special : Pathe Field Model Camera, 4 Magazines $200 SCHEIBE'S PHOTO-FILTER SPECIALTIES Are now popular from coast to coast, and in some foreign countries. If my many varieties do not always fill the bill, tell me your wants and I will make them on special order. Always at your service. GEO. H. SCHEIBE 1636 Lemoyne St. DUnkirk 4975 Los Angeles, Cal. FOR. RENT BELL HOWELL AND AKELEY CAMERAS With or Without Cameramen SEIDEN CAMERA EXCHANGE 729 Seventh Ave. N.Y.C. Bryant 395 1 Bargains in CAMERAS and PROJECTORS Discontinuing Our Entire 35 mm. Stock at Less Than Half Value 1 Universal Camera, new, with dissolve... $250 1 Universal Camera, shelf-worn, new, without dissolve $150 (Both have B and L lenses, F 3.5) $40 Camera Case $20 $125 Tripod and Case $60 $300 Peerless Projectors, finest for studio cutting and editing $100 The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc. 3 5 West 4Xnd Street New York, N. Y, Wire us for any New York Scenes you may need Prices Reasonable (Mill