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April. 1924
AMERICAN CINEM ATOGR APHER
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T)r. Alfred B. Hitchins Establishes
Headquarters In New York City
Subscribers
Dr. Alfred B. Hitchins
Dr. Alfred R. Hitchins, ranked as a world authority on photographic matters and for the past two years associate editor of the American Cinematographer, will be the New York representative of III American Cinematographer with headquarters at 33 West (50th Street, Room 602, New York City. it is announced this month.
Dr. Hitchins recently resigned as Director of Research Laboratory of the Ansco Company at Ringhamton, N. Y., to establish himself in the more promising field in New York City as a consultant in photography and its applications, including motion picture work. During his connection with the Ansco organization. Dr. Hitchins won renown for his special work in motion picture raw stock, studio methods and technique, laboratory practice and lighting.
1 >r. Hitchins holds a Ph. D. degree in physics and a M. A. in chemistry. In addition he holds the following fellowships, which are indicative of the estpem in which he is regarded in his profession: Royal Photographic Society, Fellow of Chemical Society; Fellow of Physical Society, London; Fellow of Microscopical Society and Fellow of Royal Society of Arts.
He is a member of the Franklin Institute and of (Continued on Page 16)
to the American Cinematographer may well be said to cover the globe. The subscription list numbers names from far and near. If you have a friend who lives far away in the distance somewhere and who is interested in things cinematographic, there is no better way to let him know that you are remembering him than by sending him a subscription to the American Cinematographer — the magazine that will keep him in touch with the technical, scientific and photographic progress of the motion picture industry.
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