British Kinematography (1950)

Record Details:

Title:
British Kinematography
Date:
1950
Publisher:
London, British Kinematograph Society
Volume:
British Kinematography (1950)
Leaf #:
000176
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Technical Magazine
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System, United Kingdom, and Global Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
March 21, 2024
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166 BRITISH K1NEMATOGRAPHY Vol. 16, No. 5 Branches Committee. — The position regarding the Leeds and Manchester Sections was briefly considered. Social Committee. — Mr. Oram reported on decisions reached concerning future social activities. American Distribution of Journal. — Mr. Cricks's proposals for distributing copies of the Journal in America were approved. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Meeting of 14th April, 1950 Present : — Messrs. A. W. Watkins (President), L. Knopp ( Vice-President), E. Oram (Deputy Vice-President), Rex B. Hartley (Hon. Secretary), I. D. Wratten (co-opted) Miss J. Poynton (Secretary) and Miss S. M. Barlow (Assistant Secretary). Elections. — The following were elected : — Albert William Oakes (Member), Chiltern Films, Berkhampsted. Nathaniel Mole (Member), Associated British Cinemas, Ltd. Wallis Williams (Associate), Theatre Royal, Barry. E. Mitchell Greenwood (Member). Frederick Clarence Rich (Associate), Greater Union Theatre Pty. Ltd., Sydney, Australia. Raymond Liddell (Member), Simpro Ltd., Minehead. Benjamin Hall Hipkins (Member), Malayan Film Unit. Transfer. — From Studentship to Associate : — John Eric Shepard White. Resignations. — The following resignations were accepted with regret : — Edward James Lewis. Kenneth Alfred White. Death. — The death of Frederick Lawrence Furey was recorded with regret. Sub-Standard Sound-onFilm Equipment a can now be G M A i I C D j£r\ MORE EFFICIENT MORE REALISTIC Emm :§bCG! m. lullard now offer designers of sub-standard Sound-onFilm equipment a new range of highly efficient miniature valves and photocells. Some outstanding features of these new valves are : — • Small size • Single-ended construction • Low microphony • Low hum level The new Mullard "Sound-on-Film" range comprises : — EF40 A.F. Pentode (Amplifier). ECC40 Double Triode (Phase Splitter, etc.) EL4I Output Pentode. EZ40 I.H. Full-wave Rectifier. 52CG, 55CG or the new miniature 90CG and 90AG Photocells. Complete data is available on request. Mullard PRINCIPAL DATA miniature gas-filled PHOTOCELLS 90CG 90AG Max. Anode supply voltage 90V 90V Max. Cathode current 2^A 25A Sensitivity I25UA/L 200[JLA/L Max. gas amplification factor 10 7 Projected cathode area 3 sq.cm. 4 sq.cm. Valves and Photocells for Amplifiei MULLARD CENTURY ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS LIMITED, HOUSE, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, W.C.I