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BRITISH KINEMATOCRAPHY
VOLUME 18, No. 6
JUNE, 1951
CONTENTS
Stereoscopy in the Telekinema and in the Future .......
L. P. DUDLEY, D.F.H.. A.M.I.E.E.. A.R.Ae.S., F.R.S.A.
Service Test Films for 16mm. Projectors
The Library and the Theatre Division . . .
An Analysis of the Cinematograph Regulations, 1950, No. 2133
Personal News of Members
From the Overseas Press -----
Technical Abstracts -----
The Council -------
M. V. HOARE, B.Sc, F.I.B.P. (Fellow)
H. LAMBERT (Member)
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PRESENTING A PAPER
THE Journal and Papers Committee is often faced with a difficulty which is known to all similar committees in the Learned Societies. Some papers submitted for presentation are, by reason of excellent demonstrations and use of visual aids, of a very high standard for presentation to an audience, but are sometimes extremely difficult to present in a convincing way in the pages of our Journal. The Committee feels that, on the contrary, many of its members could present papers for publication which may be unsuitable for an audience. Some of our members have carried out brilliant original work and others have had experiences of filming in foreign lands and in extremes of climate. These researches and experiences would prove most interesting and
instructive to other members. Some authors may feel that they cannot devote sufficient time either to prepare demonstrations or to present a paper in person.
To all such people the Committee extends an invitation to submit a paper for publication only. The preparation of blocks for photographs or diagrams is undertaken by the Society. The Committee merely asks authors for an interesting and legible script.
Editing is facilitated if copy is typewritten in double spacing.
R. J. T. Brown,
Chairman, Papers Sub-Committee.
BRITISH KINEMATOGRAPHY, the journal of the British Kinematograph Society, is published monthly. Price 3s. per issue (3s. 2d. including postage), annual subscription 37s. 6d. including postage. Editorial and Advertising Offices: 117 Piccadilly, London, W.I. Grosvenor 4396-7.
Publication in this Journal does not necessarily imply that the Council endorses the views of authors. Reprinting is permitted, subject to due acknowledgment being made to BRITISH KINEMATOGRAPHY and the author.
Editor : R. HOWARD CRICKS, F.B.K.S., F.R.P.S.
Hon. Consulting Editor : GEOFFREY PARR, M.I.E.E.. F.B.K.S.