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Sound Recording
with Bell & Howell Equipment
IN THE process of developing the silent Bell & Howell Camera for sound recording purposes and the Sound Printer, the B. & H. Engineering Research Laboratories soon reached the point where the technical demands of a rapidly changing industry required larger quarters, more extensive equipment, and increased personnel. The new B. & H. Engineering Development Building was quickly designed and built.
Manned by A. S. Howell and a staff of veteran engineers, the Laboratories are today working far into the future, creating new ideas and new designs in cinemachinery for tomorrow.
But, extensive as these researches are, the industry's problems of the moment remain the chief concern of these Laboratories. In sound development, particularly, the interests of producers and exhibitors are being served. Consultation on any phase of sound recording and reproducing is invited, and information about B. & H. silent cameras and equipment will gladly be given upon request.
B. & H. Eyemo Camera — hand
held, automatic. Capacity, 100 -ft.
daylight loading film.
Speed movement of silent B. & H. camera equipped for
sound work. 1 Check-pawl
super-speed movement. Z
Felt lining of camera door. 3
— Endless fabric belt. 4 —
Silent belt tightener.
Triple adjustment sound attachment on B. ft H. Continuous Printer. Levers "L" operate masks "X," which can be set to print either the sound or picture area from either end of the roll. Or, by lifting all three masks, the printer can be used for ordinary negatives.
B. & H. Film Splicer, available in models for 35 mm. and 1 6 mm. Him, and in combination models. Hand splicers for 35 mm. or 16 mm. film, for projectionists and personal movie makers, are also available.
Bell & Howell Company
Dept. P, 1826^ Larchmont Ave., Chicago, 111.; 11 W 42nd St., New York;
6324 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood; 320 Regent St., London (B. 8 H. Co.
Ltd.), Established 1907
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