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68 THE FILM RENTER & MOVING PICTURE NEWS.
it be the “ Ultra-Rapid ” camera, the Microscopic Camera, or any of the various appliances used in securing interest films, these gentlemen can manipulate them as required.
Kinema-goers have acknowledged the high quality of the Pathé Pictorial, and still do so by demanding “* feature ’* quality in every item. This fact has to be born in mind by the [Editor when selecting and cutting.
Many of the marvels of the kinematograph world have first reached the public in the Pathé Pictorial. “To mention but a few of them, we can recall the Travelaughs, Pathécolor, Slow
Motion Pictures, Camera Caricatures, Competi
tions, Night Photography by means of the great Sun light Arcs, and last, but not least, the Microscopic Camera. The latest the Pathé
success. of
Pictorial men
Mr.
Mr. Arruur L. FisHer, TD.Se., M. Eng.
has been the filming for the first time in history of St. Paul’s Cathedral in its entirety. It has been a
KENNETH GORDON.
(Technical Supplement) Dec. 2, 1922. Mr. Watts and his merry men have introduced such excellent pictures into the weekly issues of this film that it rivals to-day its big brother, the Pathé Pictorial.
‘* Eve and Everybody’s Film Review *’ very effectively portrays. in all its most attractive phases Art, Home, Fashion, Stage, and Recreation. Undoubtedly. one. of its principal attractions is the beautiful Pathécolour subject dealing with the latest fashion in hats, gowns, cloaks, shoes, hosiery, and lingerie, all of which appear in their original colouring. So popular has this subject proved that Pathés have made a special Pathécolour single reeler, entitled ‘* The Glass of Fashion,’’ which has been received with great enthusiasm, by every member of the kinema audiences—the ladies adore its brilliant splendour and the men are en
Mr. D. Tamprert.
raptured with its colourful beauty. «
‘* Evecand. Everybody’s Film~ Review?’ can “also boast of a series of car
huge task owing to the necessity of conveying the apparatus over the slippery floors and through the narrow passages and stairways. Very difficult lighting troubles have had to be overcome, but success has attended their efforts, and a wonderful film, which will provide a record of our most renowned edifice for generations to come, is the result.
Eighteen months ago Eve’s and Everybody’s Film Review was added to the work of this department as an interest film with a particular appeal to Eve (although Adam is not forgotten).
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Mr. A. V. Currice,
toons which are ‘certainly the most .interesting that has ever been. seen. They portray the adventures of Felix the Cat. It may be of interest to our readers to’ know that the highest in the land, our beloved Queen, has shown special interest in these films, and was particularly pleased with the Slow Motion pictures. In fact, we may safely say that the weekly editions of the Pathé Pictorial and Eve’s and Everybody’s Film Review hold an unrivalled position .in the hearts of the British people wherever domiciled. Original from
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Assistant Editor.