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Harry N. Marvin, Cross Examination. 3279
Q. Kindly look at Defendants' Exhibit No. ISO, which was introduced by you in the record, page 32GG, and described by yon. I direct your attention to the label or phrase appearing toward the center of that diagram, and a little above the center, being the words "Edison film." You may state whether the part of the film so designated* on the diagram, which purports to be a copy of a camera, has yet passed before the aperture so as to receive the impressions of a picture. A. From the diagram as it appears —
Mr. Grosvenor: I object to any answer except yes or no. I want to know plainly, yes or no, whether that part of the film descending from what you call the "supply reel" has at that point, passed before the aperture. I want the answer yes or no.
The Witness : That will depend upon the significance that is given to the term "supply reel." If we assume that that is the reel from which the unexposed portion of the film is taken, then the portion of the film to which you refer won Id not be indicated as having passed before the lens, but if we use the designation "supply reel" to indicate the supply of exposed film, then the portion of the film to which you refer would have already passed before the exposure window.
By Mr. Grosvenor:
Q. Please state what you mean by the term "supply reel" on your diagram. A. In the diagram as here presented, it was my intention in indicating the upper reel as the "supply reel" to indicate the reel from which the unexposed portion of film was taken.
Q. Has that part of the film to which I have directed your attention, and which is labeled "Edison film" passed before the aperture? A. With that designation of the upper supply reel, then that portion of the film referred to by you is not represented as having passed before the aperture.
Q. Please state where that film which is so designated has been obtained? A. If I understand your question correctly, the portion of the film designated by me is supposed to have been withdrawn from the reel marked "supply reel."
Q. And where was the film obtained from which was