International projectionist (Jan-Dec 1954)

Record Details:

Title:
International projectionist
Date:
Jan-Dec 1954
Publisher:
New York : International Projectionist Publishing Co., Inc.
Volume:
International projectionist (Jan-Dec 1954)
Leaf #:
00039
Language:
English
Collection:
Technical Journals
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
International Projectionist presented the technology of cinema sound and image projection while addressing the issues and concerns of union projectionists. -- David Pierce, 2013
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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Index: INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST January to December, 1953 INDEX BY CLASSIFICATION Book Reviews Canadian Film Weekly Yearbook, 1953-4. Hye Bossin, Nov., p. 25 New Screen Techniques. Martin Quigley, Jr. Oct., p. 27 Carbons, Arc Lamps Film-Cooling Problem, Fred C. Mathews. March, p. 10 How to Check for — and Get — Maximum Light at the Screen. Motion Picture Research Council. Sept., p. 16 An Improved Carbon Lamp for 3-D and Wide-Screen. Dr. Edgar Grelener. Dec, p. 29 King-Size Arc Lamp Due. Nov., p. 22 The New Cooling Systems, Charles A. Hahn. May, p. 13 Projection, Military Arcs Use Discs. Dec, p. 36 Projector Carbons for New Motion Picture Systems, F. P. HolLoway, R. M. Bushong and W. W. Lozier. July, p. 14 RCA's New Wide-Arc Lamp. July, p. 24 Strong HI Spots Dominate Nevada Resorts. March, p. 6 Strong Electric Announces New 3-D Projection Lighting Equipment, Arthur Hatch. Feb., p. 31 Strong's "Super 135" Is Designed for 3-D. Aug., p. 24 Water-Cooling for Projection Carbons: What Are the Facts?, Charles A. Hahn. July, p. 20 CinemaScope (See Wide-Screen and Sound Reproduction) Film Ansco Color Film. Feb., p. 19 Film Splicing for 3-D and CinemaScope, James Morris. Dec, p. 11 New Synthetic Film Base by DuPont Detailed Aug., p. 26 I Drive-in Theatres [The Drive-in Dissected, Wilbur Flaherty. May, p. 10 General Cinerama Moves to the Mezzanine. I Aug., p. 17 Highlights of TESMA-TOA Show, Frederick Hodgson. Nov., p. 15 1952: A Wonder Year of Progress, Leroy Chadbourne. Jan., p. 9 RCA Unveils Transistor Units, Feb., p. 23 Technical Puzzlers Clarified, Henry Kogel. Oct., p. 23 lA Notes, Labor American Labor Movement. A summary prepared by the U. S. Dept. of Labor. Jan., p. 24; Feb., p. 24; March, p. 13; April, p. 25; May, p. 20 lA-IP Radio Bulletins, Amos Kanaga. Jan., p. 25; April, p. 24; Nov., p. 24 lA-IP "Ham" List. Jan., p. 26 lA Visits Will Rogers Memorial Hospital. Sept., p. 21 Pension Protection — Goal of Labor. Pre pared by the AFL. July, p. 19; Aug., p. 20; Oct., p. 26; Nov., p. 21 Monthly Chat (Editorials) Confusion Over New Processes, James J. Finn. Feb., p.5 Exaggerated Aspect Ratios. Sept., p. 3 Handling New-Process Equipment. Jan., p. 3 NewProcess Equipment Prices. June, p. 5 New-Process Vs. Standard Projection, James J. Finn. April, p. 5 Panoramic and 3-D Process Examined, James J. Finn. March, p. 3 Progress Report on New Processes, James J. Finn. May, p. 5 Repeal of Theatre Admission Tax. Aug., p. 3 Supporting an Industry-Wide Research Organization. July, p. 3 3-D Projection Problems. Oct., p. 5 Will Rogers Memorial Hospital. Nov., p. 5 Year-End Reflections. Dec, p. 5 New Projection Processes (See also Wide-Screen, Sound Reproduction and 3-D) Confusion Over New Processes (editorial), James J. Finn. Feb., p. 5 Graphic Outline of Various 3-D, WideScreen Processes. May, p. 5 Handling New-Process Equipment (editorial). Jan., p. 3 New Process Equipment Prices (editorial). June, p. 5 New-Process vs. Standard Projection (editorial), James J. Finn. April, p. 5 Panoramic and 3-D Processes Examined (editorial), James J. Finn. March, p. 3 Progress Report on New Processes (editorial), James J. Finn. May, p. 5 RCA's "Magnetic Movies" Portend Industry Revolution, Frederick Hodgson. Dec, p. 22 Optics Bausch & Lomb has New F/1.8 Lens. Nov., p. 21 Bell & Howell Make 'Scope Lenses. Dec, p. 38 The "Hypergonar" Lens Process, Prof. Henri Chretien. June, p. 14 New Variable Focal-Length Lens, Merle Chamberlin. Oct., p. 25 Sidelights on the "Hypergonar" Lens. June, p. 15 Projectors, Projection {Also See New Projection Processes.) Ampro Corp.'s Model 477 Magneto-Optical Projector. Jan., p. 21 Anent Shutter Blades. May, p. 17 Portable 16-mm Arc Projector Marketed by Victor. Nov., p. 22 RCA Develops 16-mm Projector for 3-D. Oct., p. 22 Recent Projection Advances in Europe. Robert A. Mitchell. Dec, p. 7 To Trim or Not to Trim (shutters). May, p. 15 Outline of 16-mm Projection. An abridgement of W H. OJfenhauser's 16-mm Manual. March, p. 17; April, p. 26; July, p. 22; Aug., p. 16 Screens, Screen Brightness (See also Wide-Screen and CinemaScope) Effect of Stray Light on the Screen, Raymond L. Estes. Nov., p. 14 How to Check for — and Get — Maximum Light on the Screen, Motion Picture Research Council. .Sept., p. 16 Projected Light and the Curved Screen. May, p. 12 SMPTE Screen Brightness Committee Report. March, p. 22 These "Curved" Screens. March, p. 16 Visibility Factors in Projection, Robert A. Mitchell. 3 parts; May, p. 7; June, p. 11; July, p. 11 SMPTE Abstracts of papers read at SMPTE Spring Convention. April, p. 21 ; May, p. 19 Fall Convention papers. Oct., p. 15 Nov., p. 20 Approved Projection Room Ventilation. Feb., p. 13 Highlights of the SMPTE Fall Convention, Frederick Hodgson. Oct., p. 14 Projectionists' Aid .Sought in Survey. Sept., p. 25 Report on Theatre Survey. Oct., p. 14 3-D Feature Topic of SMPTE (Spring) Convention. April, p. 21 Sound Reproduction Film Industry Eyes New Stereosound, Thomas L. Burnside. Oct., p. 7 Hints on Handling Magnetic Soundheads, C. A. Tuthill. Nov., p. 7 Measuring Sound Absorption, Earle Jones, Seymour Edelman and Albert London. Jan., p. 20 Motiograph Speeds "Penthouse" Production. Oct., p. 30 Multiple Magnetic Tracks With Picture Opposed. July, p. 22 Panaphonic System Is Shown on Coast. Dec, p. 37 Schematic Diagrams of Altec-Paramount stereophonic sound installation. April, p. 16 Seventy-fifth Anniversary of First Dynamic Loudspeaker. March, p. 27 Simplex Theatre Stereophonic Sound System, a diagrammatic presentation. June, p. 16 Small Theatres Install Stereosound, L. D. Netter, Jr. Dec, p. 15 Types of Theatre Sound Reproducers, Robert A. Mitchell. 4 parts; Jan., p. 16; Feb., p. 17; March, p. 5; April, p. 11 Westrex, Magnasync "Penthouse" Sound ■ heads. Nov., p. 23 What Price Chaos in Sound?, Thomas L. Burnside. Aug., p. 15 Stereoscopy (See 3-D Projection) Television Color TV . . . And How it Works, James Morris. Sept., p. 14 Color TV Simplified by New Paramount Tube. Jan., p. 14 Introducing "Modulation," (TV picture and sound signals). Jack Behlke, Feb., p. 14 Too Far, Too Fast? (TV programming). April, p. 28 INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST JANUARY 1954 33