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school in which a sub-marine film had been shown, cites some of the considerations expressed by the pupils themselves. He concludes that the film is the best means known to teachers of arousing the emotions in such a way as to develop effectively the artistic sense. {he Populaire, Paris).
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE CINEMATOGRAPH
Dr. P. Lob and Dr. W. Ewald, of the Askania-Werke of Berlin, have been studying the problem of the use of colour filtres in orthochromatic cinematography. {Kinotechni\, Berlin).
Mr. Lloyd A. Jones, dealing with the question of colour cinematography, dwells on the objective and subjective association of colours, the characterization of the colours and the use of correct hues in films. {Film Techni\, Berlin).
The first school for teaching how to project talking films has been opened at Hollywood. (Kinemato graph, Berlin).
The Klangfilm Co. has equipped several autocars with sound apparatus to operate in the several provinces of the Reich. (Lichtbildbuhne, Berlin).
An interesting article describes the manner in which talking films are turned at present in view of the latest problems that have arisen in connection with sound films. (The Daily Telegraph, London).
The Paramount Co. has equipped some extra rapid autocars fitted with synchronized filming apparatus intended for taking topical films. {Comoedia, Paris) .
Dr. Bruno Wendt of the F. G. Farbenindustrie of Frankfort has invented a new method for the desensitization of emulsions of panchromatic strata of allogenous silver. {Kinotechni\, Berlin).
Herr Paul Scholz has invented a new device for concentrating the ultra-violet rays of quarz lamps. {Kinotechni\, Berlin).
The National Theater Equipment Co. is exploiting a new invention to be applied to the projection apparatus of synchronized films. The invention consists of a kind of metallic net by means of which the projection of the sound may be interrupted as desired. {Film Daily, New York).
Mr. Harry Fischbek has invented a new objective that reproduces the first plane of the convex parts of the face. {Comoedia, Paris).
The Sirius Kleuren Film-Maatschappij Bosh en Duin (Holland) has patented a new apparatus for the automatic copying of 2-colour films. {Photographische Industrie, Berlin) .
The third article by M. Henry Favre on the new optical method for determining internal tension appears in this issue. {Revue Optique, Paris).
A new apparatus for talking cinematography has been invented in England, called the « At Home ». This apparatus is used for the reproduction of sound by means of disks and with 16 cm. films. {Hebdo Film, Paris).
The Bell & Howell Co. has constructed a new film camera called the <( Filmo ». This camera can be worked at 7 different speeds; so as to film 8, 12, 16, 24, 32, 48, or 64 images per second. {Film Techni\, Halle).
The « Consolidized Film Industries » of Hollywood has devised a new method for preserving films. This consists in placing a layer of specially fine grain on the film; thanks to this method the life of films is prolonged 50 %. (Film Kurier, Berlin) .
A new lamp with special re-inflation system, causes the precipitation of the Wolfram powder which usually forms in the lamp. (Film Kurier, Berlin).
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