International Review of Educational Cinematography (Jan-Dec 1931)

— 969 — REVUE DE L'ECRAN, 10 Cours du Vieux Port, Marseille. Summary of the contents of the No. of Sept. 20, 1931: Close ups, Georges Vial Presentations, A. De Masini Mechanical Music, Gaston Mouren Shtdio Correspondence News in brief Association of Cinema Directors of Marseille and surroundings (Official report) In the province Marseilles programs Echoes. KINEMATOGRAPH, Zimmerstrasse 35-41 Berlin 5 W. 68. On the occasion of the Twentyfifth Anniversary of its foundation Kinematograph — the dean of cinematographic journals — has issued a special number. This is a really exceptional copy both as regards its size (a hundred pages) and the variety, abundance and interest of the articles. Thanks to the acknowledged competence of its regular and occasional collaborators Kinematograph offers its readers in this number the possibility of a retrospective and instructive survey of the last twenty five years of cinematography. Among the articles are: Coboken, When I used to parade the Friedrichstrasse — Prof. Dr. Forch, 25 years of technical cinematography in Germany Gordon, Cinemas of yesterday and tomorrow. Graf, 25 years of local film distribution in Germany Koch, Societies that came and went Max Mack, Scenery of yesterday and to-day Oscar Meister, Sound films of yesterday and to-day — Guido Seeber, The experiences of a quarter of a century of picture shooting — Julius Urgiss, Forgotten cinema Stars — Adolf Ziirndorfer, Reminiscences of the first years of the Film. DIE LINSE, Monthly Review of Photography and Cinematography. The September number has a series of interesting articles and illustrations. The article entitled " Photography in autumn " contains many useful hints to would-be photographers during the autumn Season. The " Advice to owners of small size apparatus " will not fail to interest all those who have those now so popular Kodaks. The Review also contains an article on the Stereograms of images. In the section reserved for film items there are two articles on " New material for picture taking " and on a new sound film. The continuation of the " Photographic Manual " follows: also the historical " coups d'oeil "; The Masterpieces of Photography forty years ago, and Schopenhauer and Photography. In the part reserved for legal questions the right of the sale of portraits and the property rights of photographs taken from the air are discussed. Further there is an article or photography in the United States, where the excellent cliches of an American photographer are mentioned. The News of the Day column follows. Echoes from the industrial world and various associations and the bibliography form the closing items. This number is particularly rich in illustrations: it also contains a number of full page cliches, selected from the different fields of photography. Price of the number 0,60 Rm., postfree. Edition Fritz Hannsen, Berlin, Lankwirtz. Sample back numbers may be had by sending 15 pf. postage. DIE SCHULPHOTOGRAPHIE — Review for students and teachers of Filming. Editor in Chief, Studienrat a. D. Lange, Berlin, Zehlendorf, Weidmannsche Buchandlung, Berlin S. W. 68. Second Year, vol. 4, Oct. 193 i: Dr. Beck, Concerning the technique of Microphotography in the School. Notes from Practice: Dr. Schulz, Microphotography and Plankton studies — Schlotter Rudolph, Microphotography with a Box Camera Zwiener,