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254 PROGRESS REPORT [j. s. M. p. E.
78 P. HATSCHEK: Kinotechnik, 11 (May 5, 1929), p. 235.
79 E. T. PARIS: Phil. Mag., 5 (Mar., 1928), p. 489.
80 Prog. Report. Supp. Acad. Mot. Pict. Arts & Sciences (Aug. 20, 1929), p. 7.
81 Bull. Acad. Mot. Pict. Arts and Sciences, No. 25 (Sept. 25, 1929), p. 1.
82 H. C. HUMPHREY: Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XIII, No. 37 (1929), p. 158.
83 K. F. MORGAN: Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XIII, No. 38 (1929), p. 268.
84 Can. Pats. 288,442; 288,817; 288,818; Fr. Pats. 641,854; 645,010; 645,648; 646,625; Brit. Pats. 301,391; 301,730; 304,672; 3C5,245; 305,466; 3C6,438; 306,565; 307,078; 307,348; 309,676; U. S. Pats. 1,698,536; 1,700,833; 1,707,243; 1,708,523; 1,710,677; 1,713,726; Australian Pat. 10,585 of 1927.
85 A. JACKSON: Bioscope (Brit. Film No.) (1928), p. 221.
86 Amer. Cinemat., 10 (May, 1929), p. 14; also F. O. GRAVES: Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XIII, No. 38 (1929), p. 303.
87 F. G. BANGS: Bioscope (Brit. Film No.) (1928), p. 70.
88 Witham, W. J.: Bioscope (Brit. Film No.) (1928), p. 72.
89 Bioscope, (Brit. Film No.) (1928), pp. 99-117.
90 Ex. Herald-World, 96 (Sept. 14, 1929), p. 35.
91 Amer. Cinemat., 10 (May, 1929), p. 23.
92 W. VINTEN: Bioscope Supp., 77 (Dec. 12, 1928), p. vi.
93 Kinotechnik, 11 (Aug. 20, 1929), p. 442.
94 A. and L. LUMIERE and A. SEYEWETZ: Sci. Ind. Phot., 8A (Dec., 1928), p. 126.
95 VON BARSY, A.: Kinotechnik, 11 (Jan. 20, 1929), p. 40.
96 H. W. MOYSE and D. R. WHITE: Internal. Phot., 1 (July, 1929), p. 20.
97 H. C. CARLTON and J. I. CRABTREE: Amer. Cinemat., 10 (July, 1929), p. 17, et seq; also Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XIII, No. 38 (1929), p. 4C6.
98 K. CHIBISSOFF: Kinotechnik, 11 (May 5, 1929), p. 227, et seq.
99 J. F. Ross and J. I. CRABTREE: Amer. Phot., 23 (May, 1929), p. 254.
100 J. I. CRABTREE and H. A. HARTT: Amer. Cinemat., 10 (Sept., 1929), p. 3; Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XIII, No. 38 (1929), p. 364.
101 R. GARRIGA: El. prog.fot., 10 (Mar., 1929), p. 61.
102 L. P. CUSRC: B. J., 76 (May 24, 1929), p. 300. ™-Ger. Pat. 472,096.
104 Br. Pat. 308,653.
106 O. DEPUE: Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XIII, No. 37 (1929), p. 150.
106 R. E. NAUMAN: Amer. Cinemat., 10 (June, 1929), p. 32.
107 Amer. Cinemat., 10 (Aug., 1929), p. 23.
mGer.Pats. 473,070; 474,599; Brit. Pats. 308,360; 308,361; 308,693; U.S. Pats. 1,704,785; 1,714,203; 1,716,033; 1,716,417; Fr. Pats. 32,679 (Addition to 620,977); 640,921.
109 M. ADAM: Kinotechnik, 11 (Feb. 5, 1929), p. 68.
110 L. R. LOEFFLER: Amer. Cinemat., 10 (June, 1929), p. 19.
111 Bioscope (Supp.), 78 (Mar. 20, 1929), p. xii.
112 Brit. Pat. 301,676.
113 Fr. Pat. 648,015.
114 U. S. Pat. 1,701,048. 116 Fr. Pat. 647,113.
116 Ger. Pat. 469,538.
117 S. JASIENSKI: Phot. Ind., 27 (Jan. 16, 1929), p. 73.