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INDEX TO VOLUME IX.
Essanay Cowboys in Horse Show 36
Essanay 's "Into The North" 351-352
Essanay 's "The Final Judgment" 385-386
Exchange of Gifts at Selig's Western Studio 63
Exclusive Supply Company Formed 291
Exhibitors Attention 366
Exhibitor to Fight Censorship 249
Exposition to Be Vast in Scope 192
Exposition's Success Assured 286
European Film Manufacture (Editorial) 2
Factory Efficiency Studied by Films 71-73
Famous Players are Legal Victors "9
Fantasies of the Flying — A 167-168
Feature Film Purchasers 485
Fielding Decidedly Busy 306
Film Causes War on Impure Milk 369-370
Film Company Need Not Serve (Editorial) 107-108
Film Courtship Stirs Gary 346
Film Depicts Making of Pictures ^
Film Gets Praise of Wealthy Workers 45
Film Has Strong Climax 230
Filming the Dayton Flood 283-284
Film May Save His Job 240
Film Ordinance Devised for Milwaukee 19s
Film Players in Vaudeville 292
Film Player Owns Orange Groves 282
Films As An Advertising Medium (Editorial) 3S4
Film Screen a Bulletin Board 384
Film Tells Unique Story 424
Film Unites a Family 394
Film Would Aid in Court Appeal 40
First Colorgraph Film 288
First International Exposition, The 15
First Intervention in Texas Filed 80
First Picture House for Amoy, China 366
First Ramo Release Is Made 213
Flood Conditions Beggar Description 321-322
Flood Funds Distributed 411-412
"Flying A" Cowboys Race Their Ponies 214
"Flving A" Quartet a Winner 462
Forcing Cut Prices (Editorial) 299-300
Free Repairs to Machines 100
Frontispiece 1, 31, 69. 107, 145, 183, 219. 261, 299, 339, 383, 419
Gaumont "Talkers" Nearly Ready 270
General Film Buys Kinetograph Co 331
George Kleine Now in Europe 486
Gertrude Robinson's Life Endangered 412-413
Getting Ready for Convention 363
Gift from Selig's London Office, A 15
Globe Trotters are Still Busy 343
Graham Now With Universal ■ 426
Great Film's Second Edition, A 49-51
Great School of Morals 300
H
Halt Police March for Film
Harvey Carter Meets a Snake
Hay's Home in "Jim Bludsoe" Pictures
He Has Never Seen Them (Editorial')
Held Business Meeting
Here's Where the Plots Come From
Historical Incident in Two Reel Feature 185
Hite Makes Correction
How Picture Shows Affect Denver
Home Projector and Its Development, The 33
low the Chicago Censor Board Works. By Mabel Condon 197
low the Photoplayers Club Did It 155
low "Toothless Ted" Got Name
Hudson Accepts New Position
Hudson Leaves Universal Company
Hundred Thousand Pictures a Second, A 109
Hungry Realism in "Robespierre"
Husband's Mistake," "A 425
134 318 278 31 369 246 186 390 18 36 198 156 360 450 465 -110 366 426
I. C. Uses Picture Instruction Car 122
Illinois Headquarters Open Daily 442
Illinois Holds State Convention 477
Illinois League Elects Officers 114
Illumination of Denver's Picture Theaters 41 43
Illumination of Projectors 350
Improved Carbon Holder 56
In Australia and Canada 224
Indiana Convicts See Pictures -. 22
Indiana League for More Film Popularity 25
Inspector Forbids Use of Motor Drive 128
Interesting Incidents of the Fire 330
International Exhibition, The (Editorial) 262
Iowa Exhibitors to Meet 273
Issues Three-Color Bulletin 308
Is the City Beauty Heartless? 318
Is the Day of Scenics Past ? 4 ?0
J
Jack Kerrigan Makes Aeroplane Flight 410
Jenkins' "Phantascope" and Camera, The. By John B. Rathbun. . .263-265 Just A Moment Please. By Neil G. Caward 30S, 360, 392, 424, 460
K
Kaiser a Confessed Film Fan 22
Kansas to Tax Films 247
Karr's Car Is No More 468
Kathlyn Williams Now Mrs. Frank Allen 213
Kathlyn Williams to Produce Picture. 374
Kennedy Forms Kinetograph Company 63
Kentucky Exhibitors Meet 363-364
Kessel Buys a Yacht 444
Kessel Heard It All 474
Kinemacolor After Jungle Films 288
Kinetograph Busy in New Orleans 247
Kinemacolor Elects Officers 486
Kinemacolor Feature Films 302
Kinemacolor for Ladies Only 414
K-'nemacolor Gets Inauguration 213
Kinemacolor Increases Staff 320
Kinemacolor to Start Road Shows 211-212
Kinemacolor Weekly Fashion Film 25
Klaw and Erlanger to Enter Picture Field 224
Kleine's Cines and Eclipse 136
L
Laemmle Office Burned 333
Latest Wonders of Gaumont Studios 456
Laughs That Cost Company $25,000 99
League Forms Branch at Pierre, S. Dak 154
League Notes 128, 242, 402
League to Meet and Frame Laws 61
Leaves Stage to Act in Films 270
Legislating Ventilation (Editorial) 339-34J
Lieblers and Vitagraph Unite 486
Lillian Russell Begins Picture Work 36
Lillian Russell Kinemacolored 136
Limit on Chicago Programs 61
Lindsay Advocates Films for Churches , 17S
Live Lubin Two-Reel, A 21 22
Lobbies Should Be Attractive 449.45c
Loft Theaters Closed in Chicago 120
Los Angeles Diamonds Increasing 99
Lost Son," a Two-Reel Lubin, "The 134
Lottie Pickford With Pilot 422
Louisiana Joins League' 285
Lubin Anxious to Build German Plant 16
Lubin Director Builds a Depot 328
Lubin Editor Has Birthday 222
Louise Lester as "Calamity Anne" 25
Lubin to Entertain Exhibitors 365-366
Lubin to Film Charles Klein Success 1C0
M
Magazine Buys New Home 372
Makes Film of Magazine Story 247
Many Edison Installations 485
Marc Mac Dermott No Sailor 436
Mary Garden Writes For a Doll 486
Maryland Organized 479
May Buckley Joins Selig Forces 234
Mace Developing a "White Hope" 222
Mary Fuller in Odd Role 291-292
Mary Pickford Coming Back 392
Mayor Gaynor Vetoes Folk's Ordinance 59
McVickers and Colonial Sold 411
Messter to Show Talk Pictures 110
Methodists L'sing Motion Pictures 420
Method of Itala Players 362
Michigan Exhibitors to Meet 402