Motography (Apr-Dec 1911)

INDEX TO VOLUME VI Favor of the Clergy, The (Editorial) 255-256 Film Business in Canada (Editorial) 108 Film Criticism (Editorial) 56 Film Company Sued 147 Film Jumping Off Sprockets 125 Film Made Up of 6,000 Sketches 72 Film Taken in the Clouds 189 Films Taken as Souvenirs of Fire 289 Film Service as Historical Document 20 Filming the Durbar ■■...-.... 262 Filming the Bottom of the Sea. By Harvey Walstrom 274 Filmless Motion Pictures 160 Films in China 220 Films in Guatemala 108 Films in Indianapolis 128 Films as Teachers 67 Films to Aid Political Campaign 67 Films Soothe Insane Patients 89 Films Aid Social Reformers 28 First National Convention, The. (Editorial) 55-56 First National Convention of Exhibitors 58-63 Flat Prices for Films (Editorial) 205-206 Flying-A Bungalow, The 94 "Foolshead" Biographical 46-47 Foreign Opportunity, A 195-211-244 Free Picture Shows in Chelsea Park 195 From Forest to Theater 192 Frontispiece 2, 54, 104, 154, 204 Frohman Begins Price-Cutting 22 Full Value in Publicity Pictures. By Watterson R. Rothacker 224 Functions of Machine Parts '. 167-169 Gaumont Becomes Independent 283 Getting Publicity by Motion Pictures. By Thomas Clegg. . 35-37 Good Idea for Rainy Films 126 Government to Use Pictures 172 Government Theater, A 181 Government Pictures of Hawaii 21 Gundlach Projection Lenses 194-195 H Hearst's Tribute to Pictures (Editorial) 257-258 Herrick Exploits Kinemacolor 89 Higher License in Indianapolis 160 Hip Pocket Essays (Editorial) 208 Holland Theaters 278 How Non-Flam Film is Made 88-89 Illinois Exhibitors Act in Pictures . . .111-114 Improvements in Film Perforation 64 Industrial Moving Pictures. By Edwin L. Barker 139-140 Irish Classic in Three Reels, An. By H. Kent Webster. .186-187 Japanese as Exhibitors, The. 240 K Keeping Films Moist and Pliable 144 Keeping Track of Washed Films 242 Kiewert Company Offers a Suggestion 191-192 Kinematograph in School, The. By Colin N. Bennett 84-85 Kinemacolar Theater in New York 181-211 King of Australian Picture Men, The 276 Latham and Pross Patents Again 63 Lantern Slide Making. By T. Stanley Curtis 217-220 Lenses — The Condenser 175-177 Lessons from Lyman Howe (Editorial) 4-5 Letters to the Editors 44 Los Angeles Correspondence 245-246, 287 Los Angeles— City of Theaters. By H. E. White 86-87 Los Angeles Exhibitors in Fuss with City 20 Lubin Lunch Room, The 289 M Mabel Taliaferro as Cinderella. By C. Wirt Adams 259-262 Machine Market, The. (Editorial) 155-156 Macon, Georgia, Considering Films 37 Make Your Own Slides 145 Meeting an Unjust Attack (Editorial) 256-257 Medical Association Enlists Pictures 28 Melies Dissolving Actors 245 Melies Company to Catalina 290 Merchant Employs Pictures in Advertising Campaign 34 Michigan Exhibitors Convene at Detroit 96 Modern Features for Modern Theaters 144 More Manufacturers of Films 192 Moral Teaching by Films (Editorial) 5 Most Photographed Man, The 245 Mother Goose on the Screen. By Charles M. Ellerton 277 Motion Pictures at Public Playgrounds 20 Motion Pictures for Deaf 22 Motiograph Business Good 46 Motion Pictures for Sunday Schools 57 Motographic Progress in Australia. By Charles Lind Motography on the News Stands (Editorial) 155 Motiograph Machine for 1912, The 171-172 Motion Picture Shows in Scotland 178 Motiographs in Chicago 241-242 Motion Pictures Instead of Books 81 Motiograph in Educational Work 94-95 Moving Pictures Boom Gary 64 Moving Pictures to Aid Woman's Cause 81 Moving Pictures at Revivals 110 Strom 129-130 Motion Picture League for Children 141 Motion Pictures as Commercial Drummers 145 Moving Pictures to Demonstrate Electric Service 146 Moving Picture Sermon in Montclair. 147 Moving Pictures of the Stomach 170 Moving Pictures to Advertise Hawaii 170 Moving Pictures to Bring Settlers 189 Moving Pictures Show Prune Industry 190 Moving Picture Preferences Abroad 214 Moving Pictures at Land Show 245