Motography (Apr-Dec 1911)

Record Details:

Title:
Motography
Date:
Apr-Dec 1911
Publisher:
Electricity Magazine Corp.
Volume:
Motography (Apr-Dec 1911)
Leaf #:
000179
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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INDEX TO VOLUME VI 111 N Nashville to Have $40,000 Theater 70 Ne Plus Ultra of Publicity, The. By Watterson R. Rothacker 21 New Biograph Studio 245 New Kind of Slide, A 245 Next Step, The (Editorial) . , 107 New Song Idea 245 New Use for Pictures, A 37 New York's New Ordinance (Editorial) 206-207 Next Time Let Them Waterproof. By Bennie 145 1912 Motiographs Soon Ready 145 O Oakland, California, in Pictures 74 Ohio Theaters Must be Fireproof 187 Of Interest to the Trade ••..■■..•■.. 45-47, 92-96, 142-147, 191-195, 241-246, 287-290 Operating Room, The. By William T. Braun 284-287 Old Film Actor Deceased 141 On the Outside Looking In. By the Goat Man. .237-239, 279-280 Operators Organize 236 Optics of the Projector. By A. S. Newman 174-178 Optical Center, The 174-175 Original Subjects for Photoplays (Editorial) 156 Patents ( Editorial) 107-108 Pennsylvania Passes Censor Bill 34 Personal Notes 47, 196, 247 People's Theater at Portland, The. By Charles F. Morris 209-211 Periodical Topicals (Editorial) 56-57 Photo Album to be Supplanted 138 Physicians Indorse Educational Films 37 Photoplay Theater de Luxe, The. By B. G. Drummond 114-115 Picture Film and the Drama . 119 Picture House to Seat 3,600 234 Pictures and Book Copyrights (Editorial) 207 Pictures to Redeem the Hobo (Editorial) 208 Picture Shows in Minneapolis Parks 30 Picture Show for Prisoners 30 Pictures for China 211 Pictures Show Welding Process 215 Pictures to Rescue Indians 225 Pictures in Plavgrounds 232 Pictures Swell Church Attendance 234 Pictures Among the Savages 240 Pictures in Politics 240 Pictures in the Philippines 22 Pictures to Testify Against Bakery Combine 74 Pictures of Building Construction 147 Pictures in Good Roads Movement 190 Pocket Motion Pictures in Germany 74 Posters for "Two Orphans" 143 Police Censorship in Joliet 87 Poster Proposition, The (Editorial) 206 Praise for Confederate Pictures 83 Projecting Lens, The 177-178 Prospects for Operators Here .169-170 Problems of the Operating Room. By Wm. T. Braun 31-34, 68-70, 122-125, 167-170, 226-228, 284-287 Program Limits (Editorial) 205 Programs That Look Queer in Print 130 Princess Theater at Denver, The. By Charles F. Morris 109-110 Publicity Matter for Selig Fire Story 95 Putting Films to Advertising Use. By Watterson R. Rothacker 139 Putting up a Good Front 193-194 Q Quick Work on Mat Films 147 R Railroad Motion Picture Shows 30 Realistic Filming 243 Real Fire Film Story, A. By H. Kent Webster 82-83 Red Wing on the Screen 130 Recent Films Reviewed 38-43 Recent Patents in Motography. By David S. Hulfish 25-28, 75-78, 116-118, 182-185, 212-214, 281-283 Recoil, The. By Bert L. Taylor 44 Remarkable, Projector, A 67 Repairing Slides 227-228 Reproduction of American History. By H. Kent Webster. .23-24 Revelation to Exhibitors, A 46 Rheostats vs. Transformers 169 Roll of the States. .47-50, 96-100, 147-150, 196-200, 247-249, 290-294 Rothacker in Larger Quarters 46 Running Slides 228 S Saving Babies With Motion Pictures. By Harold T. Sloane 79-81 Scenario Writer, The (Editorial) 3-4 Science Invading the Player's Realm. By Robert Grau 161 Scraps of News from Edendale 143 Screens 69-70 Screen for Back Projection, A 243 See "Pa and Ma" 119 Selig Enlarges California Plant 46 Seize Moving Picture Films 64 Selig Actress Sings to Prisoners 287 Selig Buys Large Tract for Animal Farm 289 Selig Dog Actor "Chief" Dies of Grief 92 Selig— Day Squibs 113-114 Selig Company in Colorado ^. 146 Selig Will Release Four Reels 143 "Shamrock" Film 145 Shipwreck Picture, A 126 Simplex Factory, The 243-244 Simplex Pro j ecting Machine ; The 173-174 Slide Stops Panic in Hartford Theater 147 Slides ,......: 226 Some Features of the Lubin Plant. By Eugene Dengler 162-166 Some Facts About Ventilation 221-223 Some Dramatic Photoplays by Essanay 229-230 Song Slides 226 Splendid Three-Reel Drama, A. By H. Kent Webster. . . .131-132 Spot-Light 226 State Provides Pictures for Deaf Students 276 St. Paul School Board Considering Pictures 72 Steel Theater Seats • • • • 244 Street Railway Buys Film 85 Striking Advertisement, A 290 Sunday in Wichita 158 Sunlight Screen Company Victim of Imposters 191'