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MOTOGRAPHY
Published the 15th of each month by
ELECTRICITY MAGAZINE CORPORATION
MONADNOCK BUILDING, CHICAGO
Long Distance Telephone: Harrison 3014
Ed J. Mock and Paul H. Woodruff, Editors James B. C rippen, AssociateEditor
Allen L. Haase, Advertising Manager
New York Office: 1433 Hartford Bldg., 41 Union Square Telephone: Stuyvesant 1672
London Office: 36 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden S. RENTELL & CO., Representatives
Itr l Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Post Office at Chicago, Illinois, Under Act of March 3, 1879. F
Table of Contents
"The Battle of Bunker Hill" Frontispiece
Editorial 3-5
The Wonders of a Picture Factory 3
The Scenario Writer 3-4
Lessons from Lyman Howe 4-5
Wonders of the "Diamond-S" Plant. By Eugene Dengler 6-19
Motion Pictures at Public Playgrounds 20
Los Angeles Exhibitors in Fuss with City 20
Film Serves as Historical Document 20
The Ne Plus Ultra of Publicity. By Watterson R. Rothacker 21
Pictures in the Philippines 22
Reproduction of American History. By H. Kent Webster 23-24
Recent Patents in Motography. By David S. Hulfish 25-28
Medical Association Enlists Pictures 28
Who's Who in the Film Game 29-30
Railroad Motion Picture Shows 30
Picture Shows in Minneapolis Parks 30
Problems of the Operating Room. By William T. Braun 31-34
Pennsylvania Passes Censor Bill 34
Getting Publicity by Motion Pictures. By Thomas Clegg 35-37
Physicians Endorse Educational Films 37
A New Use for Pictures 37
Recent Films Reviewed 38-43
Theaters and Picture Theaters 43
Letters to the Editors 44
The Recoil < 44
Of Interest to the Trade 45-47
Among the Picture Theaters 47-50
Complete Record of Current Films '. 51-52
Copyright, 1911, by Electricity Magazine Corporation, Chicago.
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