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ERNEST M. REYNOLDS 165 E. 191st St. Cleveland, Ohio
same program, E. M. Underhill presented his 1300 foot Kodachrome travel picture, Northwest Passengers.
In Ohio Making each meeting the sole responsibility of a single member, the North Canton Cinema Club has featured, at late gatherings, programs on Frame Enlargements, Trick Photography, Title Making, A Trip To Yellowstone and Continuity. H. H. Sloan, ACL, gave the presentation on the last named subject, which was illustrated by selected members' films and by Dummy Walks Out and Vieille France, 8mm. films from the League's Club Library. The meeting was attended by three representatives of the neighboring Alliance Cinema Club.
8-16 Contest Members of the 8-16 Movie Club, in Philadelphia, have competed among themselves in the group's first contest, with awards announced in the two classes as follows: In the 8mm. division, first place to J. Brautigan, for The Night Before Christmas, with second place to J. Stutz, for Trip Through the Zoo; in the 16mm. division, W. Rush took first award with Bull Fight, paced by G. Burnwood. with Home Reversal Process.
News of the industry
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pleased to learn of the large list of silent, educational 16mm. films offered in the new Rental and Sale Catalog, recently issued by the Bell & Howell Company. 1801 Larchmont Avenue, Chicago. This new list now offers 365 silent film titles, all of value to the educational field. Representative subjects are Sahara, Modern Rome, Present Day Germany, Earth and Its Seasons, Plant Life Studies and others equally interesting.
Agfa Memo ^he new Agfa Memo, a pioneer miniature camera in the American field, that has been revised but not rechristened, is a precision built instrument, giving double frame pictures on perforated 35mm. film. It is attractively finished in polished metal and black morocco leather. Its lens, in focusing mount, has a speed of //3.5, and it may quickly be snapped into operating position. The incorporated shutter provides speeds of one half to 1/200 of a second, as well as bulb and time. There is a brilliant, direct view finder, automatic exposure counter and depth of field scale. The new Memo is loaded quickly and simply by means of the handy Memo cartridge, which eliminates threading. This cartridge is available, loaded with four types of Agfa film — Superpan Supreme, Ultra Speed Pan, Finopan and Fine Grain Plenachrome. The film transport is effected by the simple motion of a sliding lever.
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