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WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE ‘‘LANTERN WORLD.”
Vol. 8.—-No. 97.
JUNE, 1897.
Price 2d., Post-free 330
CONTENTS. PAGE Notes... .. ee ras: 2 The Paris Fire.. . Sey ir ee Sher eee a ae OE
A Novel Chronophotogtaphic Camera |
Prominent Men in the Lantern World. No. Vu. Mr A. R. ‘Shutz The Lanternist’s Practical Cyclopedia.—No. VIII. .. .. 7 How to Darken a Tall Window for a Lantern Se a Luminous Apparitions .. .. er ee er er ee eT) Animated Pictures... .. oie, sebe we 299 Counteracting Flicker i in Cinematographic Projections aig? aie i
Tho Development of Kinetograph Films . a 102 Animated ieee aie and ee Machines ai 103 New Apparatug .. . oe 105 Editorial Table Bid, Se ee “sia, cai ei, 105 Patent Intelligence.. .. .. 106 Correspondence wir fas Be 0
Notes and Querieg ..
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Patenting.—To have’ an invention patented all over the world it is necessary to take out nearly seventy patents in as many different countries, and this will cost between three and four thousand pounds.
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A Correction.—When calling attention, in last issue, to the Portable Oxygen Syndicate, which had taken up a generator, we gave the name of the inventor as Mr. Suiter. We have since been informed that it is the invention of Mr. Sweetser.
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Lantern Slides on the Dome of St. Paul's
; Cathedral,—During the Jubilee illuminations
this month, search lights will be erected at various points eo as to illuminate the upper portion of St. Paul’s Cathedral, and, in addition to this, it is the intention to project slides illustrative of the chief events in the Queen’s reign on the dome of the Cathedral.