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WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE “LANTERN WORLD.”
Vol. 9.—No. 115.
DECEMBER, 1808.
Price 2d., Post-free 3d.
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CONTENTS. PAGE | Notes a ec ee ee eee eS 173 New Cinematographic Regulations .. 175 The Kaleidoscope 176
Optical and Mechanical Effects for the Lantern.—No. IV. 1.
177 Prominent Men in the Lantern World.—No. XVII. Mr. William Walker .. fe ae Be” kes te Soa! alan “gen ig tO A Photographer's Tour in a Gipsy Van.—No, II. 1s1 Multi-Coloured Lantern Slides and Transparencies 182 Directions for using a Modern Triple Lantern .. 183 Failures and Mistakes.-No. I]... 6.0... 184 i New Apparatus .. he .. 186 Editorial Table... .. 1ST Patent Intelligence .. 187 | Notes and Queries 188 |
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An Interesting Lantern Audience at Blackburn.—A short time ago a lecture on the subject of ‘‘ Mountain Building” was given to the aged and infirm by Mr. J. T. Smith, F.G.S.
| To look over the audieace was said to be an | interesting sight, for the aggregate years of
the audience, which numbered 83 persons, amounted to 6,225 years.
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R.N.M.D.S.F.—The foregoing letters, which are known to many, represent the Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen, a society to which Messrs. Mason and Thompson, of Newbury, have on several occasions given their gratuitous services in the form of lantern entertainments at Wooten Hill, which have been
highly appreciated. The subject given lately was ‘‘ A Scottish Tour.”’