Projection engineering (Jan-Dec 1931)

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Page 30 PROJECTION ENGINEERING TALKING PICTURES By Bernard Brown A detailed discussion of the principles of construction and operation of sound film apparatus, including a complete history of its development. Of grreat importance is the full account of R.C.A. power system and the Western Electric speaker unit. Specially valuable for technicians and also the general reader. Many illustrations and charts. $3.00 TELEVISION: TODAY AND TOMORROW By Sydney A. Moseley and H. J. Barton-Chappie The development of television, early experiments, and its present and probable commercial use. Well illustrated. $2.50 PHOTOELECTRIC CELLS By Dr. Norman A. Campbell and Dorothy Ritchie Comprehensive presentation of the practical application of photoelectric cells in television, sound projection, etc. Illustrated. $4.50 Write for descriptive lists. ISAAC PITMAN & SONS 2 WEST 45th ST. NEW YORK Wl offer to mannfac* turers interested in, EXPORT ike services of a. dependable organization? "well established in the entire foreign field AD. AUJRIEMA, Inc. Manufacturers' Export Managers 116 Broad Street, New York, N. Y. LdfliPM RECORDINGS >vr^==** MADE TO ODDED Finest Quality Instantaneous type metal alloy Sound-On-Disc and Phonograph recordings — 34 Hour Service. For Announcements^ Speeches, Vocal and Instrumental Ensembles. Silent MOVIES cued to Dialog Music and Sound Effects. Sample Dialog stock record $1.00 postpaid. ROYAL RECORDING & FILM STUDIOS Dep't-PE., 661 N. Michigan Ave., CHICAGO. WAX RECORDING INSTRUMENTS For Portable and Studio Purposes R. W. NICHOLLS 119-28 Twenty-seventh Ave., College Point, L. Is, N. Y. ! ill JPH SELL PORTABLE TALKIE SOUND-ON-FILM TO ft^lr THEATRES, SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, CLUBS 8§' Write for manufacturers' prices on Soundheads, Photocells, Optical Systems, Rectifiers, Amplifiers, Horns, Faders, Synchronous Motors, Projectors, Lamphouses, Screens, Microphones, etc, ! ^cOT S.O.S. CORPORATION *^*§§g^* Dept. P.E.. 1600 Broadway, New York City w PROJECTION ENGINEERING has the largest paid circulation of any technical publication in the projection or theatrical fields. See latest report of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Standard Rate and Data INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Ad. Auriema, Inc 30 Amplion Products Corp 31 Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. Bell Equipment Corp. 23 6 Blue Seal Products Co 21 Blue Seal Sound Devices, Inc. 29 Canady Recording Equip. Co 25 Clarostat Mfg. Co., Inc 27 Eastman Kodak Co 21 ElectroAcoustic Products Co 27 H Hoffman-Soons 23 32 Int'l. Projector Corp Mc McGraw-Hill Book Co 28 N National Carbon Co., Inc 1 Nicholls, R. W... 30 O Operadio Mfg. Co Back Cover Pacific Research Labs. .. .Second Cover Pitman & Sons, Isaac 30 Racon Electric Co., Inc 3 Royal Recording & Film Studios... 30 S Samson Electric Co 5 Silver-Marshall, Inc Third. Cover S.O.S. Corporation 30 W Weber Machine Corp 29 Weston Elec. Instr. Corp 25