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Identifier: movingpictureage03unse (find matches)
Title: Moving Picture Age (1920)
Year: 1920 (1920s)
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Subjects: motion pictures
Publisher: Class Publications, inc.
Contributing Library: Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Digitizing Sponsor: Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division

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l the story of appliedelectricity in a way that makes each film an entertaining story andthe series a valuable contribution to the educational film libraryof the motion picture industry. It is understood that this serviceis free upon request. Lantern Slides with Lectures Catalogued In the preface to a lantern slide catalogue received fromWilliams, Brown & Earle, Philadelphia, the firm stated that it hasrecently converted over 50,000 slides into complete lecture sets.The arrangement and classifying of these slides has been donewith great care as shown in the pages of the catalogue, which runto 64, the last two pages indexing the sets in a way convenient tothe user. The Nox McCain lantern slide lectures are well knownand form an interesting travel series. The Bible and religiousseries is comprehensive and science and the arts are well repre-sented, while many other subjects are included in the assortment. Please say, As advertised in MOVING PICTURE AGE, when you write to advertisers
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CORYRIGHT I920 DIRECTED BY WILLIAM NIGH la this World Vision of the New Order which is to come lies the solution of Humanitys great-est problem: THE ELIMINATION OF CLASS HATRED! In all lands and ages there has existed an unceasing conflict between Democracy and Autocracy: In a delightful, soul-gripping romance of graphic realism is portrayed this conflict as it exists inour modern civilization, wherein heroic men and women of today continue unabated thelong struggle for more room, greater opportunity—FREEDOM I EVERY SCENE TEEMS WITH THOSEBASIC ELEMENTS WHICH HAVE AUDIENCE APPEAL!DEMOCRACY PHOTOPLAY COMPANY THOUGHT DRAMA PRODUCTIONS.LEE FRANCIS LYBARGER,president. 2826 DECATUR AVENUE, NEW YORK. 30 MOVING PICTURE AGE June, 1920 EASTMANFILM is identified by the wordsEastman and Kodakin the film margin. It is the film that first mademotion pictures practical Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, N. Y. Establishes Non-Theatrical Distributing Stations A statement given out by E. W. Hammons, vi

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  • booksubject:motion_pictures
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  • bookcontributor:Library_of_Congress__MBRS__Moving_Image_Section
  • booksponsor:Library_of_Congress__Motion_Picture__Broadcasting_and_Recorded_Sound_Division
  • bookleafnumber:296
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