American Cinematographer - January 15, 1922 - 3

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ASSOCIATEEDITORS-ALVIN WYCKOFF, H. LYMAN BROENING, KARL BROWN, PHILIP H. WHITMAN
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Contents of This Issue
1921 In the Movies-A Critical Review
By EDWIN
SCHALLERT
The Miracle of Slow Motion-The
Cinal Camera
By THE BUILDER
Jimmy the Assistant-Them
German Pictures
Pictures by Wireless-Editorial
Play the Game
By ALVIN WYCKOFF

A Thousand' Miles -of Film
By ORRIN
G. COCKS
Lessons from the Pictures
It's a Great Life
It Can't Be Done
The Hell Box
Look Hooz Here!

Pholoqraphed

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Week of January 16
Tuesday and We.dnesday-"The
Man from Lost
ALHAMBRA-"The
Three Musketeers."
PhotoRiver." Photographed by Norbert Brodin, memgraphed by Arthur Edeson, member of the
ber of the A. S. C.
A. S. C.
Thursday-"Wife
Against w.re.:
APOLLO-Monday-"A
Poor Relation."
PhotoFriday and Satur day-c-I'The Mysterious Rider."
graphed by Marcel Le Picard, member of the
Photographed by Gus C. Peterson, member of
A. S. C.
Tuesday and Wednesday-"One
Arabian Night."
the A. S. C., and F. H. Sturgis.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-"Ne.ver
Weaken."
Sunday-"The.
Poverty of Riches." Photographed
by Percy Hilburn. "Love and Doughnuts." PhoPhotographed by Walter Lundin, member of the
to graphed by Perry Evans, member of the
A. S. C. "The Case of Becky." Photographed
A. S. C.
by George Folsey.
Sunday-"Playthings
of Destiny."
Photographed
KINEMA-"The
Lotus Eater."
Photographed by
by Robert B. Kurrle, member of the A. S. C.
David Kesson.
CALIFORNIA-"Grand
Larceny."
Photographed
LOEvV'S-"Fightin'
Mad." Photographed by Harry
by Norbert Brodin, member of the A. S. C.
Gerstadt, member of the A. S. C.
CLUNE'S BROADWAY-"Too
Much \iVise." PhoMILLER'S-"Perjury."
Photographed by Edward
tographed by Wm. Collins.
Wynard.
GARRICK-"Big
Game." Photographed by j ackMISSION-"Disraeli."
Photographed by Harry A.
SoonRose, member of the A. S. C.
GRAUMAN'S-"The.
Last Payment."
Fishback. "The Block Head." Photographed
GRAUMAN'S RIALTO-"Forever."
Photographed
by Perry Evans, member of the A. S. C.
PANTAGES-Seventh
and Hill-]ourney's
End."
by Arthur C. Miller.
GRANADA-Monday-"From
the Ground Up."
Photographed by]. Diamond.
Photographed
by
J ohn Mescall.
"Hard
SUPERBA-"The
Fire Eater."
Photographed by
Knocks and Love Taps."
Photographed
by
Al Latham.
SYMPHONY-"A
Sailor Made Man."
Photo.
Perry Evans, member of the A. S. C.
Tuesday and Wednesday-"Enchantment."
Phographed by Walter Lundin, member of the
tographed by Ira H. Morgan, member of the
A. S. C.
TALL Y'S-"The
Woman Untamed."
A. S. C.
Thursday and Friday-"Deception."
WILSHIRE-Monday-"Never
Weaken."
PhotoSaturday-"Wedding
Bells."
Photographed
by
graphed by Walter Lundin, member of the A.
Oilver Marsh.
S. C. "The Speed Girl." Photographed by H.
Sunday-"Never
Weaken."
Photographed
by
Kinley Martin.
Walter Lundin, member of the A. S. C. "EveryTuesday and Wednesday-"The
Sheik." Photothing for Sale." Photographed by Hal Rosson.
graphed by Wm. Marshall.
HIPPODROME-"The
Secret of the Hills." PhoThursday
and Friday-"White
Oak."
Phototographed by Jack Mackenzie, member of the
graphed by Joe August, member of the A. S. C.
A. S. C.
Saturday-"A
Trip to Paradise."
Photographed
HOLLYWOOD-Monday-"The
Cup of Life."
by Arthur Martinelli.
Photographed by].
O. Taylor.
"We Should
Sunday-"Don't
Tell Everything."
Photographed
Worry."
Photographed
by George Meehan,
by Al Gilks. "Put and Take." Photographed
member of the A. S. C.
by George Meehan, member of the A. S. C.

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