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38 American Cinematographer

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May 1933

Wheels of Industry

IT DID NOT SEEM POSSIBLE!
BUT DEVRV DID IT . . .
A complete Sound Recording Camera Outfit weighing less than 1 50 lbs.,
and suitable for both News Reel and Studio Recording-with the patented
Silencing Robertson Ccntripal Wheel.

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Victor 10E Projector which is equipped
with a variable resistance rheostat in the
base for reducing A. C. or D. C. of up to
250 Volts to the 100 Volt rating of lamp
and motor. The lamp provided is the new
500 Watt-100 Volt Biplane Filament.
The rheostat of the 10E Projector is
equipped with a separate motor for
forced cooling of the resistance wires.
A built-in ammeter indicates when
necessary resistance has been obtained.
New Reelo Tank

* A NEW model of the Reelo Tank is
announced by E. Leitz, Inc. The former
model was constructed of monel metal
and the reel of bakelite. The new model
is exactly the same as the older Reelo,
except that the tank is now made en¬
tirely from bakelite, as is also the reel.
The Reelo has been a favorite of many
LEICA owners and motion picture work¬
ers for short test strips. Now two tanks
are available, the Reelo and the Correx.

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George Schneidermann,
A.S.C., On "Pilgrimage"

Complete DeVry Sound Recording Outfit-weighing less than 150 lbs.
Write

HERMAN

A.

DEVRY,

INC.,

1111

Center

St.,

CHICAGO

EVERyTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC
for Professional and Amateur

New and used. Bought, sold, rented
and repaired. Camera Silencing.
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Hollywood Camera Exchange
1600 Cahuenga Blvd*. Hollywood
Tel: CL 2507 - HO 9431
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* George Schneidermann, Treasurer of
the American Society of Cinematog¬
raphers, has been assigned the First
Cinematographer's berth on the Fox pro¬
duction, "Pilgrimage." This assignment
reunites the team of Cinematographer
Schneidermann and Director John Ford,
who made film history some years ago
with "The Iron Horse."

Tom Terriss Abroad for New
"Vagabond Adventures"
* Tom Terriss, producer of the Vaga¬
bond Adventure shorts, sailed from
New York recently to make a new series
of scenics in France, Spain and North
Africa.
He was accompanied by Arthur
Hammer, producer, Guy Rennie, actor,
and Lucien Tainguy, cinematographer.

A. S. C. Re-elects
John Arnold
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ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE:
John W. Boyle, Chairman; Frank B.
Good; Charles B. Lang, Jr.; Vernon
Walker; and Alvin Wyckoff.
As will be noticed, these committees
have been somewhat enlarged-especially
the Research Committee - presaging
greatly increased activity in every phase
of the Society's manifold endeavors. As
in the past, the Society's Testing Com¬
mittee, which tests the various apparatus
and equipment submitted for the So¬
ciety's testing and approval, will have no
fixed membership, but will be appointed
from time to time by the President, and
chosen with especial reference to the re¬
quirements of the individual apparatus to
be tested. It will work in close coopera¬
tion with the members of the Research
Committee.

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