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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 7 (February 1909) (1909)

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ators, who occupy a with India rubber, or by treating them with room lighted by two large windows. Ex- ammoniacal solutions of copper. The first cellent results were also obtained when the process is applied to sail cloth. The canvas apparatus was set up in a shed, the specta- is impregnated with… … still other processes but jection chamber through Fig. It— Moving pictures shown in the lighted auditorium of the Cinema Palace in Paris. these are the most impor- the screen by placing out- tant. side the latter a slightly PROJECTING MOVING PICTURES IN THE DAYLIGHT.

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