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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 26 (June 1909) (1909)

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pelled to write plays (or at least to conceive them) bust of Washington,, apparently without hands to mold it. The trick and to have them acted before the camera. Hence it is that every is done simply by stopping the film after each manipulation of the moving-picture studio includes in its… … dressed lady; a sleeping sot corncob pipe, a large round cut in two by an automobile magnifying glass with a han- Some of the "properties" of the "Princess Nicotine." All are and then put together again dle, a square white bottle enlarged fac-similes of objects used in everyday life. by an…

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