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Standardisation The standardisation of camera and projector apertures throughout the American industry following the activities of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is welcome, in so far as it secures uniformity of practice. On that score it is to be hoped that it w

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1932 A Private Scandal and The Ghost City P.D.O Imperial, 10.30 a.m. Two Kinds of Women Paramount Capitol, 11 a.m. It's Tough to be Famous F.N.V.D Queen's, 11 a.m. But the Flesh is Weak M -G -M ; Park Hall, 11 a.m. Scandal for Sale Universal Empire, 11 a.m. TUESDA

There are only two sprockets to thread , one in the sound gate and the other in the picture gate. There is no intermittent sprocket, and the film is driven continuously. A flashing neon lamp is used to enable the picture to be viewed. The framing lever provided appears to move t

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Post G-B Studio Publicity Michael Balcon, General Manager of Productions for Gaumont-British, announces that Hugh Findlay has been appointed publicity manager to the Gaumont-British Production units, and as such will be responsible for publicity at both the Shepherd's Bush Studi

D. A. Clarke Smith . . Margot Grahame Moira Lynd Lord Alan Sevington Suitability : For the easily convinced and lightly amused ; otherwise just quota. Edgar Norfolk Irving Asher risks a charge of plagiarising the story of a certain London night club " Queen." Such licence, which