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Title: Moving Picture News (1911)
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: motion pictures
Publisher: Cinematograph Publishing Company
Contributing Library: Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Digitizing Sponsor: Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division

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nt. He remained in the film room putting the re-maining reels of film in a fireproof vault until the fire de-partment had extinguished the flame. He escaped injury, andthe only marks that were noticeable was that some of hishair was missing. The damage, thanks to his presence ofmind and daring, was confined to the three reels of film.This is only another case where the flame failed to reach anemployees head, even though it reached his hands. Thanking you in advance for publishing this incident, andwith best wishes for a merry Christmas and a happy NewYear, I am respectfully your, Our Washington correspondent also takes up this matter.We have pleasure in extending this testimony to a braveman. Returning our correspondents good wishes.—Ed M.P. N. CHAMPION AEROPLANE RELEASE An Aviators Success is the title of a very fascinatingaeroplane story, to be released January 8, 1912. It depictsthe efforts of a young inventor to obtain financial aid toaffect a realization of his aeroplane model.
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Miss Blanche Scott, the famous woman aviator, assumesthe leading role in this subject, as daughter of the bankerwho backs the young inventor in his project. Incidentallyshe loses her heart to the young genius, and crowns hisachievement by bestowing on him her heart and hand;while they soar together in the air in the aeroplanes initialflight. Just one word more about the handsome three-sheet pos-ter which goes with An Aviators Success. STOLEN 1 Powers Cameragraph No. 6; Serial No. 3306 3403 3404 Suitable reward for information that will leadto their recoveryH. A. Mackie, 853 Broadway, New York The above has been handed to us with the further infor-mation that these machines were loaned to Mortimer Kaphanfor portraying Dickens characters at 507 Fifth Avenue, NewYork, in charge of W. J. Lowenhaupt, who skipped with themachines. Any of our readers having them offered for saleor seeing these machines in the possession of gentlemen,kindly communicate with H. A. Mackie at the above address.

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