Moving Picture News (1911) . the populace, a legend running, THEDUKES MILD HE POTATO; the difficulties andrisks of that mode of announcement are obvious. Andwhen, in an attempt to shuffle them into their correctplaces, the letters burst forth with the declaration, THEDUKE SMILED A HOT POT, it would not be easyto restrain poptilar interference. Probably all previous sticcesses of the combined ef-fects of sandwiches and dramatic properties havebeen surpassed by the quite recent spectacle of a pro- THE ^IO\IXG PICTURE NEWS 39 cession of Indian braves brandishing- tomahawks bear-ing the inscriptio
Moving Picture News (1911) . the populace, a legend running, THEDUKES MILD HE POTATO; the difficulties andrisks of that mode of announcement are obvious. Andwhen, in an attempt to shuffle them into their correctplaces, the letters burst forth with the declaration, THEDUKE SMILED A HOT POT, it would not be easyto restrain poptilar interference. Probably all previous sticcesses of the combined ef-fects of sandwiches and dramatic properties havebeen surpassed by the quite recent spectacle of a pro- THE ^IO\IXG PICTURE NEWS 39 cession of Indian braves brandishing- tomahawks bear-ing the inscription. OUR HO^IE IS AT THE . . .PICTURE THEATER—CO^IE AND SEE was the scheme adopted by mv caravan friend, andit is one which will suggest numerous similar advertis-ing stunts to the progressive exhibitor. MR. J. C. HEMMENT AND AEROPLANE CINE-MATOGRAPHY Thursday. December 21, 1911, about 11 the nevvBurgess hydroplane was run out from the float at theBurgess, Curtiss & Co. works at Alarblehead, ^lass., into. THE BURGESS HYDROPLAXE LEAVING THEFLOAT the bay which lay so peacefully at the foot of this quaintand historic old New England town and made fast to ailoat about half a mile out. Mr. Hemment and I\Ir. Isaac Ltidlow had gone downthere a week previous with the intention of adaptinga motion picture camera to the hydroplane which secured in Paris on his way home from theJungles of Africa where he has spent the past yearin making moving pictures of charging lions andrhinos. After several experiments and exhaustive tests,a very satisfactory arrangement was established bywhich the hydroplane motor was made to rim the cameraas well as the airship. The high speed power of the motor was controlled
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