FILMS IN DAYLIGHT. The “Cineojour,” a device for presenting motion pictures in broad, daylight or in a fully lighted room, was demonstrated recently at Hinge’s Farm, Hendou, (England). The invention of M. Ernest Bertron, a Frenchman, it is a success, The topical films shown were clear, and were shown in a field flooded, with brilliant sunshine, states the. London Daily Mirror. At present the apparatus is bulky, and this, together with the cost, which i« between £3OO and £4OO, may prevent its very general use at garden parties. But the demonstration proved that it is possible to show films in the open air, and that the day Is not too far distant 'when, film-going will be healthy as, say, watching a cricket match.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18785, 19 May 1923, Page 13
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