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Current document root: Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers ( Volume: 36, Issue: 4, April 1941)

Pioneering in the Talking Picture

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  • 34. Notable de Forest patents: U. S. Pat. No. 1,482,246 (filed Sept. 18, 1919 ; issued March 11, 1924). U. S. Pat. No. 1,482,119 (filed Sept. 18, 1919; issued Jan. 29, 1924).EXTERNAL
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  • 40. Ibid. , p. 198 .EXTERNAL
  • 41. Ibid. p. 561 .EXTERNAL
  • 42. Marvin H. B. : A System of Motion Pictures with Sound,” Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng. , XII ( 1928 ), No. 33 , p. 86 .EXTERNAL
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  • 44. Rühmer was later associated with Lauste. Other patents were: D. R. P. No. 387,058 (May 23, 1920 ). D. R. P. No. 368,383 (April 15, 1921); U. S. Pat. No. 1,825,598. American Court of Customs and Patent Appeals rendered decision No. 2749, May 25, 1931, regarding priority on the similar de Forest patents.EXTERNAL
  • 45. Massole in 1930 invented a portable Tobis sound apparatus.EXTERNAL
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  • 5. Seibt G. (Ruhmer's associate): D. R. P. No. 418,051; March 11, 1919 .EXTERNAL
  • 49. “Ries Sound-Film Patents,” Mot. Pict. News , 42 (July 5, 1930 ), p. 21 .EXTERNAL
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  • 51. Hulfish D. S. : “When the Movies First Tried to Talk,” Examiners Herald World (Aug. 30, 1930 ), p. 33 .EXTERNAL
  • 52. Green F. : “The Film Finds Its Tongue,” G. P. Putnam's Sons ( New York ), 1929 .EXTERNAL
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  • 6. Phys. Zeit. (May 6, 1901 ), No. 34, p. 498 .EXTERNAL
  • 7. Booklet (received by author Dec., 1933 ): Gaumont, L.: “Etablissments Gaumont, 1895–1929,” Gauthier-Villars (Paris), 1936.EXTERNAL
  • 8. Bull. Soc. Franç. de Phot. (2nd Series), XVIII (Nov. 7, 1902 ), No. 22 , p. 500 .EXTERNAL
  • 9. Ibid. (3rd Series), II (Feb. 17, 1911 ), No. 3 , pp. 96 and 111 .EXTERNAL