SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE
I'llinois Professor Inwentror Of
Camera Which Records Sound
Urbana, Il., Aug. 4.-Prof. Joseph} with a mercury arc of special .con-
T. Tykociner, of the University of Ilii- sruction. The intensity of light var-
nois, after 10 years work, has con- I es in accordance with the speech of
struted a mchie wich ot nlythe acting person; and the light from
the arc is focsed on the moving fim
photographs the usual moving picture by sound recording instrument. The
as seen on the screen but at the same sound record is narrow band of vary-
time and on the same film photographs ing ,transparency, running along the
sound, it was announced by the Uni- edge of the film. As the film passes,
versity today. So far have the experi- through the camera, about two-thirds
ments gone that the ring of a bell, the or three-fourths of it is exposed to
slam of a door, and the human voice the scene being photographed. The
are reproduced in the laboratory tests, remainder of the film is given over to
it was stated. photographing the various sounds. ii
With the patenting of this machine, this manner, every sound is reproduc-f
the university has obtained the second ed inorresponding places on the re-
of its patents on apparatus funda- ord, guaranteeing synchorism of visu-
mental in the art of talking motion al and sound impression, the univer-1
pictures. Six months ago that fnstitu- sity statement said.
tion announced another of its staff, "As to the reproduction of the sound
Prof. Jacob Kunz, had perfected a .this is possible because of the photo-
selenium cell which unlike its prede- electric cell, invented by Professor
cessors, it was stated, did not show Kunz," the statement continued. "This
any fatigue through use. This cell is cell is similar in shape to an electric
used for photographing sounds. light bulb. When light passes through
The apparatus which is working 1 it, it sets up an electric charge. Al-
daily at the university takes moving though the amount of electricity thus
pictures simultaneously with the phot- ( eneated is small in amount, it is
ographing of the speech of the acting amplified to the point necessary where
persons. The machine is equippedj sound waves are produced by means
of a loud speaking telephone."
J AT THE THEATERS ( 237 GRAUATES OF SCHOOL
IOF EDTCATION t-ET POSITIONS
Today-ScreenI Two hundred and thirty-seven stu-
dents of the School of Education have
Arcade-Agnes Ayres in "Bord- been elected to teaching positions
erland"; comedy and news./. J through the department since Jan. 1.
_______ The positions are in elementary and
Wuerth-Patsy Ruth Miller and high schools as well as in colleges in
Cullen Landis in "Watch Four practically every state in the coun-
Step"; comedy. try and a few in Canada and Porto
jRico.
Orpheum-Viola Dana in "There V Personal calls have been made dur-
Are No Villians"; comedy. HIng the year by 186 superintendents of
schools all over the state. The plac-
Iing department of the School of Edu-
Ication has had a registration of 698
This WPeek-Stage vacancies in the past six months.
I Since the beginning of the year the
Garrick (Detroit) - Bonstelle i school has made 1,929 nominations.
company in "Dear Me." I
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Barne .... illamThomas Watso will b sold withinashrtie
For "The Rivals," to be presented number of go seats are still reported
Considerable talent has been dis- Friday evening at 8 o'clock, the cast to be available.
covered in the casts for th~e two~ plays includes:
which will be presented Thursday and Sir Anthony Absolute. .0G. E. Densmore Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.
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class in Play Production, according to Faulkland .............G. A. Oinans s = Naa = ZZIS11;
Prof. R. D. T. Hollister, who is di- Acres................ Claude Sifritt 1111111 TJH~D i'1N
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David.... ...Harold B. Lipsitzl Julia .............. Miss Cordesman ' HE H O N S T E L LE CO.I
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Ilie Picture so widely Acclaimed at the'
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Agnes Ayres was never so alluring as in this appealing
drama of impetuous young love. Lavishly produced.
Milton Sills and Casson Ferguson in the cast.
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