Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 21

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The will take place this afternoon from fetthodist Church at Ken- 1, burial to be at Gaithersburg. | marriage of the following: i 5, d M THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN Reproduced Sound - With Movie Films Called Perfected After Many Years By the Assogiated Press. CHICAGO, April 27.—Movie audi- ences soon may realize a desire to hear the heroine scream “Help, help!” as she is thrown from the cliff by the viliain. A system for the synchronization of motion pictures with reproduced sound hes been perfected and found feasible after years of research by the Western Electric Co.and Warner Brothers’ Pictures, laboratories of the phone and Telegraph Co., sald an an- nouncement from the Interested com- nvention, which it is claimed ssible the reproduction degree of naturalness over ttained, will mnot be conflned to the moving picture field alone, but will be & in educa- tional, musical, commercial and re- liglous fields. Watkins, R. W. Petrle, Willlam Tlard and John I%. Shaw, $7.60 each. Marriage Licenses Issued. Licenses have been issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here for the Freds Lila . g 1, and Miss Alice V' jom 1. ohnson, Irving d Miss room. asty departure, but Sheriff Clay Plummer, who was promptly nodified by Mrs. Hilton, soon located the youth and placed him under arrest.” In default of ball he was committed to fail by Samuel Riggs to await the action of the grand jury. On complaint of Margar colored, of Rockville, Charles I Judge | = vlore ore Judge It is based upon a system of elec- trical recording from a distance, using a high-quality microphone to give the actors completo freedom of movement and grouping; an electrical reproduc- ing record attached to a loud speaker and a reproducing control £o regu- lated as to glve the {llusion that the source of the voice is the actors whose pictures appear on the screen. The mechanism is reported to be developed so that the film and sound instruments are kept in absolute - | synchronism during the making of roduction. In eproducing and are operated from © equal control tho film and in re presentation the projection machine: the same motor to to both instruinents. The most difficult part of the de- | velopment, the announcement said | was the recording of music or speec in s a degreo of naturalness as to bear out the illusion of words belng spoker. by the actor. Samuep Riggs In the Police Court here. The girl represented that Ham- mond accosted here on a Rockville gtreet Sunday night. Hammond de- nied the accusation, but Judge Riggs held him for the grand jury, fixing bond at $300. Woman Held on Rum Charge. 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