Celluloid (2469 bytes)
1: ...uloid was first made as an [[ivory]] replacement. Celluloid is highly flammable and also easily decomposes, a...
3: ...of [[Newark, New Jersey]], which manufactured the celluloids patented by [[John Wesley Hyatt]] (whose use of ...
5: In the late 1880s, celluloids for [[photographic film]] were developed. [[Hann...
7: ...]] by the middle of the 20th century. The use of celluloid for early film however has caused large problems ...
9: A typical formulation of celluloid might contain 70 to 80 parts [[nitrocellulose]], ...

Digital grading (212 bytes)
1: ...othing effects shots, and transmitted back onto [[celluloid]].

Kewpie doll (796 bytes)
5: ...They were first made out of [[bisque]] and then [[celluloid]]. In [[1949]], [[Effanbee]] created the first ha...
7: ...Kewpies," the early dolls, especially signed or [[celluloid]], are highly collectable and worth thousands of ...

Jack Jewers (363 bytes)
1: ... Light]], '''Storm''' and the television series [[Celluloid Lives.]]

Alan Vega (1845 bytes)
12: Untitled (LP) Celluloid
18: Jukebox Babe / Collision Drive (CD) Celluloid

Cel (814 bytes)
1: A '''cel''', short for celluloid, is a transparent sheet on which objects are draw...

Transparency (projection) (919 bytes)
1: ...ics)|transparent]] flexible material, typically [[celluloid]], onto which figures can be drawn. These are the...

Roundhay Garden Scene (822 bytes)
7: The film was recorded on [[celluloid]] [[photographic film]] through a [[Le Prince sin...

Alexander Parkes (1150 bytes)
1: The first [[Celluloid]]'s were invented in [[Birmingham]] [[England]] b...

Digital cinema (3916 bytes)
15: ... is. There are some like George Lucas that think celluloid is dead and the future is an all-digital medium. ...
23: Celluloid is clearly not dead. However, digital is not a f...

Tosia Altman (1274 bytes)
3: .... Tosia was captured again on [[May 24]] when the celluloid factory she was sheltering in accidentally caught...

Eugene Lauste (1331 bytes)
12: ...sounds produced by them," i.e., a strip of 35mm [[celluloid]] that shared [[film]] frames and a [[sound]] str...

James Swinburne (1281 bytes)
3: ...product that he formed a company called Fireproof Celluloid Syndicate Limited, which was dedicated to the res...

Joseph Breen (1404 bytes)
7: ...rviewed in a television miniseries titled ''[[The Celluloid Closet]]'', which described the portrayals of [[h...

Peggy Ashcroft (1342 bytes)
5: Possibly her best known celluloid role was that of Mrs Moore in ''[[A Passage to In...

Billiard ball (1784 bytes)
35: ...nt]]ed a composition material resembling ivory ([[Celluloid]]) for a billiard ball (US50359), winning $10,000...

George R. Lawrence (1618 bytes)
11: ...d in this photograph weighed 49 pounds and used a celluloid-film plate that was about 20" x 48".

Algonquin Hotel (1839 bytes)
1: ...er and the Vicious Circle," gives an entertaining celluloid portrait of the group at the Algonquin and elsewh...

William Friese-Greene (5229 bytes)
7: ...ed paper and by [[1887]] was experimenting with [[celluloid]] as a medium for motion picture cameras.
11: ...up to ten photographs per second using perforated celluloid film. He gave a public demonstration in 1890 but ...

Peter Adair (2583 bytes)
3: ...], who later directed the film version of ''[[The Celluloid Closet]]''. Peter Adair always chose the subject ...

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