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Scopitone ST16
(1960) ••• Scopitone ST36
(1962) C.A.M.E.C.A. = Compagnie d'Applications Mécaniques à l'Eléctronique, au Cinéma et à l'Atomistique |
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Compagnie Radio-Cinéma wurde am
21. Juni 1929 von Maurice Ponte als Tochtergesellschaft der CSF (Compagnie Genérale de
la Télégraphie Sans Fil) gegründet, Hauptsitz ebenfalls in der "Boulevard Haussman" in
Paris. Der Name "Scopitone" setzt sich zusammen aus den (alt)griechischen Wörtern "scopein" und "tonos" was so viel bedeutet wie „beobachten“ und das Wechselspiel der Noten einer Tonleiter. |
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Compagnie Radio-Cinéma was
founded on June 21, 1929 by
Maurice Ponte as a subsidiary of CSF (Compagnie
Genérale de la Télégraphie Sans Fil) with headquarter too on "Boulevard Haussman"
in Paris. The name Scopitone is an amalgam of the two (Ancient)Greek words scopein and tonos meaning to observe and the interplay of the notes on a musical scale. |
Compagnie Radio-Cinéma a
été crée le 21 juin 1929 par
Maurice Ponte en tant que filiale de l'entreprise
CSF (Compagnie Générale de la Télégraphie Sans Fil), le siège social est
également situé « boulevard Haussman » à Paris.
Le nom « Scopitone » est composé des
mots grecs (ancien) « scopein » et “tonos”, ce qui signifie « observer » et et
le jeu d'une gamme musicale. |
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There are several patents involved for models Scopitone. Those are either assigned for Radio Cinéma or CAMECA or by the inventors themselves. CAMECA: Patent FR1,115,987 - filed 1956; based on patent FR 766,330 - filed 1933 by Radio-Cinéma for a Cinematographic sound projector for home use. Further designers: Designer Roger Henri Barascut - Patent for film projector BE580,442 - filed 1958 - he called it "Ciné-Robot-Sonor" Designer Teresio Dessilani - Patent DE1112401 - filed 1958 | DE128738 - filed 1958 | DE10888804 - filed 1958 | and more Technical Director and designer Fréderic Matthieu - Patent FR856,260 - filed 1939 | US3,098,409 - filed 1960 | US3,168,933 - filed 1962 | CA647,283 - filed 1962 Designer Jacques Guernet - Patent US3,333,783 - filed 1964 | US3,386,674 - filed 1965 | DE1,267,543 - filed 1965 | DE1,283,090 - filed 1967 |
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Scopitone Archive ••• 26 mm film for Jukeboxes (Danish Jukebox-Archive) ••• Cinebox & Scopitone (Michele Bovi)
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Scopitone ST16 (1960) |
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Aschenbecher mit Scopitone Motiv
– Ashtray with Scopitone
motif Café de Krakele is a tearoom in Bruges, Belgium that still exists. In the Sixties it was a well known place for Rock'n Roll dancing. |
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Scopitone ST36 (1962) |
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Billboard 30. May 1964: "Scopitone, the French cinema
jukebox soon to be manufactured in Chicago, will be shown at an "insiders"
cocktail party and press preview in the Beau Nash Room of the Ambassador
West Hotel Wednesday (27) aftrenoon.
Billboard 8. Aug 1964: "A. A. Steiger, president of
Tel-A-Sign, Inc. .... said that the coorporation's prospects were greatly
improved by the acquisitation of 80 per cent of Scopitone , Inc.. |
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All information below courtesy of Gert Almind |
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Roger Henri Barascut (1923 - 2019) |
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Jacques Guernet (1905 - 1974) |
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Maurice Jules Henri Ponte (1902 - 1983) |
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Rene Henri Pierre Marie Andre Jacqmin (1913 - 1998) |
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