2006 New York Code - Exemption And Requirements For Miniature Cinematograph Machines.


 
    § 19.11. Exemption   and   requirements  for  miniature  cinematograph
  machines. The above sections, 19.01,  19.03,  19.05,  19.07  and  19.09,
  referring to permanent and portable booths, shall not apply to:
    1.  Any miniature motion picture machine in which the maximum electric
  current used for the light shall be three hundred and fifty watts.  Such
  miniature  machine  shall  be  operated  in an approved box of fireproof
  material constructed with a fusible link  or  other  approved  releasing
  device  to  close  instantaneously  and completely in case of combustion
  within the box. The light in said miniature machine shall be  completely
  inclosed in a metal lantern box covered with an unremovable roof;
    2.  The  use  or  operation  of any so-called miniature motion picture
  apparatus which uses only an enclosed  incandescent  electric  lamp  and
  approved  acetate  of  cellulose  or  slow burning films, and is of such
  construction that films ordinarily used on full-size commercial  picture
  apparatus cannot be used therewith.


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