Process of transferring an image-bearing gelatin layer to another film base

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A PROCESS WHICH COMPRISES EXPOSING TO A MULTICOLOR SCENE A PERFORATED MOTION PICTURE STRIPPING FILM HAVING AN OUTER LIGHT-SENSITIVE GELATIN SILVER HALIDE EMULSION LAYER RELEASABLY JOINED BY MEANS OF A WATER-SOLUBLE ADHESIVE TO A LAYER ON THE FILM, GIVING THE FILM A FLASH EXPOSURE TO LIGHT ALONG THE PERFORATED EDGES OF THE FILM, DEVELOPING, FIXING, WASHING AND DRYING SAID FILM, SOAKING THE PROCESSED FILM IN AN AQUEOUS BATH, PRESSING THE WEB SURFACE OF SAID OUTER LAYER INTO REGISTRATION CONTACT WITH THE GELATIN SURFACE OF A SIMILARLY PERFORATED BLANK FILM, HEATING THE COMBINED FILMS WITH INFRARED RAYS TO BLEND THE ADHERENT GELATIN SURFACES, AND STRIPPING THE GELATIN BLANK FILM WITH ITS ADHERENT SILVER-IMAGE-BEARING LAYER FROM THE REMAINDER OF THE STRIPPING FILM.