[REVUE] - ARNAULD (Céline). Projecteur. Paris: Au Sans Pareil May 21, 1920. -Oblong in-8 pamphlet, 106x229: (6 ff.). Stapled. Only published issue of this Dadaist journal edited by Céline Arnauld, wife of Paul Dermée. It includes texts by Paul Eluard, Francis Picabia, Paul Dermée, Tristan Tzara, Renée Dunan, Philippe Soupault, André Breton, Louis Aragon and Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes. Céline Arnauld describes the magazine as follows: "Projecteur is a lantern for the blind. It doesn't bargain for its lights; they're free. Projecteur doesn't care about money, fame or advertising - it shines its light on those who live in cold, darkness and boredom. Incidentally, the light is also reduced by a madreporic pullulation in the celestial spaces." The last page is occupied by a detailed announcement of the Dada festival on Wednesday, May 26, 1920 at the Salle Gaveau. Some foxing.