Abstract: A transmission type projection multi-screen apparatus includes a frame, a plurality of transmission type screen units closely arranged in the frame thereby to form a multi-screen, a plurality of projectors at the rear of the screen units for projecting lights of a picture image to the screen units, respectively, and means fixed to the frame for supporting the screen units. The supporting means is placed substantially in a dead angle of the lights.

Abstract: Provided is a rear projection screen having a front surface receiving light rays from a projector and a viewing surface formed with a lenticulated surface in which lenticules each consisting of a crest, troughs and flanks interconnecting the crest and trough are continuously laid. The flank surface is provided with, on at least a part thereof, a total reflecting surface on which all light rays impinging thereto are reflected and then emanate from the crest through a medium interface thereof. Further, a concave surface is provided in each crest portion.