Boxoffice-July.01/1950
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THE STRONGEST MATERIAL<br />
Steel, of the correct composition and<br />
treatment, is the strongest, commonly<br />
known material. It is not a metal<br />
but an alloy of carbon, iron and other<br />
metals. Piano wire, bridge wire, or<br />
"plow steel" cable wires, made of<br />
high carbon steel, with the inherent<br />
strength further enhanced by drastic<br />
cold drawing, ordinarily operate in<br />
common use on engineering structures<br />
at very high stresses. The main coble<br />
of a suspension bridge is designed for<br />
the heaviest load per square inch of<br />
any engineering structure.<br />
Theatre men are agreed that the Strong Mighty<br />
"90" Is the peer of all projection arc lamps.<br />
This 75 to 130 ampere reflector arc lamp, with<br />
exclusive Lightronic Automatic Focus Control, at<br />
90 amperes projects 21,000 lumens.<br />
Outstanding features include: Forced air-cooled<br />
feed mechanism. Low operating temperatures.<br />
Bi-Metal Lightronic Tube controls both carbon<br />
feed motors. Simple feed rate adjustment. Big<br />
16'/2-'ich reflector matches high speed fl.9 lens.<br />
Air stream arc stabilization. Unit construction<br />
permits instant removal of major components.<br />
RuQoed burner mechanism. Complete combustion<br />
of black soot. White deposit on reflector<br />
prevented.<br />
THE STRONG ELECTRIC CORPORATION<br />
1 1 City Park Avenue<br />
TOLEDO 2, OHIO<br />
would like o demonstrotion of Ihe Strong Mighty "90" in my theoire,<br />
without cost or obligotion.<br />
"90'*;<br />
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