Boxoffice-October.01.1955
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MANUFACTURERS<br />
DISTRIBUTORS<br />
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Spray-On Plastic Coating P-1379<br />
For Drive-In Screens<br />
Tests show that new Stereo-Vision plastic<br />
coating for drive-in screens provides a<br />
15 to 25 per cent increase in light, according<br />
to the Slocum Theatre Screen Co. The<br />
plas ic coating is sprayed on with 260<br />
pound= of pressure, being heavy mat:rial<br />
tha; must be applied as a solid, wet and<br />
heavy coat. In addition to long-wearing<br />
cuality. the plastic screen coating gives<br />
excellent perception of color and depth,<br />
as attractive as a silver screen, according<br />
to the manufacturer, with the percentage<br />
of light increase depending on the surface<br />
cf the outdoor screen being coated.<br />
Telescope Aids Accurate P-1380<br />
Projection Alignment<br />
A low-cost, panoramic<br />
telescope used by the U. S.<br />
artillery to line up its targets<br />
is announced by Parber<br />
Products Co., Inc., as a<br />
device to help projectionists<br />
line up their machines,<br />
pictures and screens. The<br />
four-power telescope has<br />
10" field vision with<br />
360" gear reduction unit and brake mechanism<br />
which enables an operator to sight<br />
all angles. Equipped with lowering and<br />
elevating sighting unit, the telescope has a<br />
cross-hair in its optics to pinpoint focus.<br />
This telescope, according to the manufacturers,<br />
enables a projectionist to do accurately<br />
these tasks: set the frame of the<br />
picture on two or more machines, set several<br />
aperture masks and focus the lens on<br />
every subject. Over-all dimensions are<br />
8x3 '2 inches.<br />
$25<br />
DOWN<br />
Balance<br />
S10<br />
Monthly<br />
400 DELUXE<br />
PENNY<br />
FORTUNE<br />
SCALE<br />
NOT A<br />
NOVELTY—<br />
BUT AN<br />
INVESTMENT<br />
25-75%<br />
PROFIT<br />
WEIGHT 165 LBS<br />
Invented and Made Only by<br />
WAT L I N G<br />
Manufacturing Company<br />
4650 W. Fulton St. Chicago 44, Illinois<br />
Est. 1889—Telephone: Columbus 1-2772<br />
Coble Address; WATLINCITE, Chicago<br />
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theatre seat<br />
seruice co.<br />
'60 Hermitage Avenue<br />
Nashville. Tennei.ee<br />
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SCREEN COMPANY<br />
I-PIASTIC<br />
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Fire Control Units<br />
Use New Agent<br />
P-1381<br />
The automatic firecontrol<br />
systems manufactured<br />
by Red<br />
Come t, Inc., now<br />
make use of a new<br />
fire-stopping agent.<br />
CM-7 lazeotropic<br />
chlormethanes The<br />
1 .<br />
new chemical, a product<br />
of Beall Research<br />
k Engineering Corp.,<br />
is<br />
said to be more effective<br />
than carbon tetrachloride which is<br />
commonly used in extinguishers. Not only<br />
does it effectively fight combustion but it<br />
inhibits the formation of toxic carbon<br />
monoxide or phosgene gases. CM-7 fights<br />
fire in three pha.scs. When it comes into<br />
contact with the fire's heat, it releases a<br />
•flash fog." At its boiling point of 152.5<br />
degrees P.. the bulk of the fluid is vaporized<br />
into a penetrating, fire extinguishing<br />
fog. The remainder vaporizes later to<br />
leave a residual fog over the once-burning<br />
area to prevent re-ignition. Both wall-type<br />
and manual Red Comet extinguishers are<br />
supplied with the new agent. Wall models<br />
are set off automatically by means of a<br />
heat-stimulated fuse in the base which<br />
eventually releases a grenade of CM-7.<br />
THE<br />
BEST!<br />
HILUX<br />
See your Theatre Supply Dealer<br />
or write us directly . . . NOW<br />
PROJECTION OPTICS CO.<br />
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK<br />
The MODERN THEATRE SECTlN<br />
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