Boxoffice-October.01.1955

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The /ollouind coiicrnis liuvc rfceittlu
filed copies o) inlerestirig descriptive literature
u'ith the Modem Theatre Information
Bureau. Headers who wish copies may
obtain them promptly by using the Readers'
Bureau postcard in this issue of The Modern
Theatre.
L-1738 Drive-In Theatre Owners who
operate a swimming pool in conjunction
with their sliow situation will be interested
in II new brochure issued by American Playground
Device Co. Seven reasons for investing
in lifetime aluminum diving boards
are given. Among them are durability,
economy, beauty, scientific design, light
weight and approval by official diving associations.
Most important, probably, is the
safety angle, as the aircraft design eliminates
twisting at tip of the board. The full
18-inch board also has a special non-skid
tread.
drive-ln operators who used the heuti-i
to place their slluatloas on yeur-rouiid
basis In 1952.
L-1740 Electric dryers suitable for n
cess-mounting and wall-surface mountliu'
in restrooms of conventional and dnve-lii
theatres are pictured and described In u
brochure Issued by Electric Aire Engineering
Corp. The savings made possible by
use of the dryers are detailed, as are Important
contributions they make In helpliv
maintain cleaner restrooms at thealre.s.
WIN '500°°
L-I739 Profitable possibilities in converting
summer drive-in operations to yeararound
business with the use of in-car
heaters are detailed in a brochure issued
by Arvin Industries, Inc. The five-pound
heaters, equipped with 11-foot rubber cord
for use in front or rear of car, are plugged
into the same post that holds the speaker.
features of Arvin 's Model T90
heater are discussed, along w-ith profitable
experiences of two prominent mid-ea-st