Boxoffice-November.19.1955

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The filBIt^- ntCWW CENTURY
projector mechanism is
big news for exhibitors
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Better than ever before (and that's going
some) this new projector reflects more than
30 years of leadership in the development
and production of cinematic equipment. It
again demonstrates CENTURY'S intent to
utilize the latest in scientific advances for
the benefit of the exhib/for.
NEW non-conde/ising wafer-cooled aperture easily
changeable for all of the new screen dimensions.
It increases screen illumination and reduces film
distortion.
NEW light shields designed to accommodate latest
high-intensity arc lamps.
NEW lens mount with adopters for all standard
lenses, large and small. The mount incorporates an
easy-focusing device for high speed lenses.
NEW enlarged observation door affording clear
view of film.
NEW main drive shaft eliminates pinion and stud
unit at soundhead coupling. Provides a more positive
trouble-free drive.
Be sure fo see CENTURY'S r)ew heavy duty film magazine.
Much more convenient to use, for fhey are equipped with
side viewing windows and much larger hinges to provide
better door support.
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Make no mistake, see CENTURY before you buy.
Century Projector Corporation, new york 19, n. y.
SOLD BY
Alon Boyd Theatre Equipment Co. Joe Hornstein, Incorporated
f. 0. Box 362 Shreveport, Louisiana 273 Flagler St.
# II Tl . *• t ^ Miami, Florida
Mandard Theatre Supply Co.
215 E. Woshington St.
Greensboro, North Carolina
219 South Church St.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Queen Feature Service^
19)2' 2 Morris Ave.
Birmingham 3, Alobama
Inc.
Capital City Supply Co.
161 Walton Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Tri-State Theatre Supply
318 South Second St.
Memphis 3, Tennessee
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