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,ilh adapted to full automation, Rafnson
tinted out. Among the many features ol
g new unit -Hi.' illuminated, non-warping
id non-corrosive 52-in. film decks. Each
|u instant-response payout mechanisms
uli exclusive film guards to prevent double
u r\ i>l film.
Heavy-duty Bodine motors are used to
jve the individual decks, allowing simulneous
makeup and takedown. I lie Xedek
insole also features controls for each deck.
eluding instant-response tension controls.
Bed circuit! - ) and automatic fail-safe shuttwn
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p to 4': hours of programing can
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handled on the console.
Hie Xedek makeup table features seprate
speed controls, illuminated deck conob,
heavy-duty Bodine drive motor and
choice of 5/16-in. or ':-in. reel shafts.
has a 6,000-ft. film capacity.
sJAC Brass to Meet
flay 22 in Chicago
Officers and directors of the National
iss'n of Concessionaires will hold their
lid-year board meeting May 22 at the
loliday Inn Mart Plaza. Chicago, accordlg
to Paul Mezzy, NAC president. The
ate coincides with the National Restaurant
how. slated May 21-25 at McCormick
'lace.
The board's agenda will include industry
ilisiness as well as committee reports. Of
•articular importance will be discussions
overing the 1977 NATO/ NAC/ TEA conention
and tradeshow October 26-28 in
liami. membership expansion and future
ard meeting.
SMPTE Confab
Set for Oct. 16-21
The Society of Motion Picture and Television
Engineers will hold its 119th techni-
:al conference and equipment exhibit
X-tober 16-21 at the Century Plaza Hotel,
.OS Angeles, according to conference viceiresident
Harry Teitelbaum, Hollywood
r ilm Co.
The exhibit, considered to be one of the
• ear's most important shows of professional
ilmmaking and television equipment, begins
October 17 and is expected to offer
JTiorc than 175 booths. An estimated 5.000
Clonals are expected to attend.
Named to conference planning positions
Acre Warren Strang, Hollywood Film Co.,
local arrangements chairman; and Robert
Buckley. Technicolor, Inc.. program chairman,
to be assisted by Charles E. Anderson.
Ampex Corp.. television, and John Lakotas,
Eastman Kodak Co.. film.
William J. Trambukis has been elected
vice-president of Loews Theatres. New
York.
The KNEISLEY Lamphouse to
Remember when Equipping Your Theatre,
—write for tree details—
XENEX
• It's moderately priced, ruggedly constructed
Clean styling. Complete rear instrument panel
Access to interior through full hinged doors
Adjustable nose cone. Heavy duty igniter.
• Horizontal lamp and 14 inch dichroic coated,
glass reflector provide greater light pickup and
excellent screen coverage. Focusing ond beam
controls provided.
• Accommodates 1000 through 4000 watt Xenon
Lamps for indoor and outdoor screens up to
125 feet wide.
• Magnetic arc stabilization properly positions
arc tail flame around anode, increasing lamp
life.
• Blower cooled. Manual ignition and manual
douser are standard. Automatic ignition optional.
THE KNEISLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY, P.O. BOX 4692, TOLEDO, OHIO 43620
KNEISLEY
has,
at prices you can afford:
• The "XENEX" LAMPHOUSE. Accommodates 1,000 through 4000
Watt HORIZONTAL Xenon Lamps. Well constructed, heat insulated
housing
Complete rear instrument panel, lamp focusing control
Adjustable nose cone. Interlocked circuit precludes operation
when doors are open. Automatic ignition available. MODERATELY
PRICED!
• NOW AVAILABLE: XENON CONVERSIONS, with magnetic arc
stabilization, for Ashcraft Lamphouses, nine Models of Strong Angular
Trim Lamphouses, Strong 1 K.W., Strong Mogul. Peerless
Magnarc, Brenkert Enarc. All, except Strong 1 K.W., utilize
14" dichroic coated glass reflector. Strong 1 K.W. Conversion has
11-3/8" silvered reflector. Special leads permit bulb rotation increasing
life. Available in 1000 through 4000 watts, depending upon
lamphouse.
• MODERNIZE AND ECONOMIZE! Obtain greater screen illumination
122,600 lumens with a 2000 watt lampi and better screen coverage,
with Xenon, at lower operating costs, Xenon versus carbon
arc. No obligation.
THE KNEISLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY, P.O. BOX 4692, TOLEDO, OHIO 43620
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