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: . : i about PEOPLE / and PRODUCT I Announce Eprad Acquisition Of Applications Group, Inc. Eprad, Inc.. has acquired Applications Group. Inc.. Toledo, a pioneer in the development and manufacture of plasma data and graphics terminals, Al Boudouris, president of Eprad, announced. Comment ing on the acquisition. Boudouris explained the mutual benefits to be realized. "Eprad's resources and personnel will be utilized to enlarge the product lines and services offered by AOI," he said, "and AGl's in-depth technology and personnel BOXOFFICE-MODERN THEATRE will contribute importantly in the development of Eprad products and systems for the theatre industry." Boudouris noted that the two companies had worked together closely prior to the acquisition, with Dr. William Petty. Eprad vice-president, being an officer of each. Continental Bondware Joins Corporate Group In a move of major corporate realignment. Continental Bondware became a member of Continental Group, Inc., formerly Continental Can Co., Inc. A division of Continental Diversified In- Send me more information about the products and articles checked on the reverse side of this Nome Theatre or Circuit Seating or Car Capacity Street Number coupon. Position.. City State Zip Code ^ Fold along this line with BOXOFFICE address out. Staple or tape closed. SEND US NEWS ABOUT YOUR THEATRE, YOUR IDEAS We'd like to know about them and so would your fellow exhibitors. If you've installed new equipment or made other improvements in your theatre, send us the details—with photos, if possible. Or if you have any tips on how to handle some phase of theatre operations, concessions sales, etc.—faster, easier or better-—let other showmen in on them. Send this material to: The Editor MODERN THEATRE Continental Bondware markets dis- dustries, posable cups, plates and food containers for institutional, fast-food and carry-out markets. Among the products offered are popcorn cups, tubs and Con-O-Sport beverage dispensing system. Also included are the trademarked lines of Bondware, China- Therm, Conocup and Heavyware. The Continental Group consists of Continental Can Co., Continental Forest Industries and Continental Diversified Industries. Len Perre Manager at for Named General Canrad-Hanovia en Perre, vice-president of marketim Canrad-Hanovia, Inc., has been ap pointed general man ager of the Newark based company's lam), division. He will con tinue in his executiv' capacity. A graduate of th Newark College o Engineering with dc grees in electrical er, -mm Len Perre marketing manager gineering and manage ment, Perre joine Canrad-Hanovia a Previously he had bee affiliated with the Agastat division. Ami race Corp.. Bulova Watch Co. and th Kearfott division. General Precision, Inc. Texas Theatre Owner Praises Osram Bulbs A theatre supply dealer received a left' recently from Arlie Crites, owner of tl Walnut Twin Theatre, Garland, Tex., r garding his Osram xenon XBO 1600 " OFR projection lamp. It was not a cor plaint; more a pat on the back, really, f the West German bulb manufacturer ai Macbeth Sales Corp., which markets The bulb, guaranteed for at least 2,01' hours, had been burning five times as Ion In operation since May, 1972, at t 1 Walnut Twin, the bulb had run up 10,006 hours before it was replaced, Crites sa. not because it had burned out, but rath, because it had dimmed slightly, "perha'; some 20 per cent." He explained that t had been used at 60 amperes without vaancc, possibly explaining the extended lit. He also noted that since the bulb still s . J use" \lsiP Epfctu =:=» :.; |Wiiti»t f (II fci* a » Ik ;.-&;'.' "--::: tmi (lit .. , !: ::-:'> !.::: 99 Si' I AftH i»i n Uktmm B to M* :': GtjlK to! ill 11 \i HI 1 M . ; ".";"• !::: h~ Ming ItSMg Ml :.-. •':: SO Sa ':'::. -I J^ Fold along this line with BOXOFFICE address out. Staple or tape closed. in good condition," it will be retained lr use as a spare. Crites added that the same model lap for the second auditorium to date has - corded 9,636 hours of performance. BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE First Class Permit No. 874 - Section 34.9 PL&R - Kansas City, Mo. BOXOFFICE-MODERN THEATRE THIS SIDE OUT 825 Van Brunt Blvd. KANSAS CITY, MO. 64124 SMPTE Catalog Read] "*:: The 1977 catalog of test materials for e motion picture and television industriesis now available from the Society of Motn Picture and Television Engineers. Items featured in the free booklet indue films and slides to check film projector jrformance and films for verifying mcie sound reproducing equipment. The MODERN THEATRE SECT) I III
soxorriCE bookincuide An interpretive analysis of lay and tradopross to views. Running time ie in paronthesea. The plus and minus signs indicate degree ol merit. Listings cover current reviews regularly. Symbol O do no ton BOXOFFICE Bluo Ribbon Award; All films aio in color except those indicated by (b&w) for black & white Motion Picture Ass'n (MPAA) ratings: (Gj — Gonoral Audiences; PG— All agon admitted (parental guidance suggested); [R]—Restricted, with persons under 17 not admitted unlets accompanied by parent or adult guardian; X— Persons undor 17 not admitted. National Catholic Office for Motion Picture-. (NCOMP) ratings; Al— Unobjectionable tor Genoral Patronage; A2— Unobjectionable for Adults or Adolescents} A3—Unobjectionable lor Adults; A4—Morally Unobjectionable for Adulta, with Reservations B Objectionable in Part for All; C—Condomnod. Broadcasting and Film Commission. National Council ol Churches (BFC). For listings by company, see FEATURE CHART. /aEVIEW DIGEST AND ALPHABETICAL INDEX Very Good; I Good; - Fair; - Poor; — Very Poor In the summary H is rated 2 pluses, as 2 minuses. I IS
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