Movie Makers (Jan-May 1928)

Protect Your Valuable Originals; Project Cine-Kodak Duplicates ALL your movies are interesting to you and to yours. They -**-are interesting, else you would not have made them. But some of your films are of more than passing interest; some, indeed, will become absolutely priceless, as the years go by. These valuable films should be preserved for posterity. It is quite possible to enjoy these films today, at the same time preserving them for future showing. Cine-Kodak Film and the reversal process make this a very simple matter. None but an expert can tell the difference between a CineKodak original and a Cine-Kodak Duplicate. Frequently, he is deceived. The marked lack of graininess peculiar to Cine-Kodak originals is just as apparent in Cine-Kodak Duplicates. The reversal process, by which Cine-Kodak Duplicates are made, eliminates this undesirable grain, and produces clear, sharp, sparkling screen images that retain all the quality apparent in the original. Between the original and the Duplicate, in this very essential quality, no difference whatever exists. In making Cine-Kodak Duplicates, it is not necessary to print from a negative. Expensive steps are done away with, and a very substantial saving results. No other method or material can compete with Cine-Kodak Film and the reversal process in the home movie field. They provide the most economical means known of securing both original and duplicate. Go through your movie library today. Select those films that are of unusual interest to you — films that will be of untold value to your children and your children's children. Have Cine-Kodak Duplicates made of them, at once, and store the originals for safe keeping through the years. Cine-Kodak Duplicates cost but $3. 50 for 50-foot lengths, and $5.00 for 100-foot lengths. Order through your dealer Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N. Y., The Kodak aty Thirty-eight