Business screen magazine (1946)

Read abuuc our fight in Sixteen Dirr can ruin a film. And our busini-ss is printin.i; and priiccssin.i; 8mm. Suptr 8mm and l6mm lor motion piccurt release prints. That's why wc'vt put a hi.thly sophisticated air-control system in our prmtin.c and processini; rooms, cartridge loadin.i; room, and ever>' room where your film is exposed to air. In this laminar-flow system, air comes from thousands of tiny holes against film pollution and Eight. in the ceiling. It forces dirt and dust particles down to the floor level and out the exhaust exits. That's why we've recently installed a unique pre-coat water filtration system m our processioi; department. Unique because this system filters water to one-millionth of a meter. Result: Incredibly pure water. Dirt. We won't let it pollute your films. CINE MAGNETICS EILM LABORATORY V DIMSK )\ ( )l I IM \lA(.\i IK s IN( \. ,^ ^i.rk K.-o-ivinKt .-nli'i IIIS t Jilh SI l.>l.'i h8.' ."flO Circle 105 on reader service card put your story across with LA BELLE Sit The SENTINEL for point-of-sale and display Simply place In the best spot — plug in — and the synchronized sight/sound program is ready to sell or demonstrate for you. Operates on command or continuous repeat. Demands audience attention A full-time, intelligent salesman requiring less than 2 square feet. Large iV*" t 12" screen for individual or small group sfiowings. The courier"* for face-to-face selling No plugs, no cords, no outlets, no setting up of speakers/screens. Your sight/sound filmstrip program is at your fingertips — instantly and positively — anywhere you need it. Attache' size, it weighs only 15 pounds — the onlyA/V unit with the executive look. Gets in and gets showing in those important first 10 seconds. Pronrami InterchanKeiible with snap-In convenience LA BELLE lndust:ries 502 S. Worthington St., Oconomov^oc, Wi. 53066 P H O INJ E 414/BB7-SB27 0RI6INU kUNUFUIUIIEIIS OF STNCHHONIZtO SLIOC/SOUNO (QUiriMNT FOR TMININC SdlINC PROMOTION PUIIIC RtUTIONS *N0 MOOUCTION tUIOANM 108 the audiovisual calendar ! FEBRUARY 25th Annual Calvin Workshop, February 1-3. Calvm Communications, Kansas City, Mo. MARCH Association for Educational Communications & Technology (formerly DAVI). national convention and extiibit, March 21-26. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Ontario Film Showcase, sponsored by Ontario Film Association, March 31Aprll 4, Geneva Park, Ontario. APRIL Photo Expo 71, sponsored by National Association of Pliotographic Manufacturers. April 17-25. McCormIck Place, Chicago. International Videocassette and Videorecord Program and Equipment Market (VIDCA), April 17-22, Palais des Festivals et des Congres, Canes, France. 109th SMPTE Technical Meeting and Exhibition, April 25-30. Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles. U.S. industrial Film Festival, April 29. Palmer House Hotel, Ctiicago. MAY American Film Festival, sponsored b/ Educational Film Librarians Assn., May 11-15, New York Hilton Hotel. JUNE Atlanta International Film Festival, June 18-26, Regency Hyatt Hotel. Atlanta, Ga. JULY National Audio-Visual Association annual convention, July 17-20, Convention Center, Cincinnati. Ohio. AUGUST AMA Education & Training Equipment Exposition & Conference, sponsored by American Management Association, August 3-5. Hilton Hotel. New York City. University Film lual conference, sity of Wisconsin Association, 25th an August 15-21, Univer Madison. BUSINESS SCREE :