Business screen magazine (1946)

bicture parade REVIEWS AND PREVIEWS OF NEW VISUALS \[ 2 PM Precisely |)nL of these da\s tennis will be as Important a film and TV spectacle jfi ihe world of sports viewing as !oil has become. Wilkinson Sword hinks so. The international razor il.idc manufacturer has entered into vhat it hopes will be a "long and ruitful collaboration" with the rVimbledon tennis tournament in Engand, with Rod Laver. who well may >e the greatest player of all time, nd with other tennis events now leveloping in the U.S. Soon to be seen throughout the ountry will he one of Wilkinson's nitial ventures into the world of tenlis. a film. At 2 PM Precisely which :aptures the great moments of the 971 Wimbledon event. Seen at New York premiere of "At 2 PM Precisely" are F. William Kreeck, VP & General Manager, Wilkinson Sword; Les Weiand, AE, Modern Talking Picture Service; and Rod Laver, international tennis star and Wilkinson spokesman. Rod Laver is now appearing at previews of the film for press audiences. His booklet. Tips on Tennis, will be presented to all non-theatrical audiences, as well as samples of Wilkinson's bonded razor. Next summer. Modern Talking Picture Service, which is distributing the film nationally, will circulate it to over 1800 resorts, where it will be screened as part of the regularly scheduled evening activities. Other key distribution outlets will be to tennis clubs, community groups, high schools, colleges and television stations. At 2 PM Precisely was produced by Trans World International, Multi-Media Package for Public Distribution Ihe first public distribution of a multi-media, three screen audio-visual program package is being undertaken for the feature. Of Lemminf;s and Kini;s. by Spindler & Sauppe, Inc. The program integrates seven minutes of 16mm color motion picture film, approximately .■^00 .Vimm color slides and a pre-programmed audio tap;; into a powerful 22-minute message on drug abuse aimed at teenage and young adult audiences. It was written, directed and produced by Wilson Brydon for Steelcase. Inc., of Grand Rapids. Michigan. As a public service. Spindler & Sauppe is making the program available through its nationwide dealers for $150. The production has received wide commendation from schools and public service organizalions. Problems of the Spanishspeaking Americans Voice of La Raza is an in-depth look at the problems which confront Mexican-Americans and Puerto Ricans in securing equal job opportunities with other Americans. It was produced for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission by William Greaves Productions, Inc. EEOC is the federal agency concerned with combatting job discrimination against minority croups and women. Anthony Quinn, who freely donated his services, is featured promincntl> in the production. The film grows out of conversations and question asked by Quinn in his travels across the country concerning the plight of Spanishspeaking Americans. Voice of La Ra:a was produced and directed by William Greaves, who also wrote the script in collaboration with Jose Garcia. CUTS EDITING TIME 50% FILMKRAFT EDITOR MODEL 16 O/M Runs up to 3 16mm magnetic tracks v^ith a picture — Also runs single-system optical and magstripe — Sync motor drive — Automatic clutch — Free wheeling — Portable — Self-contained — Builtin solid state mixer and amplifier. Prices start at: $1385 F.O.B. Los Angeles For further information contact: FILMKRAFT SERVICES Oept. W 6S50 Lexington Ave., Suite 217 Hollywood, California 90038 (213) 464-7746 Quality-Bilt Film Shipping Cases • Best quality domestic fibre • Heavy sfeel corners for added protection • Durable 1" web straps • Large address card holder with positive retainer spring • Sizes from 400' to 2000' OTHER "QUALITY-BUILT' ITEMS: Salon Print Shipping Cases • Sound Slidefilm Shipping Cases (for Transcriptions A Filmstrips) • Filmstrip Shipping Cases (hold up to 6 strips plus scripts). Write lor Catalog SCHUESSLER CASE CO. Div. at Ludwlg hdustriet 2020 W. St. Paul Ave. Chicago, III. 60647 (312) 227-0027 January/ February, 1972 31