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Present at the installation of the new Strong Futura projection arc lamps in late August at the Jesse James Drive-In Theatre, Toledo, one of the 23 theatres of the Armstrong Circuit, were (left to right), William White, field representative of the Strong Electric Corp.; Clifford Callender, sales manager of the motion picture division of Strong; Arthur J. Hatch, president of the Strong Electric Corp., and Jack Armstrong, head of the Armstrong Circuit and president of National Allied.
Cover Story:
Strong Electrics "Futura" Projection Lamp Shown to Exhibitors at National Show
The new Futura projection arc lamp, unveiled in September, will be the feature of an exhibit by Strong Electric Corporation at the TOA TESMA TEDA NAC trade show Oct. 28 31, Americana Hotel, New York City.
The Futura fills the 35 and 70mm needs of all indoor theatres with screens up to 65 ft. and drive-ins with screens up to 120 ft. The optical system of this powerful direct current angle trim high intensity arc has been designed to match the requirements of all 35mm and 70mm projectors. An exclusive with Strong is the simplicity of change from one film width to the other, the turning of a single knob. A calibrated scale with reference pointer permits precise reset of burner focus once the 35 and 70mm positions are established.
The Futura comes in three ratings: Futura I for economy of operation with 11mm carbon trim burning at 75 to 105 amperes; and the Futura II with automatic crater positioner for 13.6mm trim burning at 120 to 160 amperes or for 11mm carbon trim burning at 100 to 125 amperes.
Efficient utilization of the standard
economical 20-inch length carbon permits projection of an extra reel of film per length of carbon.
An 18-inch diameter first surface Tuf-Cold reflector, developed by Strong and bearing a two-year sliding scale guarantee is provided for use with lamps burning at 95 amperes and above. The resulting low aperture temperature assures perfect projection without the film damage and buckling which results in in-and-out
The Futura:
Strong Electric Company's new Futura projection arc lamp is available in three ratings for varied carbon trims and amperages.
L6
International Projectionist
October. 1963