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«34 THE MOVING- PICTURE -WORLD. Chine Film Exchange 727 S. Main St., 2*©o i^sagele©, CaE. Everything in the Moving Picture line F© U The Very Latest W*\ © f|ji] From all Over tbeVVorld |H| EiLEilii BestofSsrrtca QafckDeUvery 11 M Song Slides and all supplies for the lantern All Makes of Moving Picture Machines ■- r - ' / -.■ ■ v .- ■■■- .- -■ :v -- J - M FILMS! FILMS! FILMS! The Lowest prices for Service That Suits Special to parties purchasing machines from us EVERYTHING IN THE MOVING PICTURE LINE New York Film Esch&s&g© WILL C. SMITH, Mgr. 7 EAST 14th STREET - NEW YORK Commissioner is preparing an ordinance for the regulation of nickelodeons and motion picture shows, and Mr. Talbot gave the demonstration, to exemplify what a first-class nickelodeon can do in the way of guarding the public. Several thousand feet of film were burned in the interior of the machine box of the thea- ter, and slight damage was done to the metal-lined room. The openings in the box were'all safeguarded with metal-lined covers that lock when dropped; they effectually prevented the escape of flame into the theater and only a small percentage of smoke escaped through them. Building Commissioner Smith expressed himself as well pleased with many of the modern devices em- ployed in the Lyceum, and intimated' that he would name them in the specifications which will be drafted in the new ordinance. A conference between Chief Swingley, Mr. Henley and Mr. Smith will be held at the City Hall and a form of ordinance will be drawn up and submitted to City Counselor Bates for approval. The Building Commissioner intends to have the ordinance intro- duced in the Municipal Assembly. * * * ■ NEW MOVING PICTURE THEATERS. A new moving picture theater has been opened at 9 First street, Troy. It is one of the best fitted picture theaters in this city. The Majestic, under the management of King & Schwartz, opened last week in Burlington, N. J. This makes four now in lively operation in this city and more are under way. [Don't overdo it] * * * The Bijou, under the management of Otto Hass, with illus- trated songs and moving pictures, has been opened on Superior street, Oconto, Wis. * * * . . The Jewel, a handsome little theater, opened on. November 14 in Fremont, Ohio, and is doing good business. try Vaudeville with your pictures. They are soling without vaudeville—that is what all the managers say. We are booking vaude- ville acts for over 100 pictuae shows. Get a single act tor $35 or double act for $63 per week, that will change on Thursday and give from four to six performances daily. No fee. SQUTE2ERRI VAUDEVILLE AGENCY, Padncob.Ky. '■■■IV-,- ■....^■V J .V- t U^TT That is the way we do business. We do not want your money if we cannot satisfy you. Our subjects are all up-to- date and head-liners. A trial will convince you. Our ser- vice guarantees success. 'Write for prices, stating how many changes you make. We own no Nickelodeums and, there- fore, can give you first use of new film. EMPIRE FILM COMPANY 106-108 Fultoa Street New York City ^-XJ. Cinematographer Wanted ! A first-class man man who can do Al work with camera In studio -or field, developing and printing. Good proposition to right party. Apply In confidence to ALFRED H. SAUNDERS, - StapSeton, S. I. N. V N. B—Only high-class men need apply