Amateur Cine World (November 1936)

AMPRO reso Projectors Model J. 500 watt-110y. lamp. Forward and reverse, still picture. Air-cooled Complete in carrying case. Price £39 10 6 Model K. 750 watt-110v. lamp. Finned lamp-housing, standard specification incorporating double action patent Ampro split-phase shutter. Complete with carrying case. Price (44 10 90 Model KS. 750 watt-110v. lamp. Finned lamp-housing, large aperture projection lens. Complete in carrying case. Price £47 0 9 De luxe model KD. 750 watt-110v. lamp, regular Ampro specification plus built-in pilot-light. 2im. super £/1.65 projection lens. Complete with carrying case. Price £50 0 9 AMPROSOUND EQUIPMENTS NEW MODELS Model M. 500 watt-110v. lamp. 1,600ft. arms, 4 stage amplifier 8 watts output. A.C.—-D.C. current 100-125y. 10 in. diameter speaker. Complete outfit in two carrying cases. Total weight 53 Ibs. Price £116 Model N. 750 watt-110v. lamp, pilot light, 1,600ft. reels A-plus 7 valve amplifier, 12in. diameter speaker. For use on A.C. or D.C. current 100-1235v, Complete in two cases, total weight 57 Ibs. Price £125 * Bristolite’’ Transformers for A.C. mains 200-250y, Price £6 10 6 @ AMPRO PRECISION BUILT PROJECTORS NOW OBTAINABLE FROM ALL HIGH-CLASS DEALERS. SOLE TRADE DISTRIBUTORS THROUGHOUT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND Write for Catalogue AMPRO SALES DEPT., (M. W. DUNSCOMBE, Ltd.) 5, St. Augustine’s Parade, BRISTOL I | } | What the } | than October 29th. r Ace Movies | Hon. Sec.: E. G. Notley, 2, Highfields, | Albion Road, Bexleyheath, Kent. Marionetti, _stoty, scenario, settings, costumes and | direction by Maurice Fowler, at present in | production, depicts the fate of a puppet _ master who becomes too fond of his leading | lady puppet ; 200 ft. have been shot since June. | Next production will probably be written and | directed by Cyril Endersby and Clifford West, | the young writer-directors responsible for the prize winning films, Delirium and Driftwood. | ally entitled Seven O'Clock. Studio: 90, High Street Mews, Wimbledon, ~§.W.1g. Club evenings, Thursday, 8.30. _ Visitors welcome. Aylesbury A.C.C. | Hon. Sec.: W. G. Walters, Halton House, 27, Granville Street, Aylesbury. This club is being entirely re-organised, and anyone desirous of becoming a member should write to the above address. A meeting will shortly be called to discuss the winter pro' gramme, when the club's current films will be shown. : Balham A.C.S. Hon. Sec.: A. F. Durell, 52, Melrose _ Avenue, Mitcham. Progress is being maintained with filming, though not so rapidly as the society would like, and the club room has /now been completely redecorated. The | reseat¢h unit are laying plans for titles and a trailer for the 16 mm. production. It is $ technical side. Beckenham CS. | Hon. Sec. : J. W. Mantle, 56, Croydon Road, 16 sil PRECISION |@ ABSOLUTELY FLICKERLESS Price....Type B... N. MARSHALL 392 *Phone The latest ‘ Enderwest ’’ opus is provision SOCIETIES Beckenham. A competition for members’ own films was recently held and proved a great success, the dark room, titling rack, studio, and theatre being continually occupied by members making up the best they could. The society is now short of specialists, the chief make-up man having joined London Film Productions, while the still man has left the district. It is hoped that some of the new members will be able to take on these jobs. Tt will be remembered that at the beginning of the season, arrangements were made for novices to do all the work of the society under the eye of the “‘ old hands ’’; this has proved so successful that it will be continued, so should anyone in the district wish to try their hand at production work, even if they have no camera, they will have an opportunity of doing so by joining the society. Meeting nights are Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesday is always a projection evening, while arrangements have been made to visit other societies in the London district. Blackheath F.C. Hon. Sec.: Mrs. B. Vale, 72, Hervey Road, Blackheath, $.E.23. The club's gala week was held from Oct. sth to roth. The year’s productions, Release and School for Heroes were shown, together with a gazette and other recent films by members. Nearly every acting member of the club appears in one or other of these pictures. Brondesbury C.S. Chairman: B. Ludin, 134, Notting Hill Gate, Wirt. ‘Tickets for the show at the Conway Hall on Oct. 17th are selling well, but there are still some unsold, and if any amateur feels he would like to support a good cause, he (or she) should apply to address above for tickets. The entire proceeds without any deductions, will be used to provide cine apparatus for use in the wards of Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton. At a meeting on Sept. 22nd, it was decided that the meeting night be changed from Tuesdays to Wednesdays; Fridays remain unchanged. It was also agreed that the subscription of £2 2s. od. per annum hitherto charged should be abolished ; and in its place there should be an association fee of 10/6 in the case of men and 5/for ladies, payable as MM. “SS > EQUIPMENT ~ Among the numerous reasons why you. should make the NM 16mm. sound equipment your first choice are the following :— PICTURE, SOUND OR SILENT _@ WIDE RANGE REPRODUCTION. e@ COMPLETE PORTABILITY @ SIMPLICITY OF OPERATION. @ 1,600 ft. SPOOL-ARMS £125 ee Type C. SUPER EQUIPMENT 12-15 WATTS....£175 LLL ON LEED. LLL LELAND AAA, MOORGATE STREET, NOTTINGHAM Poceudd