Boxoffice (Oct-Dec 1940)

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n-t RECORD PLAYER — A ^ I new unit especially designed for use in motion picture theatres in conjunction with film sound reproducing equipment. It is ideal for providing music between shows or in making special announcements with the aid of recordings. Attractively finished, the new unit provides special compensation in the pick-up circuit so that the same characteristics are obtained from the average record as are obtained from the average film sound track. The record player’s volume control permits adjustment so that it may be maintained at the same output level as that of the soundhead. A A OIL BURNER — A new unit for small properties which comes in four sizes, all compact. It affords efficient heating with minimvun fuel consumption by the mixture of large quantities of air with small parts of oil. The scientific use of new metals in its construction assures long life. This product is manufactured by a company which specializes in year-round air conditioning and the new oil burner is its suggestion for winter-t i m e operation in situations where a small unit is sufficient. A A ALUMINUM STRAIGHT fcO LADDER — A new ladder, weighing only one pound per foot but strong enough for all ordinary uses, such as oiling and making general repairs to machinery, building maintenance sign painting and other outdoor activities. It is constructed entirely of aluminum alloy 61 S. T., having a tensile strength of 48,000 pounds per square inch. Its side rails and %-inch round rungs are sufficiently strong to support the heaviest workman in perfect safety. SAFETY LADDER SHOES — Designed for indoor use, new safety ladder shoes fit any size ladder rails and can be installed quickly by anyone. By merely slipping the shoe into a horizontal position, a tempered serrated steel plate prevents slipping wherever a spike grip is necessary. The new safety ladder shoes are furnished with treads of practically every material to meet almost any specifications, such as suberac cork composition, neoprene, etc. With proper safety shoes, the ladder cannot slip, creep or skid. AP UNIT HEATER — A modernly styled piece of equipment designed for heating small buildings. This ceilingmounted heater, built in 27 sizes, provides industrial buildings, theatres, stores and so forth with uniform temperatures and heating economy, as well as saving floor space. Steam-fired unit heaters are available in two general designs, each of which makes possible large savings over conventional heating systems. WATER COOLER— One of the new “packaged” developments in functional equipment. This attractively designed water cooler delivers continuous refreshment and is especially adaptable for theatre use. A compact refrigeration unit insures a constant. cool water supply. The modernly designed cabinet is finished in opalescent bronze, black vitreous material forms the fountain top and chrome fittings of the safety type complete its attractive appearance. MORE DETAILED INFORMATION on any or all items mentioned on this page may be secured by addressing a postal card to The MODERN THEATRE INFORMATION BUREAU, 332 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Specify the items in which you are interested by using the initial number at the beginning of each paragraph. NOTICE: This page will appear frequently in The MODERN THEATRE section and as often as there are new product developments to report. Watch for it. 70 The MODERN THEATRE SECTION