Broadcasting Telecasting (Oct-Dec 1956)

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Three-and-one-half-million-dollar granary explosion and fire. Philadelphia. Pa— Photo courtesy of PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WFIL-TV films "hot" news with Du Pont 931 -and it's on the air in minutes An explosion shook Philadelphia's Market Street at 8:03 P.M., March 28, 1956, and WFIL-TV cameramen were on the scene moments later— their cameras loaded with Type 931 Motion Picture Film. Well-known WFIL-TV News Director Gunner Back says: "Our photographers fed film back to the station for our 11 P. M. 'RCAVictor News Reel' just as fast as it was shot. Although it was still coming out of the processing machine 10 minutes before air time, we were sure of the good DU PONT MOTIO pictures we would get." Du Pont High Speed Rapid Reversal Film, Type 931, is a favorite of WFIL Photographer Harry W. Krause, who reports: "Du Pont 931 has what it takes for TV work— it's a rugged film with high speed, wide latitude, good contrast and never blocks up an optical sound track." FOR MORE INFORMATION about Du Pont Motion Picture Films, ask your nearest Du Pont Sales Office or write the Du Pont Company, Photo Products Department. Wilmington 98. Del. In Canada: Du Pont Company of Canada Limited, Toronto. N PICTURE FILM SALES OFFICES Atlanta 8, Ga 805 Peachtree Building Boston 10, Mass 140 Federal Street Chicago 30, III 4560 Touhy Avenue, Lincolnwood Cleveland 16, Ohio 20950 Center Ridge Road Dallas 7, Texas 1628 Oak Lawn Avenue Los Angeles 38, Calif 7051 Santa Monica Blvd. New York 11, N. Y 248 West 18th Street Wynnewood, Pa 308 East Lancaster Avenue Export Nemours Bldg., Wilmington 98, Delaware <5DPU> 'E» U i PUT Of" BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING . . .THROUGH CH SMI STRY Du Pont Technical Representative Dudley Field (center) examines some "hot" processed 931 footage with WFIL Photo Department. Broadcasting • Telecasting View of disastrous fire can be seen on monitor. Contrast range of Du Pont Type 931 film is just right for TV. News Director Gunner Back says: "The quality of our news film on Type 931 Motion Picture Film has been consistently high." October 15, 1956 • Page 227