Business screen magazine (1940)
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PROJECTION SERVICE
Local and regional facilities for the showing of commercial film programs
California and Pacific Coast —
ALLIED FILM EXHIBITORS, Inc.
1963 So. Vermont Avenue. Los Angeles, Cal.
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FirBI.IC BEIiATIONS FII>MS.
56 exchanges eerring 250 commanltles In the
Western Trading Area.
Regional officet 8AK FBAHCISCO • FOBTI.AKD • Si:ATTI.E
Missouri, Central Illinois, Etc. —
. . ^ CtWe^UUfC *« ST. LOUIS
and the States of Missouri. Illinois, and Arkansas
^ RAY SWANK
420 N. SKINKER BLVD., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTOR
Also Equipment Rental and Complete 16 mm. Library
Missouri, Kansas, Etc. —
KANSAS CITY SOUND SERVICE CO.
1818 WYANDOTTE • KANSAS CITY. MO.
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TFRRITdRY fK*NSAS and WESTERN HALF MISiLnnilUIII '|_SOURI and ADJOINING TERRITORY
NOW HANDLING COMMERCIAL FILMS for several Nafiofial Manufacturerj. Personal contact with over 100 roadshow operators enables us to give personal supervision. Our mailing lists over 2,000 Schools and Colleges. Twelve years' experience 3S Motion Picture Distributors.
New York, INew Jersey, Connecticut —
16MM & 35MM ';:s^^tii^r^,
school, church showings, supply equipment and operators. Full responsibility, one-time or long runs in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Continuous projection and sound-slide film service. Have largest local list of theatrical outlets for top quality industrial films.
KING COLE'S SOUND SERVICE, Inc.
203 E. 26th ST., NEW YORK CITY LEx. 2-4781
Ohio, Midwestern States —
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est Rural Residents See Ou >w YOUR INDUSTRIAL F
Middle West Rural Residents See Our Programs
Wo can show YOUR INDUSTRIAL FILM to this
RATES ON APPLICATION TWYMAN FILMS. Inc.
Central Avenue Dayton Ohio
SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY
For Information concerning listings in this geographical index, address Business Screen, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago. Rates for service sent on request to responsible projection operators.
FILM INDEX
Brief notes on current films now in use for commercial end educational purposes, including those recently announced.
Aircraft Production
Tide: "Curtiss-Vi right Answer-s the Call for Quantity." Subject: How this producer's production schedule is being "stepped up" for defense. Sponsor: Curtiss-^^'right. Inc. Comment: A sound motion picture available to miscellaneous business men's groups. Baking (Sales Education) Title: "Retail Selling." Subject: How to sell bakery goods. Sponsor: Standard Brands. Inc.. makers of Fleischman's yeast. Comment: A .sound motion picture featuring the sponsor's bakery merchandising consultant. Alice Bowling: shown to groups of bakers and salespeople. Banking
Title: "The Story of a Check." Subject: The journey a check takes from the time it is drawn until it is paid by the bank and returned to the depositor. Comment: A motion picture offered for showings to groups of bank employees.
Bottling Industry
Title: "Bringing Them Back to Buy." Subject: The returnable beverage bottle as an important business-getter for the grocery trade. Sponsor: The Owens-Illinois Glass Company. Comment: Dramatizes the results of two recent surveys on the returnable beverage bottle, as made by the Home Makers Guild of America. A talking picture.
Food Industry
Title: "Coffee, the Pride of Columbia." Subject: Growing and processing of coffee — from seed to packaging. Sponsor: Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. Comment: Motion pictures in technicolor for general consumer audiences and school uses. Furniture Industry
Title: "American \^alnut." Subject: Historical background, present manufacturing use of walnut woods. Sponsor: American Walnut Manufacturer's Association. Comment: A new color and sound motion picture available for free showing by interested groups.
Garment Making
Subject: Operation and use of an automatic spreading machine produced by the sponsor. Sponsor: Cutting Room Appliances Corporation. Comment: A 16mm. motion picture available to interested manufacturers and garment-makers' convention groups. Machine is shown in operation in garment factories of various types, handling materials ranging from 36-inch cottons to 60-inch woolens and 600-pound canvas. Glass Making
Title: "Blow Pipes." Subject: Outlines glass manufacturing processes. Sponsor: Libbey Glass Company of Toledo. Ohio. Comment: A technicolor motion picture being shown as an educational feature before convention and club groups.
industrial Products
Title: "Keep 'Em Rolling." Subject: The manufacture of bearings. Sponsor: Timken Roller Bearing Company. Comment: A motion picture being shown to Timken distributor groups. Insurance
Title: "A Plan for Americans." Subject: Welfare. Sponsor: The Welfare Division of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
Oil and Gasoline
Subject: Endurance tests for motor oils. Sponsor: Continental Oil Company. Comment: Outof door showings at major oil stations selling sponsor's products. A motion picture relating story of recent road tests given Conoco's Nth motor oil under supervision of Professor H. M. Jackson of Purdue University.
Poultry Production
Title: "Give Eggs a Break," and "Your Chicken Dinner." Subject: The 'how' of egg and poultry production on New England farms, plus a presentation of a variety of ways of preparing both for the table. Sponsor: The Maine Fresh Egg Institute. Comment: Paired motion pictures in color being shown to farmer groups.
PEP UP YOUR MOVIE SHOWS
pMwith POST 16mm Sound Films!^^
Many new features and shorts. Popular Hollywood stars. Wide variety of subject matter. Illustrated 1942 Catalog sent on request. Write todayl
POST PICTURES CORP.
723 Seventh Ave., Dept. 11, New York City
16MM KODACHROME TECHNIQUE
OPTICAL . CH EM ICAL FADES
LAP DISSOLVES ART TITLES
EDITING qnd ANIMATION
SLIDES FOR MEETING PRESENTATIONS
JOHN HANS, Inc., 6 E. 39th ST. NEW YORK CITY
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