Business screen magazine (1946)

l.hllN \KI> K. ^ ODKU joins Jam Handy Organization Two from U.S. Navy Center Join Jam Handy Detroit Unit ♦ Iwo new appuiiitir. In tin trainiiig devices staff of TiiK J.\M Handy Orcwization are Wii-FRKd K. RutI KDr.K and Lkonakd K. ^ Oder. Bolli are from the Special De\i<es Center, I .S. Navy, at Port Washington. New York. Rutledge was director of utilization, maintenance and production planning. Y oder for four years was administrative diriM'lor there. Rutledge. friiin Louisiana Stale College, Kent. Illinois and Uhio state universities, was a lieutenant commander in World War II. Yoder, a graduate of llaverford College, held the rank of commander. Parkes Resigns Apex Post ♦ iliii,((i\inK I'vKKKs. executive vice president of the .Apex Film Corporation, resigned from that post on March 1st. For the past year he headed the Fastern Oflice of Kytex. Prior to that time he was vice president in charge of public relations of the .National Association of .Manufacturers. Parkes will announce his future plans soon. Levy Heads Bay State's TV Production and Sales Units ♦ Milton L. Levy, television film writer and producer, who has been named vice president in charge of television and a director of Bay State Fil.m Prodi ltions. Inc., of Boston. Mass.. is supervising sales and sales promotion of the department as well as the creative pha.ses. Owens All-Scope Vice President ♦ I he ilirnl'v viewpoint is brought directly into the staff of Ai.l-Si.opk Pl( TIRES, Inl., with the appointment of C. 1). OwKNs as vice president after his se\enteen years with the California Prune and .Apricot Crowers Assoeiatir)n. the last dei . ade as sales promotion manager. I nder Owens" direction the company is launching a program of in. Icgrating all possible u>*c* of ju < lients" films. ON THE PRODUCTION LINE m;\\s iw cbkmim; \M) tkchmcal .sti did plbsowkl Granducci Starling Sixth Year With Bigger Staff, More Space * Increased ollice space anil tin :iildilioii of two more wrilcrs and another story board artist inauguratcil llic sixth Near of operation of S(RII'I'S By OKVKSTK CltANDUliCI. writing organi/.alion in Washington, D.C. The growing recognition of liic value of this service of creati\c originalil\ and staff operation dcpcndabililv in the interest of producers and sponsors is reflected by the fact that the organization has planned and written more than 215 hims. for sixteen producers and nine sponsors, each a large user of industrial productions. The figures also emphasize the high percentage of repeat business. Films jiroduccd from (iranducci scripts show a nicril record of at least one national or inlernaliorial award in each of the five years of I lie lompany's operation. Salzburg Announces Formation of Cornell Film Productions, Inc. ♦ Cornell Film Productions, Inc.. has been organized at 1501 Broadway in New Y Urk to make business films. Headed \<\ MlI.TON J. Salzhlrc, recent producer of I'allern For Survival, Cornell is now at work on a new film concerned with defense of industrial jilants. Tarpel. USA. Herman Boxer, recentiv writerdirector of films for .Santa Fe Bailroad. American Steel Foundries and the Budd Company, is in charge of production. CONVENIENT EVERYWHERE • NEW YORK, N. Y. P«ertesi Film Proc. Corp De Luxe Laboroloriet Pothe Loborotoriei Movielab Film Labs. Fordel Film Labs. Cineque Colorfilm Lobi. FT. LEE, N. J. Consolidated Film Indi. WASHINGTON, D. C. Byron, Inc. CHICAGO, ILL. Chicago Film Lob, Crescent Film Labs. Ideal Picture Corp. Wilding Picture Prods. OAK PARK, ILL. Atlas Film Corp. DETROIT, MICH. Jam Hondy Organization ST. PAUL, MINN. Reid H, Roy Film Inds. KANSAS CITY, MO. The Calvin Company CLEVELAND, O. Motion Picture Prods, DAYTON, O. Wright-Patterson A. F. B, ATLANTA, GA. The Distributor's Group DALLAS, TEXAS Southwest Soundfilms fOK riLM CONSenVATION Pe. EERLESS FILM TREATMENT Always needed. Vital now HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. Peerless Film Proc. Corp. Acme Film Labi. Columbio Picturei lab. Consolidated Film Indi. Pothe laborotoriet Telefilm, Inc. BURBANK, CALIF. Cinecolor Corporation SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. W, E. Hockey PORTLAND, ORE. Sowyef's, Inc. TORONTO, CANADA Peerleis Laboratories LONDON, ENGLAND Peerless Film Proceuing Ltd BRUSSELS, BELGIUM Laborcine BERNE, SWITZERLAND Sch.ari Filmlechnik ROME, ITALY Continentolcine SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Moywofd C Pofish PEERLESS —treated prints are: moisiure-stabiUzed— not 'green" or brittle toughened— to resist scratches and wear /ubricotec/— to ease projection PEERLESS — treated prints start ofF right and keep their good condition longer. fi Write for frtt literaturt EERLESS FILM PROCESSING CORPORATION 16S WEST 46TH STREET. NEW YORK 19, N Y 959 SEWARO STREET, HOllYWOOO 38, CAIIF W ILI 111 IP K. Itl TLKDGK !\avy expert to Jam Handy 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SAFEGUARDING FILM ♦ Canada's growing business and factual film industry was reflected in these news events of the past iiiorith : New Sovereign Film Studios Launching Television Program ♦ \\ illi acijuisilion of the former Queeiisway Stu<lios near Toronto, the Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd.. headed by Paul Nathanson. is undertaking an ambitious program of television production in Canada, as well as its other tvpes of films. The new division, Sovf.reic.v fiL.M Stldios. has as general manager Frank O'Byrne, formerly with Associated Screen News and Queensway Studios. .Sovereign Film Studios, which recently completed films for Imperial Oil, Ltd., Christie. Brown and Company, and the World Council of Churches, is equipped to produce and print 16mm color films and to prepare TV productions, both live and film. .Sovereign Film Distributors releases 16nmi productions of Republic Pictures. Columbia. Universal. RKO and Vi'alt Disney, and films niad<' by French and independent producers. J. A. Fraser Heads Crawley's New Branch Office in Montreal ♦ .\ niw branch ollice of Crawley films Limited opened April 1st in .Montreal, with screening facilities and shooting stage as well as office space, riie Montreal manager is J. .Masdair Fraser. active in film production in Canada for ten years. Mr. Fraser. who in I'i'M) organized the Motion Picture Section of Canadian Industries Limited, was a captain with the (ianadiaii .\rmy Film aiul Photo I nit in Kurope during the war. He founded his own production company four years ago. The new branch is in the offiies formcrU occupied by Fraser Films l.imilcil in ihe Penthouse. Dominion Square Building. Fraser Films' contracts are being taken over bv Crawlevs. BUSINESS SCREEN M A (; \ Z I N E