Business screen magazine (1946)

AN INDEX TO ADVERTISERS IN THIS ISSUE Acaiicniv Filin>. Int American Assmialinii nl lilni I'uiclutcis. Ainpro t;(n|Hii;ili()n \ns((> ni\isiiin. Ccncral Aniline ft Film rorpi)r;ition Alias Film C(ii piiialion An<iii>M:isHr (.nrpdialion Audin Produclioiis. Ini Ili<l Klinj; I'JHiIii (.inpiuatitin kin}>lu Slnilid. I he knight I itli" Service 67 17 •M 10 nallcn Films, nivisinn i>l Rapid t.rip anil Ballon. I. Id "" Bav Slalc Film I'rodndions. Inr 21, 68 Bccland King Film I'riuUictions 53 Bell .<: Himell 3 Bcrndl Bach. Inc '-9 Bovey. Martin. Films. Inc H" Bnscli Film S: lupiipment Co 311 Bvron .Studios and l.alioratory '' Calvin Co.. The 66. Camera Equipment Company 43, Camera Marl. Inc.. I he Campus Film Productions Capital Film Laboratories, Inc Caravel Films. Inc Cartoonists. Inc Cale (v: McGlone Centron Corporation Chicago Film Studios Cinckad Engineering Corporalion Cinema Research Corporation Cinescript Circle Film Laboratories Colhurn. George W.. Laboratory, Inc Collinson. Robert Reiner Color Reproduction Company Coinpco Corporalion Comprehensive Service Corporation Consolidated Film Industries Copeland. Jack. Associates Corellijacobs Film Music. Inc Crawley Films. Inc Custom Film Laboralorv 131 159 16.T 33 III Da-Lite Screen Co., Inc Ilavis. Robert. Associates, Inc Depicio Films Dudley Pictures Corporation DuKane Corporation. The Dunn. Cal, Studios Du Pont Company. Photo Products Dept. Dynamic Films, Inc 22 72 70 5-1 72 38 160 48 34 114 20 64 10 9 167 36 74 170 62 68 152 69 16 60 33 49 l.anglois Filmusic. Inc Laskv Film Productions. Inc Lawrence. Robeit. Productions. Inc. I.oucks .^ Norling Studios. Inc I.Mton. Rav. Productions 103 167 165 Eastern Effects. Inc 16J Eastman Kodak Company 97 Empire Pholosound. Inc 72 Engel. Walter. Inc 161 Escar Motion Picture Service 40 Fiberbilt ]59 Film-Art Service ' ™ Film .Associates of Michigan 30 Filmeftecls of Hollywood 18 Filmfax Productions 58 Fiore Films. Inc 81 Florez. Inc 59 Florman & Babb 14 Fordel Films. Inc 2; Fox, George. Organization. The 63 Frost. Jack A '5' Ganz. William J.. Company, Inc 155 General Film Laboratories Corp. ..Third Cover German. W. J.. Inc 147 Glenn. Jack. Inc 171 Gordon Enterprises 171 Granducci. Oeveste. Scripts By 55 Graphic Arts Workshop 155 Graphic Films Corporation 170 Halligan. George 170 Handy, Jam, Organization. The . . .Fourth Cover Harwald Company. The 78 Henry. Bruce 47 Hollywood Film Company 26 Hollywood Film Enterprises 129 Holmes. Frank 50 Information Productions, Inc 61 Jones. Dallas, Productions, Inc 71 Kalart Company, Inc.. The 32, 157 Kinevo\. Incorporated 76 Kling Film Produdions 74, 70. 78, 80 -Magnasyirc Manufacturing Co., Ltd 52 .Marathon Newsreel 64 McAlister. J. C... Inc 13 Mercer. Ray. S: Co 165 Miami National Productions 32 Mitchell Camera Corporation. The 82 Modern Talking Picture Service. Inc SI \lci\ iilal) Film Laboratories. Inc I \Io\ iola Manufacturing Co 60 MPO Pioduciions. Inc 39 Mnrphv. Owen. Productions, Inc 24 \eumadc Products Corp 32 OUmpus Film Productions 171 Orleans. Sam. Productions 46 Paragon Pictures. Inc. , . , 23 Parthenon Pictures 152 Pathe Laboratories .Second Cover Pathescope Productions 162 Peerless Film Processing Corporation 25 Pelican Films. Inc 139 Polaris Pictures. Inc .56 Precision Film Laboratories. Inc 92 Producers Film Studios 163 Public Relations Society of .\nierica 151 Radiant Mfg. Corp 153 Radio Corporation of America, AudioVisual Products 48 RCA \'iclor Record Division 6 Rapid Film I echniqne. Inc 5ft Rapid Grip and Batten. Ltd., Batten Films Division 70 Ray. Reid H.. Film Industries. Inc 31 Reela Films. Inc 156 Regan Film Productions, Inc 169 Rocket Pictures. Inc 41 Rockett, Frederick K.. Company 158 Ross. Charles, Inc 8 Salizman. J. G., Inc 44 Sarra. Inc 83 Schuessler. Wm 157 Screen Cartoonists Guild 171 Screencraft Enterprises. Inc 34 Shilin, Alan, Division. Dynamic Films, Inc.. 49 Skinner, Charles, Productions. Inc., The . .36, 37 Smith. Fletcher, Studios. Inc 73 S. O. S. Cinema Suppiv Corporation 107. 171 Sound Masters, Inc 15 Southwest Film Center 156 Spindler 8: Sauppe 163 Star Informational Films 171 Sterling-Movies, U. S. .\ 51 Strauss. Henry, 8: Company 45 Studio Lighting Co., The 1 19 Sturgis-Grant Productions. Inc 140 Sutherland. John, Productions. Inc 2 Talent. Incorporated 118 Technical Service, Incorporated 4 Technicolor Motion Picture Corporation . . . 143 TelePronipTcr Corporation 133 Training Films. Inc 140 Transfilm. Inc 5/ Tri-.-Vrt Color Corporation 28 Trident Films. Inc 139 Vacuumaie Corporation 80 Van Praag Productions 46 Victor .Animalograph Corporation 40 Videart. Inc 167 Video Film Labs 52 \'iewlex. Inc. 113 Visualscope. Incorporated 170 Vogue-Wright Studios 65 Wade. Roger. Productions 75 Walker. Gene K.. Productions 50 Wilcock. Cieorgc 171 Wilding Picture Productions. Inc J Willanl i'ictnrcs. Inc 79 Wolll. Raphael G.. Studios, Inc 11 'The Magazine Buyers Read and Sellers Prefer' Bakelite Shows the Technical Side of "Molding Phenolics" in New Picture S|i<inH»r: Tlie liakelile (^mipaiiy. Title: Molding Phenolica. 20 iniii. b w. produced liy the sponsor. ■¥■ Molding Phenolics is a technical film designed spccificalK fur use in industrial plants and technical schools. It brinfis together for the first time the entire ranf;e of artisans, craftsmen and technicians who ccrntribute to the production of phenolic molded articles. While the film presents a simple step-by-step discussion, designed primarily to familiarize new employees with phenolic molding processes, its scope is so wide that even those workers who have had long experience in the field may find it enlightening. Phenolic molding materials, one of the most durable plastics, are used to make handles for electrical appliances, handles for pots and pans, radio and television cabinets, camera cases, furniture drawers, closures, photographic developing tank parts, washing machine agitators, business machine housings, desk sets, telephone handsets, and a wide variety of behind-the-scenes nonconductors for electrical parts. Prints may be borrowed from the Bakelite Companys Technical Film Library. 292 Madison Avenue, New York. @' */ * * St. Louis' Mercantile Trust Company Tells Its 100th Anniversary Story ■¥■ It was a familiar thing for the 1400 bank employees of the Mercantile Trust Company. St. Louis, as they filed past the cashier's window of a large commercial theatre. Going to the regions beyond the cash-cage was an everyday experience for them. The familiarity continued : the 28-minute color picture they watched was The Center of the Town — a story of small town banking — sponsored by the Mercantile Trust Company as a 100th anniversary salute to banks and the people they serve. The film's public and internal bank relations interest was first "payed out" in a premiere at the National Convention of the American Bankers Association in Chicago, then to the employees and the public. How close cooperation between the smaller bank and its metropolitan correspondent helps solve large financial questions and serves local business and personal jirobleins is dramatized in the film. Produced by Premier Film and Recording Corporation, St. Louis, the film is being booked to bank groups, clubs and schools through the sponsor at 721 Locust Street, St. Louis, Missouri. « « « Largest "photokina" at Cologne ■¥ Planned to be the biggest thus far, "photokina" 1956 — the International Photo and Cine Exhibition at Cologne, Germany, will be held September 29-October 7. Extensive preparations have been in full swing for several months, it has been announced. The trade fair part of "photokina" 1956 is expected to be "at least one-third bigger" than the 1954 trade fair. Shows featuring the applications of photogra < phy. supplied by many nations, will form the ; cultural evhibition section at Cologne. W I