Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

WORLD'S LARGEST STOCK OF USED CINE EQUIPMENT F & B CECO has a million dollar inventory of completely reconditioned used equipment, guaranteed by the F & B CECO Seal of Approval. Almost anything you need can be purchased at tremendous savings... carries a Nkenew guarantee and will function like-new. Items include: ^&B/CECo CAMERAS 35mm & 16mm-Arriflex. Auricon, B&H. Eclair, Maurer Mitchell (Standard-NC-BNC), Cine Special CAMERA ACCESSORIES-Lenses, Power Supplies, Motors, Maga zines. Blimps. Tripods, Dollies SOUND EQUIPMENT -Optical and Magnetic Film Recorders, V*" Tape Recorders, Microphones, Mike Booms, Mixers Accessories EDITING EQUIPMENTMoviolas, Synchronizers, Sound Readers Splicers, Rewinds, Film Viewers PROJECTORS 35mm & 16mm De Vry, Bell & Howell, Century Bauer, R.C.A., Kodak, Jan LIGHTING EQUIPMENT-5KW. 2KW, Arcs, Spotlights, Cones, Inkies Colortrans, Quartz Lights WHY NOT SAVE MONEY? Send us a list of equipment you need and we will quote used prices. . .or even new vs. used, for your selection. Parlay your savings by trading in your old equipment, or selling it to us for cash. F&B/GEGO 315 West 43rd Street, New York, N. Y. 10036 (212) JU 6-1420 Public Health Doctor CVlo LcUrmaix looks into llic strmijic case of four /xt.voii.v discovered suffering from poison on a pnhlic hinhiLay. Branch: 51 East 10th Avenue, HIaleah, Florida Cable Address: CINEQUIP Telex: 01-25497 ^ifkU<f tAc TVcuf ^ 'pUm & ^ekfd^^<M> P%<^€iceuf The Midwest's oldest and best-equipped production service organization handles the most complete line of top-rated studio lighting equipment, including our own specially-designed lightweight lamps. For these and all studio production essentials . . . call on US! s,„.. THE STUDIO LIGHTING COMPANY ec. 19)9 CHICAGO • 22 J 2 NO. HAISTEO • iMlGkll 7-2800 Duggon LIGHTS • CABLE • BOXES • GENERATORS • GRIP EQUIPMENT • RENTALS • SALES • SERVICE A CASE OF THE BLUI Sponsor: United States Information Service. Title: A Case of the Hliie\. 15 niin. b..\v., produced by Owen Murphy Productions. i< This is one of a series of U.S.l.S. Deinovrucacy at Work films on the activities of American public servants — in this case the Public Health Officer. On one day, aiimg a strctcii of Highway 9, a truck driver, a student, a young boy and a policeman arc found unconscious and brought in to the ht)spital. showing signs of some kind of poisoning and a peculiar blue complexion. Dr. Otto Lehrman. a Public Health Officer, is assigned the job of tracing the mystery. Could it be a chemical poison in the air'.' a high carbon mono.xide area on the highway? food poisoning? Dr. Lehrman and his assistants go through the complex job of tracking down every possible lead, using every sort of technical aid. spending hours of foot-work to pin-point the source of the trouble. Ihey finally find it. .As L'.S.l.S. films are not shown in the United States it is fair to divulge the outcome of the mystery here — the four poisoned people had used inordinately large quantities of "salt" at a diner on the highway — "salt" that tasted like common sodium nitrate, but in actuality was sodium nitrite, a similarly appearing substance, used as rat poison, that had been poured intci one of the salt cellars by a tragic error. A Case of t/ie Blues will be shown throughout the world under U..S.I.S. auspices. It is based upon an actual medical case history The film was written and directed h\ Paul Cohen. • CAMERA RENTAL MARK ARMIS , I N C N:ili<>iial (ioiiiiiiilloo on Films r«»r ."^iifely (!oiii|>l<>lcs 1{»'\ i«'W Some (iO entries, submitted tor 146.5 awards honors in the National Safety Film Contest, were screened by members of the National Conunittee as it completed iis reviewing program in four days on ,\Iaich 1 I . \\ Miners will be announced in iliese jiages after recipients have been infiMined of the honor. • 96 15TH PRODUCTION REVIE\