Business screen magazine (1946)

from the pioneers of rearscreen projection Advanced audio-visual film projection systems SLIDES BUSCH Cine-Slide Projectors have many special features, including: Big 14" X 14" built-in Daylight Screen; 80slide capacity; automatic or manual operation with Kodak Carousel projector. Available with or without sound unit The Busch Cine-Slide Projector is versatile, dependable, portable and lightweight 16 MM BUSCH Cinesalesman seK-contained, continuous IGmm projectors are dependable, portable, versatile. Available in variety of models to meet any requirement for continuous or rear-screen projection. Unit has 20 years of proven performance with many patented, exclusive features found only on world-famous Busch Cinesalesman projectors. BIG SCREEN Ttie Big Screen 16mm continuous BUSCH Cine-Educator Projector is dependable, selfcontained, mobile and beautifully finished in Walnut Formica. Special features are: pushi-button start; automatic cycling stop; auxiliary cooling system, and fiigti-quality sound. Heavy-duty projector units with many exclusive features. This unit can also be supplied with Slide Projector in place of the 16mm Projector. SPECIAL UNITS We have 25 years of experience in the design and manufacture of complete Audio-Visual systems for schools, business and government. We can engineer and manufacture any requirement you may have for Special Projection devices or systems such as multi-screen projection systems, synchronized projection, complete remote control or projectors and many others. WRITE OR CALL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS: BUSCH FILM AND EQUIPMENT CO. 214 S. HAMILTON ST. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN right off the newsreel continued the audiovisuals with the performance. The equipment used includes A.V.E.'s X-500 xenon Carousel. 16mm X-300 projectors, and two specially designed "Powerhouse" xenon horizontal filmstrip projectors. The show is a good example of the use of carefully programmed visuals being used to add to the excitement of the performance. Association Films Moves Two Distribution Centers Because of the recent expansion of its library of free loan and sale/rental films. Association Films. Inc. has moved two of its eight distribution centers to larger quarters. The Dallas, Texas exchange is now located at 8615 Directors Row. telephone (214) 6386791. The LaGrange, Illinois office is now located at 512 Burlington Ave.. (312) 352-3377. Requests for bookings and catalogs in these areas should be directed to the new addresses for prompt attention. TM Productions Opens Dallas Recording Service TM Productions, Inc. has opened a recording service in Dallas, Texas at 3102 Routh St. The studio was designed by John Phillip Edwards of Hollywood. It is complemented by one of the finest groups of recording apparatus ever assembled in Dallas, comprising tape recorders ranging from 2 to 16 tracks. President of the new firm is Tom Merriman, whose credits include an Academy Award and a Cannes Festival Award. Director of recording operations is Tim Dennis, both a master musician and audio engineer. Alan Gordon Makes Large Rental Division Addition Alan Gordon Enterprises Inc. has added $225,000 in motion picture equipment and accessories to its Rental Division inventory. Loucks reports that the largest addition is that of new Mitchell BNC Reflex cameras. The BNC Reflex is the latest model 35inm camera to be developed by the Mitchell Company, which has been major supplier of studio cameras for the past 40 years. The BNC-R retains the familiar operation of the BNC but eliminates the need for racking over and provides full reflex viewing. Other new rental items include the Elemack Spyder Crab Dolly, several new Arriflex cameras plus several thousands of dollars worth of new ColorTran lighting equipment and the new Eclair crystal control synchronous motor. Further information on these items and other rental equipment may be obtained from AGE Inc., 1430 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood. Calif. 90028. Morgan Opens Production Company in San Francisco Jim Morgan, formerly execu five producer at Film Communications for Walter Landor anc Associates Industrial Design, ha; established his own productior company, J. C. Morgan Filn Productions, at 1255 Post Street San Francisco 94109. Charle: W. (Chick) Collier, formerl) president of the American Adi vertising Federation, is sales consultant for the new organization Weiman Co. Completes Acquisition of AGS&R Weiman Co., Inc., Chicago has completed the acquisition o AGS&R Studios, Chicago, a ma jor audio-visual producer. The assets of AGS&R wen purchased for an undisclosec amount of common stock. Term also call for additional payment in common shares based upoi the acquired company's futun earnings. The transaction will bi treated as a pooling-of-interests AGS&R, one of seven an nounced Weiman acquisition since January, is the fourth to b completed. It will operate as ; Weiman subsidiary under presen management headed by its found ers, Aaron Gordon, presideni and Arthur C. Allen, executiv , vice president. 10 BUSINESS SCREEIl