Business screen magazine (1946)

LA BELLE AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT Take your story anywhere with the battery-powered COURIEr Think of it! The COURIER requires no plugs, no cords, no outlets, no setting up of speakers /screens. You simply turn d button for instant showing of your synchronized sight/sound story. Program stops automatically at end and is ready to repeat. Batterypa k delivers 10 average showings per day. Battery recharges from I 10 V. outlet. And the COURIER weighs only I 5 pounds! TUTOR Filmstrip with cartridge sound. No records to break, jump or wear. Self-contained screen. Ideal for small groups. MAESTRO III Ideal for internally produced presentations. Extremely flexible complete tape recorder. Voice can interject over program. Programs can be constantly updated. Operates any automatic remote control slide projector. PLA-MATIC 83 A dual-track cartridge tape player for synchronizing slides, filmstrrps. or automated displays. The PLA-MATIC is ideal where the projector is used Independently of the recorded playback. Transistorized amplifier and speaker are combined in one neat, lightweight package. LA BELLE INDUSTRIES, INC. 502 S. Worthington St.. Oconomowoc, Wis. 53066 american film festival continued distributed by Benchmark Films; and Never a Backward Step, produced and distributed by National Film Board of Canada. History, Anthropology, Archeology The Ancient Peruvian, produced and distributed by the International Film Foundation. Home Economics, Consumer Education Of Earth and Fire, produced by Ralph Stciner for Lenox, Inc., and distributed by United World Films. Language and Communication Pigs, produced by Carroll Ballard, Dimension Films and distributed by Churchill Films. Nature and Wildlife Albatross, produced and distributed by Southern Illinois University. Recreation, Hobbies Basket Making in Colonial Virginia, produced and distributed by Colonial Williamsburg. Inc. Math and Physics Let Us Teach Guessing, produced by Mathematical Association of America and distributed by Modern Learning Aids. Science — Biology and Earth Science Instincts of an Insect, produced and distributed by Fleetwood Films. Social Documentary Lay My Burden Down, produced and distributed by NET. Audio Visual Center, Indiana University. Sports and Physical Education .Americans on Everest, produced and distributed by Chomotongma Productions. Film as Art A tie between The Hand, produced by Cartoon and Puppet Film Studio, Czechoslovakia, and distributed by Contemporary Films; and Wliy Do You Smile. Moiui Lisa? produced and distributed by Fleetwood Films. ,\rt — Painting and Photography The Wyetit Phenomeiton. produced by CBS News and distributed by Bailey Films. Sculpture and Architecture Monument to tite Dream, produced by Gugizenheim Productions for American Iron Philip H. Walton, of Shell Oil's public relations staff, accepts his company's Blue Ribbon Award for The River Must Live from Mrs. Robert Flaherty. Looking on is Willard Van Dyke, director of the Film Department of the Museum of Modern Art. Receiving a Blue Ribbon Award for The Road, I Bobker (left) of Vision Associates is congratulal by Mrs. Flaherty, widow of the world-famous dO' mentary film maker. & Steel Institute and distributed by Assoa tion Films. Music and Dance Tlie Bassoon, produced by World-Miri Realist Productions in association with Ec cational Foundation for Visual Aids, and d tributed by Film Associates. Drama, Literature, The Motion Picture Abel Gance. Yesterday and Tomorro produced by Nelly Kaplan, Cythere Filn and distributed by Contemporary Films. Stories for Children TIte Great Toy Robbery, produced and d. tributed by National Film Board of Canadi Church at Work The World of Vatican //. produced ai distributed by Rocinantc Sight and Sound. Doctrinal and Denominational Topics The Gospel According to St. Matthew, tributed by Brandon Films. Ethical Problems Tlie War Game, produced by Peter W; kins for BBC, and distributed by Contemp rary Fihns. Fund Raising The Sun Never Sets, produced by Alleg Film Productions for and distributed by t Muscular Distrophy Association. Industrial and Teclinical Processes 5/c'('/ on the Rouge, produced by Lai Madison Productions for. and distributed 1 Ford Motor Company. Personnel and Sales Trahn'ng T/ie Trouble witli Words, produced a distributed by Westminster Films. Public Relations— Commercial Draw Me a Telephone, produced by Pc can Motion Pictures for Western Elect ( onipanv anti distributed by Sterling Movii Inc. Public Relations — Non-Profit ■//;(' Road, produced by Vision Associali for. and distributed by. Frontier Nursi Service. {Contimied on page 6 22 BUSINESS SCREEN ■ 19^: VII