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October, 193 5 Page 243 SIMPLIFY PICTURE PROJECTION With This Time-Saving Screen! THE DA-LITE CHALLENGER J\ Xo time is lost clearing a desk or table for a place to set the Challenger Screen. A folding tripod is permanently attached to the ease, in which the screen is mounted. Before tiie students are settled in their seats, the Challenger can be set-up and ready for use. Just open the legs, swing the case to horizontal and lift the screen! Spring locks, instead of set screws, permit quick, and positive adjustment to any height. In the larger screens, the lifting is done by crank and gear. Unless otherwise specified, the Ciiallenger is tinislied with the famous Da-Lite Beaded surface which gives amazing sharpness, depth and brilliance to movies and stills. Light in weight, the Challenger may be carried easily from room to room. The Da-Lite Challenger (including the Standard and DeLnxe models) is made in six sizes from 3 0" x 40" up to and including 70" x 94". It is one of a complete line of DaLite portable screens. Ask your dealer or write us for full details! DA-LITE SCREEN COMPANY, Incorporated 2723 NO. CRAWFORD AVE CHICAGO, ILL. iCoiichtilcd from pa</c 235) ledger. The statement is subdivided into its compon- ent parts. To each segment of the statement is ap- pended an abstract of the ccirresponding group of ledg- er accounts. This method develops a keen comprehen- sion rooted in the interrelation of ledger and statement. To extend the scope of these visual lessons, addi- tional tilms are now being prepared. For use in classes in business training, a motion picture on "Filing" is in prei^aration. By IRVING ROSENBLUM John Adams High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. University Motion Picture Course New York University is offering again this year a course on "The ^Motion Picture; Its Artistic. Social, and Educational Aspects," under the direction of Dr. Frederic M. Thrasher, Associate Professor of the .School of Education, in cooperation with the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. Dr. Thrasher reports that last year the course had approximately 125 students and the number is expected to lie doul)led in 1935-36. The course confers full college credit and may be taken on the graduate level. It is of especial interest to the layman as well as the teacher. The auditorium of the new School of Education has been fully equipped with the most recent souiid projectors, which will enrich this year's course with illustrative showings of a variety of interesting sound and silent films. KEYSTONE Model A-78 PROJECTOR The Finest Projector Ever Offered Under A Hundred Dollars! Here's a projector thai throws theatre quality pic- tures . , . sharp . . . fliclcer- less, besides being noted for Its simplicity of threading and availability of moving parts. 500 Watt pre-focus lamp, forward and reverse drive. New Cooling system ■— coola while projecting stills. Pilot Light. Picture size—up to 14 ft. wide. Knob swivel device for tilting. Safety shutter for stills. ns 50 Complete with Carrying Case . . write for catalogs BELL & HOWELL— If you wish more power than 500 Watt and price of the 750 Watt—VICTOR- and AM PRO Proiectors. JTrite for lOth ANNIVERSARY CATALOG listing all Photographic items. Sunny Schick National Brokers Cin^machinery <£ Photographic Equipmr-*, 407 W. WASHINGTON FORT WAYNE. INDIANA