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Two enterprising Floridians — Jack Vost (left), formerly of old Boston, runs the projectors at the big Daytona Beach drive-in, and his friend, C. L. Forsyth, those at the Florida, Daytona Beach. Forsyth, a terpsichorean, has plenty of time left over to run a brisk business as a dancing master in his own studio.
Except for that non-regulation belt on those Navy-issue dungarees, genial Harry Fuller is fitted out for a watch in number one boiler room of a battlewagon. Instead he is checking on his projector at the Roxy Theatre, Americas, Georgia, where he's been sweating it out since leaving the service.
ME^ AT WORK
is a continuing regular Department of each issue of PHYSIC ALTHEATRE designed to give a ''curtain call ' to the many worthy and industrious industryites who seldom receive public acclaim.
MANAGERS, ASSISTANT MANAGERS, PROJECTIONISTS, CASHIERS, and OTHER IMPORTANT THEATRE EMPLOYEES with years of Industry Service to their credit are invited to submit "on-the-job" pictures and data for consideration and possible future use in this Department.
Presenting Helen Barnes — the pretty projectionist. First lady with a license to thread a machine in Rochester, N. Y., she will use her skill in promo¬ tion work for a firm of which she's secretary.
Smiling Jim Martin didn't just come in from work in the cotton fields. The overalls are his uniform as projeclionist of Martin's Rose, Dublin, Ga.
Cecil Fernandez, Roxy, St. Petersburg, Fla., has been a projectionist since movies were in their swaddling clothes — thirty-one (31) years. His son, Cecil, Jr., is one, too, a) the local Plaza.
For twenty-two years Harry M. Dunham, Local 379, I. A. T. S. E., Perth Amboy, anonymously has run (he show at Fords Playhouse, Fords, N. J.
PT-16
PHYSICAL THEATRE DEPARTMENT of THE EXHIBITOR
September 22, 1948