The Exhibitor (1951)

HERE ARE JUST A FEW I NOTE: All Prices subject t ^change after June 30, 195 that has created ... produced . . and brought to Theatres ... a completi line-up of the BEST in Theatre Operatirr FORMS and SYSTEMS ... for 33 Year: ~facr! Weekly PETTY CASH SYSTEM —designed for simplicity and quick theatre reference. Prices: Voucher Pads 25c each Voucher Envelopes— 50 for 60c i Each voucher requires the signature ( of the owner or the manager. # These specially designed 3x5 inch Petty Cash Slips require a counter signature of approval and are num¬ bered consecutively so that accurate records can be kept of each individual expendi¬ ture. There are 100 slips to each pad. ® The specially designed en¬ velopes are for use only once each week in listing each in¬ dividual slip and computing the weekly total expended. All slips listed on a particu¬ lar envelope should then be inserted in it for safekeeping; and the envelope filed for future reference. ® There can never be any later question of a particular disbursement, for the actual receipt is always on hand and easily located. Weekly PAYROLL FORMS —for use whenever employees are paid in cash for salary or overtime. 9 This is the system that resulted from a contrast of the Payroll Forms used by all major theatre circuits. 6 Designed to be filed in the ordinary letterhead size cabinet (8V2 x 1 1 inches) this form provides a permanent weekly record of the indi¬ vidual name, social security number, rate of pay, over¬ time pay, reasons for over¬ time, and deductions for all purposes. It also provides gross weekly totals of sal¬ aries, deductions, raises, etc. PriC6: One of the most important 52 features is an individual L . signed receipt by each em¬ ployee, without their being 0 year) ob|e to see what any other for $1.25 employee has earned. THE “At-A-Gknce” BOOKKEEPING BOOK —specially designed by a leading theatre specializing C.P.A. authority. # This extremely simple sys¬ tem has been constantly re¬ vised to meet each tax or other changing requirement of the theatre man. Its 9 x 12 inch pages provide for: (1) daily ticket record, (2) tax collected daily, (3) daily gross, (4) pass and walk-in records, (5) weather and op¬ position, (6) daily show cost, (7) weekly income from vend¬ ing machines, etc., (8) weekly gross, (9) weekly fixed ex¬ penses, payroll, and annual of monthly expense amortized weekly, (10) weekly p or loss statement, (11) profit or loss for the year to date, etc. vmvim? n t ml#* Wests®** »*»»* . ...... Syrr*. r>\ ***«•*«» ■ ■ ■ ■ . . mm Price per book (Sufficient for 52 weeks): $1 .60 SERVICE MANUALS —for the quick and proper training of new and old Theatre Employees. 9 Of inestimable value in "breakingin" a new staff of Ushers; a new Cashier, or a new Door Man. • Th is 16 page pocket size (3x6 inch) booklet with heavy paper cover itemizes the rules of conduct for the theatre staff very logically and thor¬ oughly. Separate chapters are devoted to Managers, Cashiers, Door Men, Ushers, etc., as currently trained in the larger circuits. # It also pictures a system of Usher's hand signals for designating empty seats and gives many hints on Public Safety, Accident, Fire Prevention, Advertising, etc. A practical i for the Theatre Staff Sth Printing (Revised) Price: 5c each ASK for Sample Sheets of the above ... or for a complete descriptive folder covering AIL of our THEATRE FORMS and SYSTEjli SOLD TO SUBSCRIBING THEATRES ONLY! EXHIBITOR BOOK-SHOP, 1225 VINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA 7, PA.