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at their command toward the perfection of showing on the screen to best possible advantage the product the film centers of the world turn out.
Ward Leonard Increases Prices
Mount Vernon, N. Y. — According to a recent announcement by the Ward Leon¬ ard Electric Company, a price increase of ten per cent will apply to all products, discount schedules IV and V, effective June 12, 1950.
At the same time, the company an¬ nounced that its plant will be closed from July 29 through August 13 to allow all employes to take their annual 1950 vacation.
SHOWN above is a recent installation of Motio* graph projectors, sound system, and motor-gen< erator made by Ger-Bar, Inc., Indianapolis, in thi booth of the modernistic Ross, Evansville, Ind.
N. Y. Palace Gets Theatre Tele.
New York — According to a recent an¬ nouncement by S. H. Fabian, president, Fabian Theatres, an additional order for RCA instantaneous theatre television equipment has been placed for the Palace, Albany, N. Y. This new theatre television installation will be the same RCA model currently being installed in the Fabian Fox in Brooklyn.
Paramount-Gulf Signs With RCA
Camden, N. J. — The Paramount-Gulf chain of 48 theatres, located throughout the Gulf of Mexico area, has chosen RCA Service Company to handle all of its sound system servicing under the terms of a two-year contract, according to a recent company announcement. The contract is said to cover all of the chain’s 48 houses.
A MODERN DRIVE-IN IS NOT MODERN WITHOUT THE UNFALTERING POWER SOURCE OF THE DEPENDABLE ROBIN-ESCO "SUPER POWER" MOTOR GENERATOR.
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