Home Movies (Jan-Dec 1940)

PAGE 246 HOME MOVIES FOR MAY . . . unless, of course, you’re the sort of person who likes to pay more. Three dollars for a 100-ft. roll of Kin-O-Lux No. 1 Film includes every essential requirement for good outdoor filming. It offers brilliancy— snap-gradation — latitude — tonal fidelity — antihalation backing — free Scratchproofing to insure long life and the maker’s unequivocal guarantee. Within limitations that preclude indoor filming and filter use. its performance is identical to that of more expensive films. DAYLIGHT EMULSION SPEEDS Scheiner 16° Weston 6 100-ft. roll . . . $3.00 50-ft. roll . . . $2.00 KIN-O-LUX No. 2. Fine-grain, semi-chromatic. Greater speed and wider latitude than No. 1 Daylight Emulsion Speedes: Scheiner, 18°; Weston 12. 50 ft $2.50 100 ft $3.50 KIN-O-LUX No. 3. Supersensitive over the entire range of the visible spectrum, Kin-O-Lux No. 3 has established a new standard of film performance. Achieve* an ultimate, present-day perfection that cannot be surpassed. Is preferred by movie makers who discriminate in favor of the best. Daylight Emulsion Speeds: Scheiner, 26°, Weston 50. Tungsten Speeds: Scheiner, 24°, Weston 40. 100 ft $6.00 50 ft $3.50 ALL FILM PRICES INCLUDE PROCESSING, SCRATCH-PROOFING AND RETURN POSTAGE At Leading Dealers Everywhere Booklet H-5 on request Learn about GlareFree, Reflectionless Photography. Send for instructive Folder on Marks Polarization Plates. scene 6. Fade-in. Medium closeup of Father slouched down in lawn chair and reading book which hides his face. A thin wisp of cigar smoke wafts lazily upward from behind the book. Scene 45. Closeup of book in Father’s hands but still covering his face, revealing title, “Boxing in Ten Easy Lessons.” Scene 46. Back to scene 44. Father lowers book momentarily in order to remove cigar from mouth and flick the ashes, thus revealing an exaggerated black eye and his glum expression. He resumes reading without changing expression. Fade-out. Title: THE END. 2u W, exico o Continued from Page 229 • • in the vicinity of Victoria. It is advisable to make the most of this opportunity to film these villages as, farther along the highway, they are not so easily approached. Beyond the 550 kilometer marker, the country begins to take on true tropical appearance. At this point it is advisable to unlimber the telephoto lens, for here will be found opportunity to get shots of rare birds lurking in the lush tropical growth along the roadside. The region is also abundant in rare and magnificent flowers, and just beyond is a picturesque area thickly studded with huge palm trees The next town of interest is Tamazunchale — pronounced like “Thomas an’ Cholly.” At this point is operated a good tourist camp that affords excellent overnight accommodations to the traveler who wishes to rest before proceeding on to Mexico City. Tamazunchale is a picturesque and very old town and, like many others in its vicinity, was completely isolated before the coming of the highway — peacefully reposing where time has practically stood still for centuries. Here may be seen native women taking care of the family laundry on the banks of a nearby river, and native milkmen dispensing their wares in any and every conceivable kind of container. A view from the bridge over the nearby Moctezuma River — its banks verdant with rich, tropical growth^A is one of the most impressive sights on the whole trip. Leaving Tamazunchale, the highway parallels the torrential Moctezuma River for several miles, and then begins the long ascent over the picturesque Sierra Madre del Oriente mountains. Here will be found what is perhaps the most awe-inspiring mountain scenery on the whole American continent ! Here, indeed, will occur the long awaited opportunity for the “black and white” filmer to dust off the filters and obtain swell “cloud effect” shots. Nor will the Kodachrome filmer be left idle at this point, for fleecy white clouds scudding lazily across the deep blue Mexican sky will present many opportunities for truly artistic color compositions. For more views of a typical Mexican town, one should be prepared to train his camera on Zimapan, nestled in a picturesque valley, as descent is made on the highway leading into it. In Zimapan is a highly ornate cathedral which has never been completed, although begun about 1525 A. D. Venerable old buildings and its plaza crowded with neighboring Indian natives make it a point on which to expend more than ordinary footage. An along the route to Mexico City will be seen increasing numbers of one thing that is typically Mexican — the ever-present, ever-patient burro. 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