Home Movies (1942)
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PACE 432
HOME MOVIES FOR NOVEMBER
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Where to rent or buy Smm. and 16mm. films
• O augment your home movie shows, make use of the fine libraries of rental films, both sound and silent, maintained by your photo dealer for owners of Smm. and i6mm. projectors. Rental rates are surprisingly low and new films are added at regular intervals. Dealers listed below will gladly assist with suggestions for one reel to full evening programs:
CAUFORNIA
HOLLYWOOD
Bailey Film Service 1651 Cotmo Street
Bell & Howell Filmosound LIbrery 716 N. La Brea Ave.
Castle's Inc. 1529 Vine Street
Morgan Cannera Shop 6162 Suniet Blvd.
LONG BEACH
Winittcd Bros., Inc. 244 Pine
LOS ANGELES
Films incorporated 1709 W. eth Street
SAN FRANCISCO
Bell & Howell Filmosound Library Photo & Sound, Inc. 153 Kearny St.
Robert Crawford Studios 235 Pine Street Telephone: YLfkon 1234
SANTA MONICA
Stewart Photo Company 1257 Third Street
CONNECTICUTT
WATERBURY
Majestic Pictures P. O. Box 1 125
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON
Bell k Howell Filmosound Library 1221 G St.. N. W.
ILLINOIS
BERWYN
Colonial Camera Shop 690* Windsor Ave.
CHICAGO
Bell ti Howell Filmosound Library IB25 Larchmont Ave.
Filrrw Incorporated 64 E. Lake Street
General Camera Company 2308 West Devon Avenue
INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS
W. Stuart Bussey
17 East St. Joseph St.
IOWA
MASON CITY
Decker Bros.
209 No. Federal Ave.
KANSAS
WICHITA
Jeff's Camera Shop 139 N. Broadway
Lewis Film Exchange 216 East 1st St.
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON
Don Elder's Film Library 739 Boylston St.. Dept. HM.
Frank Lane and Company 5 Little Building
MICHIGAN
DETROIT
Detroit Camera Shop 32S State Street
NEW YORK
ALBANY
Albany Camera Shop Rental Library 204 Washington Avenue
KENMORE
Nixon Camera & Photo Supply Co. 2611 Delaware Ave.
NEW YORK
Bell & Howell Filmosound Library 39 Rockefeller Plaza
Films, Incorporated 330 W. 42nd St.
Walter O. Gutlohn, Inc. 25 Weit 45th St.
Habar L Fink, Inc. 12-14 Warren St.
Medo Photo Supply IS West 47th St.
National Cinema Service 69 Dey Street
OHIO
CINCINNATI
Ralph V. Haile & Assoc. 215 Walnut St.
DAYTON
Dayton Film (8-16) Rental Libraries 2227 Hepburn Ave.
OREGON
PORTU^ND
Films Incorporated 314 S. W. 9th Avenue
PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA
Kuni Motion Pictures 1319 Vine Street
TEXAS
DALLAS
National Ideal Pictures. Inc. 2024 Main St.
WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON
Elmer B. Simpson
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. . . NEWS OF TIMELY SUBJECTS FOR HOME PROJECTORS
War Films
Castle Films are distributing a number of films produced by authority of the Office of War Information. These pictures were conceived to keep the public informed on the various aspects of the War effort. All of the films are in 1 6mm. sound and priced at actual print cost. A 350 ft. subject, for example may be had for only S7.20.
Titles of subjects are as follows: Aluminum, Bomber, Building a Bomber, Tanks, Building a Tank, Power for Defense, Ring of Steel, Lake Carrier, and Women In Defense.
Further information regarding content and prices of films may be had by writing Castle Films, R. C. A. Bldg., N. Y. City.
Scientific Films
"^faking the Dead Appear To Live" is title of one film in a new series on scientific subjects just announced by Bell & Howell Filmo sound Libraries. Demonstrated in this film is what happens to specimens sent to museums by scientific expeditions. Fish, mammals, etc., are mounted and finished in life-like appearance.
Other subjects in this series are: Yellowstone Wildlife, Let's Look At Trees, Quetzal Quest, Desert in Bloom, and Pea Fowls of Indo-China.
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