International photographer (Jan-Dec 1935)

THE ALLIED Ilk INDUSTRIES OF Nil MO! STUDIO AND NEW EQUIPMENT EXHIBIT The exhibit at this Convention will feature apparatus and equipment developed in the studios, in addition to the usual commercial equipment. All studios are urqed to participate by exhibiting any particular equipment or devices that they may have constructed or revised to suit their particular problems or conform to their individual operating conditions, or to achieve economies in production, facilitate their work, or improve their product. Studios or equipment manufacturers desiring to participate in the exhibit should communicate with THE SOCIETY OF MOTION PICTURE ENGINEERS Hotel Pennsylvania. New York, N. Y. No charge will be made for space. Each exhibitor will display a card carrying the name of the particular studio or manufacturer, and each piece of equipment should be plain ly labelled. In addition, an expert should be in attendance who is capable of explaining the technical features of the exhibit to the Convention delegates. VISIT TO STUDIOS S. M. P. E. delegates have been courteously granted the privilege of visiting and inspecting the Warner Bros. First National Studio, the Fox Hill Studio of the Fox Film Corp., and the Walt Disney Studio. Admission by registration card only (see chart on opposite pages). A visit has also been arranged to the California Institute of Technology. Technical Sessions An attractive technical program of papers and demonstrations is being arranged, with special emphasis upon studio technique, equipment, and practices. Several evening sessions 'will be held to permit those to attend who would be otherwise engaged in the daytime. All sessions will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt. Transportation Special summer tourists' rates go into effect on all railroads May 15. Convenient arrangements can bp made to travel by rail, boat, bus or plane, and special sight-seeing itineraries can be planned by any carrier or by agencies such as Cook's or Foster Service. SOCIETY OF MOTIOII Spring C HOLLYWOOD, CALI: Hotel \ Headquarters George Hamilton's recording orchestra. Tables reserved for 8, 10, or 12 persons. Tickets obHotel Roosevelt— in the heart of Hollywood; tainable at the registration desk, special rates to S. M. P. E. delegates (see flyleaf of folder). Excellent accommodations and The Eighth Wonder Convention facilities assured; minimum rates guaranteed. (Delegates and their ladies are urged to | view Eighth Wonder of the World before Semi-Annual Banquet they return home Just ask the hotel clerk or any citizen of Hollywood and he'll tell An outstanding feature of every S. M. P. E. you where to drive to get a view of the Convention. Addresses will be delivered by Metropolitan District of Los Angeles at night. eminent members of the industry, followed by There is nothing on earth so amazingly gor dancing and other entertainment; music by geous. — The Editor.) FIRST SESSION Monday, May 20 SECOND SESSION Tuesday, May 21 1 ; 9:30 A.M. FLORENTINE ROOM Registration Society Business Technical Papers Program FLORENTINE ROOM Technical Papers Program Fill y 12:30 P.M. Informal Get-together Luncheon: short addresses by eminent speakers (Tickets at registration desk) Luncheon at studio oi Warner Bros. First National. (Admission by registration card only) Lvbi 2:00 P.M. FLORENTINE ROOM Technical Papers Program Inspection of Warner Bros. First National Studio V I • 0 6:00 P.M. Dinner Period Dinner Period S'fc it '. is 4 is le ! 7:30 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Visit to Walt Disney Studio (Admission by registration card only) ACADEMY ROOM Technical Papers Program Technical Papers Programs Entertainment . . . Semi Special Program ■An Joi *