International projectionist (Jan-Dec 1946)

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. 4^*:;£ PROJECTION ARC LAMPS The name Simplex assures you that they are the product of the best engineering and production brains in the industry; They deliver a snow-white light-— twice as much light as the low intensity lamp, and ere absolutely essential fa the satisfactory protection of Technicolor pictures and present dense black and white films. Determine' now to reap the benefits : of presenting these doubly-brilliant pictures. Simplex High tamps are low in original cost. Distributed Exclusively by NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY Divi»i«» of Noti.nof .Jimp!.. • BlucU&tthJnc THERE'S A BtiANCH NEAR YOU INTERN ATIONAL PROJECTIONIST