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GOOD NEWS
for
DRIVE-INS
and
LARGE THEATRES
The
1947 MODEL
STRONG
MOGUL
PROJECTION
ARC
Projects 15,000 lumens of light — the maximum film will accept without damage — at the lowest possible cost.
Utilizing all the advantages of It is impractical to use more
than 15,000 lumens as it would
70 ampere, 40 volt burning of Suprex carbons, this Mogul projects a brilliant picture on 48-foot and larger screens with all details clearly visible 500 feet or more back from the screen.
REGARDLESS OF THE SIZE OF YOUR
SCREEN YOU CAN HAVE REALLY
BRILLIANT PICTURES
THE STRONG ELECTRIC CORP.
The World's Largest Manufacturer of Projection Arc Lamps
NOW, MORE THAN EVER, WHEN
THE LAMPS ARE Strong THE
PICTURE IS BRIGHT
damage the film and no advantage is gained by the use of contraptions for cooling the gate, or glass heat filters, for they absorb practically as much light as they do heat, in addition to being too
expensive and complicated for typical theatre applications.
It is furthermore wasteful, as well as futile, to burn more than 70 amperes in any reflector lamp, or twice the current in condenser lamps.
USE THIS COUPON FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION OR LITERATURE
THE STRONG ELECTRIC CORP. 87 City Park Ave., Toledo 2, Ohio
( ) I would like to have a demonstration oi the 1947 Model Mogul Projection Arc Lamp in my theatre, without cost or obligation.
( ) Please send free literature on the 1947 Model Mogul Projection Arc Lamp.
NAME
THEATRE
STREET
CITY AND STATE
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST
October 1947
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