International projectionist (Jan-Dec 1950)

Record Details:

Title:
International projectionist
Date:
Jan-Dec 1950
Publisher:
New York : International Projectionist Publishing Co., Inc.
Volume:
International projectionist (Jan-Dec 1950)
Leaf #:
00070
Language:
English
Collection:
Technical Journals
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
International Projectionist presented the technology of cinema sound and image projection while addressing the issues and concerns of union projectionists. -- David Pierce, 2013
Date Added:
November 16, 2023
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT (Continued from page 21) have been serving their Local Unions for 25 years or more: William C. Scanlan, L. 73, Lynn, Mass. J. 0. Bogardus, L. 291, Grand Rapids, Mich. Ray Field, L. 472, Flint, Mich. William Oleson, L. 620, Pontiac, Mich. George Chalmers, L. 487, Eveleth, Minn. Paul W. Schmidt, L. 443, Jefferson City, Mo. Lew S. Smith, L. 240, Billings, Mont. Theatre-Goers ACCLAM % SOUNDMASTER Ml IN-A-CAR SPEAKERS That's Why Over 280 Drive-ins Installed Them in 1949 Alone. This same popular speaker now offers several important improvements, yet is available at a lower cost than ever before. The deluxe speaker (above) with tinted plexi-glass ramp marking light in the junction box is also available. Glowin-the-dark volume control knob is optional on all speakers at no extra cost. See it today at any Ballantyne Dealer, or write for details. Ballantyne Drive-in Theatre equipment is available either in "packaged" combinations, "packaged priced" for any size drivein, or, in the Ballantyne "Turn-Key" drivein, the original plan for completely building and equipping a theatre at a low contract price. THE BALLANTYNE CO. OMAHA, NEBR. Charles Odenwald, L. 339, Missoula, Mont. Edward Connelly, L. 116, Trenton, N, J. John C. McDowell, L. 1, New York City. Edward McGrath, L. 340, Nassau Co., N. Y. Bunnell Eighmie, L. 499, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. William B. Miller, L. 535, Johnstown, N. Y. C. J. Ritchie, L 178, Salisbury, N. C. H. J.Cunningham, L. 278, Asheville, N.C. A. Pakula, L. 603, Raleigh, N. C. John J. Russell, L. 24, Toledo, Ohio. Victor A. Welman, L. 160, Cleveland, Ohio. Edward Traut, L. 214, Sandusky, Ohio. C. F. Gibbons, L. 557, Salem, Ohio. R. S. Slagle, L. 598, Marion, Ohio. M. C. Rubicam, L 633, Cambridge, Ohio. Frank J. Fraley, L. 82, Wilkes-Barre, Penna. William Leid, L. 97, Reading, Penna. W. S. McKay, L. 98, Harrisburgh, Penna. Fred W Newcomb, L. 23, Providence, R. I. David Rosenthal, L. 69, Memphis, Tenn. W. H. Holland, L. 144, Memphis, Tenn. J. Max Ealy, L. 378, Wichita Falls, Tex. Frank M. Sutton, L. 550, Norfolk, Va. George Beltz, L. 64, Wheeling, W. Va. Edward L. Bradley, L. 271, Charleston, W. Va. Ray Balliette, L. 251, Madison, Wis. * The January meeting of the 25-30 Club was largely devoted to the installation of newly-elected officers by Morris Rotker, former president. Officers for 1950 are: Albert A. Kaye, pres. ; Harry Mackler, vice-pres. ; Benjamin Stern, fin. -sec. ; M. I Klapholz, rec. and corr.-sec. ; Julius Wetzler, sgt-at-arms; Harry Higgins, trustee (1950) ; John Krulish, trustee (1951); Tom Forestieri, trustee (1952). A floor show and refreshments followed the installation ceremonies. The February meeting of the Club was held at the International Projector Corp. plant in Bloomfield, N. J., where Stan, ftenfrtotnartce with STAR CORE jlonn^^cAnh^ STAR CORE, exclusive feature with the vZ°\l'£?Z°ul "TiZ"Tt ^d f ~% . Lorraine Carbons — a manufacturing ihrou>hoonh»wo/iduMiorrain«Ciirboiu. \ process that increases the performance -Featured in our horizontal. feed of the carbons. <opPer-<ooied <o.bo„>. A more brilliant, steadier, more con *«'" 'o« distribution data sistent white light— more economically PADRflNQ INP ...proven focts as shown by tests l/nltDUllO, lllw. b mode under actually operating con BOONTON, N.J. \\ CARBONS, INC. NEW YORK: 234 WEST 44th STREET WITH ANY LAMP IN ANY SIZE THEATRE a demonstration of the new Simplex X-L projector was given. Needless to say, the IPC boys did everything possible to make this an eventful evening. Present at the demonstration, in addition to Club members, were many of the topflight IPC and NTS executives. • One of our subscribers is very anxious to obtain back copies of IP in order to complete his files, and is willing to pay $1 per copy for any of the following issues: November and December 1931; January, February, March, April, and May 1932. Please contact Anton F. Bruns, 10740 Woodbine St., Los Angeles 34, Calif. IA ELECTIONS LOCAL 6, ST. LOUIS, MO. LeRoy Upton, pres.; William Kostedt, vice-pres.; Charles Eiffert, rec-sec; Hugh Keeney, fin.-sec; Lee Holdman, St., treas.; Elmer V. Moran, bus. rep.; Ed Baals, guardian; Salvatore Scalise, guide; Walter A. 30 INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST February 1950