Motion Picture Herald (Oct-Dec 1952)

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of clogging. The floor drains need not be more than 2 inches since they carry only water. A grease trap should be provided for waste water flowing from the sink to the main disposal line (this grease trap will have to be cleaned at periodic intervals of 30 to 45 days). WATER SUPPLY To further conserve on costs, the oneinch water supply pipe (copper or galvanized) that comes off the main line could be left outside of the partition that faces the inside wall of the storage room and run underneath the back counter of the refreshment stand. The only portion of water pipe not recommended for exposed installation would be that supplying the drinking water. In frame construction, this should run through the studs (by boring a lJ/2-inch hole) and the partition, with an elbow protruding for hooking up later. This will avoid the possibility of having someone pull the pipe off the wall after you are in actual operation. As indicated on the plan, to get water to the outer counters for refreshment operation and cleaning, the one-inch pipe line will have to be dropped below the finished concrete floor grade and come up out of the floor at its desired location. The same applies to the floor drains, the top of which must be provided for in the roughing-in of the plumbing, so as to make the top come even with the finished poured concrete flooring. TEMPORARY SUPPORT If you are concerned about supporting your inside partitions and the weight of the roof, until plumbing and electrical lines are in, it is well to build up beneath the studs with concrete blocks, wedging them tightly at distances of every 3 or 4 feet with small pieces of lathe or wood blocks. These can be removed when your floor is poured. The same applies to the placement of your tank. This can be set up on concrete blocks wedged in on each side to keep it from moving in any direction. You are then in a position to tie in your well with your storage tank to provide water for the workmen on the premises with a small gasoline motor pump to get enough supply. Another procedure is to arrange for the position of the 2-inch main that will come out of the tank to hang from the ceiling, but not to place your tank, using a hand pump set up on top of the casing. In any event have jour local board of health check the water before the workmen drink it. The next installment will deal with the electrical installation of a building like that submitted here^ As the originator of "packaged" equipment for drive-intheatres, Baiiantyne stili offers the only complete package unit for any size theatre. Baiiantyne also offers a layout of the size drive-in you desire on your own piece of property, including entrances, exits, ramp detail, projection and concession room plans, etc., free of charge to purchasers of Baiiantyne equipment. The job of building your drive-in resolves itself to your securing a dirt man and a local contractor to erect the projection and concession room building. Your problem is reduced to the simplest terms. Write for complete free details. The Royal Soundmaster Model 9 Soundheads. More new features, simplified design, and advanced engineering makes them the most outstanding sound reproducer available — regardless of cost. Lightmaster Model 4570 Arc Lamp, 45 to 80 amperes. Provides brilliant light for even the largest theatre or drive-in. The Baiiantyne DUB'L-CONE in-acar speaker is accepted as the new standard in speakers today. It is designed to outlast any other speaker 3 to 1 yet it costs no more than ordinary speakers. The Boyer ‘‘E-Z’’ Erect Prefab Screen Tower for those who prefer a complete "packaged" screen tower. For those desiring to build their own screen tower and concession stand, plans, blue prints and layouts are available without cost to purchasers of' Baiiantyne equipment. MX Series Deluxe Amplifier System for Drive-in Theatres. Complete .packaged amplification for from 400 to 1200 cars. RX Series System also available for from 400 to 800 cars. Single or dual channel. THE BALLANTYNE CO., 1707-17 DAVENPORT ST., OMAHA, NEBRASKA, U.S.A. VISIT THE BALLANTYNE CO. BOOTHS 124 125 • 126 • 127 AT TESMA — MORRISON HOTEL. CHICAGO. NOV. 15 • 19 UNSURPASSED VALUES! lOE At 513 Ann Str UniVERlRL CHfl L IDEAL 32 ALL-STEEL MODELS Conventional type or the convenient Slide-Back type which, with smooth, effortless retraction, gives 100% more passing ^ space and eliminates the necessity of standing. LU^UmOUS COMFORT SEAUTBFUL NEW STYLING Full length back panel eliminates pinching hazards. No protruding parts to snag clothes. THE MOST SERVICEABLE CHAIR MADE For maximum service, more even usage, seat cushions : re easily removable for relocating without the use of tools. free planning service. GET THE EXTRA MONEY Ideal's Comfortable, All-Weather DRIVE-IN CHAIRS attract in pedestrian business iEATiHC COMPAQ . ,„r, on \ni l»enntnr. <’ Name Theatre. • ■ Street City and State BETTER THEATRES SECTION 25