Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1931)

402 JULY 1931 A Title Maker designed especially for Movie Makers Title Page. Complete with one doz. 9x12 Black title cards, Font of 200 White Celluloid Letters and Directions. Models for Victor, Cine-Kodak or Filmo $19.00 Northeast Products Go. Tewksbury, Mass. At the New York Camera Exchange You can obtain An Amateur Movie "\ Camera equipped with f:3.5 B. & L Tessar Lens . . . \ and a \ 16 mm. Projector ( with 400 ft. capac \ ity, motor driven ... in carrying case. Both brand new. Both for $50 New York Camera Exchange 1C9 Fulton St. New York IIvTEF^S^ FgjSctrm-DiffusriF cAsfe youp dealer or cupite to GEORGE H. SCHEIBE PHOTO-FILTER SPECIALIST 1 NOW— $5.95 For 100 Ft. Panchromatic Negative — Including Developing, Print, and return transportation on both negative and print. Prints made on your choice of clear, light amber, yellow, pink, blue or lavender base. Negative may be edited before being printed. A limited amount of editing done without extra charge. Two or more rolls printed in a continuous roll and mounted on large reels. Reprints only $3.00 per 100 feet. Art title 25c each and up. Complete details, samples and prices on request. MAIL THE COUPON NOW T.aROV H ZEHRBACH. DEPT. B., P. O. BOX 2089, ATLANTA, GA. Please send me rolls of 16mm. panchromatic negative on daylight spools. I agree to pay the postman, upon delivery, $5.95 per roll, plus the postage. I understand that this price includes the development of the negative, one positive print on any colored base I may choose and return transportation on both the negative and the print. Name ('please print,) Address □ Please send me your big bargain list of new and used equipment you have for sale or exchange. (Member A. C. L. Join Us) • Through Europe With The Travel Guild, two 400 foot reels, shows a travel group embarking at Montreal for Europe, scenes aboard the liner and in France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. The air flight from Paris to London is shown, together with interesting parts of England and the return to America. This film is available for group projection. ■ Civilization s Fabric, two reels, offered through the B. B. & R. Knight Corporation, pictures the production of cotton cloth and is available to groups. ■ Carbon Monoxide, one reel, offered through the Department of Health and available in New York State only, is an informative subject on the dangers of carbon monoxide, showing means of preventing accumulations of this deadly gas and ways of treating victims. B Spinal Anesthesia, offered through courtesy of H. A. Metz Laboratories, Inc., shows, in an interesting and instructive manner, several accepted methods of spinal anesthesia, the principles upon which they are based and methods of controlling anesthesia to the various levels. Anatomical structures are graphically depicted and the physiology of spinal anesthesia is elucidated by animation. Views of actual operations in progress demonstrate the practical application of the methods described. Methods of resuscitation and helpful suggestions as to the psychic handling of the patient are also included. This film, four reels, 16 or 35mm., may be borrowed by medical societies, medical schools and hospitals, shipping charges paid by Metz Laboratories. News of the industry [Continued from page 384] well as containing valuable photographic information. Willo ■ A new exPosure meter which reads directly, without any calculations or coordinations whatever, was recently demonstrated at the League office. The new meter is tubular in construction and has the regulation eyepiece at one end. In looking through the eyepiece, a full image of the object and its surroundings is seen in the correct proportion of the motion picture frame. After centering thus on the object, a circular row of numbers may be noted in the field of the meter. These numbers read directly in lens stops as /:3.5, /:1.9, etc. All that is necessary is to note the last stop number visible, take the meter from the eye and set the lens accordingly. There are no further adjustments to make If one wishes to use camera speeds other than normal or to employ filters, these extra compensations are easily made by means of an auxiliary sliding ring. The image visible in the the field of the meter is the same as that covered by a one inch lens, so that the instrument may also be used as a finder and an aid to picture composition. This meter image appears in approximate monotone, as seen through a blue glass. The new meter comes complete in a leather case and is called the "Willo." It is marketed by Willoughbys, 110 West 32nd Street, New York. View of the new Talkiola portable model, showing its novel projector feed Talkiola ■ ^ newcomer to the field of completely self contained home talkie devices is the Talkiola which contains many novel and exclusive features. The machine is available in two models. One is a finely finished cabinet type outfit containing projector, turntable, pickup, loudspeaker and radio set. The other is a portable outfit without the radio. The cabinet model contains an extensible, translucent screen and specially corrected, short focus lens so that the picture may be viewed by the home audience through the screen from the opposite side. The incorporated projector used in the Talkiola is most interesting and was developed exclusively by this company. The threading mechanism of the projector is particularly accessible, inasmuch as the film travels in a partly horizontal direction and the only parts of the mechanism which are visible are the feed and the takeup spindles, two sprockets and the film gate. This construction makes threading very simple and easy. A rapid rewind of novel construction is incorporated. The turntable operates at 33% or 78 rpm., either independently or in conjunction with the projector. The electrical pickup used is matched to the amplifier system, which also serves the radio set. By means of a simple changeover switch, the radio set can be cut in or out at any time and may be operated while the projector is running. The change from 78 to 33% speed is effected by throwing a small lever. The