Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1937)

NEW — B&H 8 MM. FILM EDITOR This new Film Editor provides for maximum speed, convenience, and accuracy in editing 8 mm. film. The film viewer casts a magnified, brilliantly illuminated image of a film frame onto a viewing screen about i J inches wide, making it easy to find the exact frame where the film is to be cut. The viewing screen is amply shielded to permit use in a lighted room. All surfaces with which the film comes into contact are relieved to make film scratching impossible. The splicer is similar to the Model 136, and can be used for 16 mm. silent or sound film as well as for 8 mm. film. It makes the strong, pliable, B&H diagonal splice with the same quick, easy procedure as with the B&H laboratory splicers used by professionals. Geared rewinders at each end of the base permit winding film in either direction. They accommodate 8 mm. (but not 16 mm.) film reels up to 200-foot capacity. Dry Scraper block and film cement bottle are conveniently stationed on the base. B&H 8 mm. F ilm Editor complete $33. *B&H 8 mm. Re winder and Splicer $20. B&H Film Viewer (for converting Rewinder and Splicer into the complete Film Editor . . . not usable alone) $15. *Same as Editor except without Film Viewer FILMOLITE REFLECTORS FOR MOVIES INDOORS Filmolite Reflectors give the uniformly brilliant illumination required for theaterquality movies indoors. They use inexpensive, 250-watt photoflood bulbs and make these bulbs several times as effective as when used without reflectors. Each 1 o-inch reflector has hand clamp, switch, and 9-foot cord. The swivel mounting permits tilting and turning as desired. With hand clamp as shown . . $2. Two complete Filmolites with folding tripod stand $6. B&H TITLE-WRITER Used with a Filmo 70 Camera, the B&H Title Writer offers endless fun — filming titles from written or printed cards, or animated movable letters . . . showing a hand and pen in the act of writing . . . filming animated maps . . . cartoon movies . . . miniature sets. Provides for accurate alignment of titles before the camera, and also for correct lens focusing. Complete with its own lighting system, cards, etc., in a compact, convenient, fabricleather case $36. CHICAGO • NEW YORK • HOLLYWOOD • LONDON Established 1907 Splicer Model 136 gives the amateur the same quick and effective film splicing procedure that is offered by the B&H laboratory splicers. Enduring diagonal splices are quickly made. For 16 mm. silent or sound and 8 mm. film. Rewinders and Film Viewer may be added later. Price $12.50. B&H SPLICERMODEL 72-L Splicer Model 72-L incorporates only the essentials for making durable diagonal splices on either 16 mm. or 8 mm. film. This simplicity permits a price that is very low, considering the fine workmanship . . $4.50. Rewinder and Splicer Model J2-M combines the 72-L Splicer with a simple but efficient geared rewinder, accommodating reels up to 400-foot capacity. Price complete $9.25. REWINDER AND SPLICER MODEL 136 Consists of the Splicer Model 136 plus two rewinder units geared 4 to 1, thus providing convenient means of winding the film to and from the splicer. Film Viewer can be added later. For reels up to 400-ft. capacity $25.00. For reels up to 1600-ft. capacity $28.50. FILM EDITOR— 16 MM. A most complete and efficient outfit, composed of the Rewinder and Splicer Model 136 (described above) plus a Film Viewer, an invaluable aid. The film frame stopped in the Viewer aperture is brilliantly cast upon a 1 J by i^g inch glass screen, making it easy to find cutting places. For reels up to 400-foot capacity $43 -00 For reels up to 1600-foot capacity $46.50. Bell & Howell Company MM12-37 1843 Larchmont Ave., Chicago, 111. Please mail me a copy of your complete accessory catalog Name. City_