Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1939)

MOVIE MAKERS 245 In 200. 400. tOO. 1200. 1600 ft. sizes ... in stock for immediate delivery // your Dealer or Jobber cannot supply you, xrrite us direct. FIBERBILT SAMPLE CASE CO. 40 W. 17th St. New Y*rk ADVT. MOVIES WITHOUT REGRET Must your pleasure from your fine black and white and color "shots'* be spoiled by your regret at seeing them ravaged by time and climate, blemished by fingermarks, moisture, oil and dirt, scratched and worn in projection ? No ! There is a vapor which can replace those few precious drops of so easily evaporated water which keep your film pliable— a vapor which can't itself dry out. There is another vapor which toughens gelatin against scratches^— seals in the first vapor -■ seals out damaging moisture— seals out oil and dirt, and stains from fingerprints. There is a third vapor which invisibly lubricates film to ease projection. These three vapors are forced between the coils of your tightly wound film by clever, ingenious machines; the vapors reach all of the film surfaces-^ chemically and permanently safeguarding the gelatin and emulsion. All this is done right on your own reel, without unwinding your film, so there can be no damage. It is safe, sure "the vapors do not change the density, transparency or appearance of either black and white, or color film. These vapors, applied in these machines, are the universally accepted protection used by R. K. O., Twentieth-Century Fox, Columbia, United Artists and other leading theatrical and nontheatrical producers for over 500 million feet of entertainment, educational, and industrial films annually. The special machinery assures safe, uniform, 24 hour service at VAPORATE CO. 130 W, 46th St. New York, and at BELL & HOWELL, 1801 Larchmont Ave., Chicago : and 716 North La Brea Ave., Hollywood, Cal. Large volume and labor-saving machinery make possible the fraction-of-a-cent-afoot cost of VapOratc film protection. ^ our best pictures cannot be replaced, so they must be protected. Today you have them; tomorrow they may be gone beyond recall. Take your films to your dealer now-— VapOrate them and assure yourself that you will have them when you want them most. Ttouff * CAMERAS ON CREDITS i • Own a famous camera for a small down payment, 1 2 months to pay. Trade-in your old camera! Write for new free booklet on our Time Pay> menf Plan. Financed through Commercial Credit Co. KLEIN & GOODMAN 18 S. 10th Street, Phila., Pa. FADES. WIPES. CAN BE ADDED TO YOUR REELS WITH FOTOFADE on black and white or color fllmi. Price $1.00. Waterproof WipeofT Tape. 60c per roll. CINETINTS for coloring your 16 mm or 8 mm film. Set of six colors $3. At your Dealer or direct. DYE RESEARCH LABORATORIES 318 Jackson Street Los Angeles. Calif. loffi THE WORLD of to-morrow will think more of the films you take today if you use TITLES BY PARK CINE NEW 1939 CATALOG is now ready. Write for your free copy. PARK CINE LABORATORY 120 West 41st St. New York Further information may be had from the manufacturer, Agfa Ansco Corporation, Binghamton, N. Y. AmprO reduction Because of the increasing popularity of its projection products, the Ampro Corporation is making readjustments in its line by dropping certain models and reducing the price on another. Projectors to be eliminated are the Ampro silent Models J, JS, K and KS. also the Ampro sound on film Model M. Reduced in price is the Ampro silent Model KD, with 750 watt lamp, //1.65 lens, automatic pilot light, carrying case and accessories. The complete outfit is now $135. Further information on all models in the silent and sound 16mm. line may be had by addressing the company at 2839 North Western Avenue, Chicago. New movie book The entire field of amateur movie making is presented in a familiar and entertaining form in a new book. Make Your Own Movies for Fun and Profit. The coauthors of this interesting new volume are Arthur L. Gale, ACL, editor of Movie Makers, and King Pessels. The subject matter of the book is covered with such stimulating chapter headings as Movies of the Family, Get Close to Life, You'll Splice and Edit Too, as well as many others. All the material is well presented, and the non technical style employed will be especially attractive to the beginning movie maker. Sixty pages of attractive photographs are added to 230 pages of text which is enlivened with picture diagrams. Publishers are Coward-McCann, Inc., New York. Crusader tO fair Following a precedent which proved extremely popular on the occasion of the photographic exposition last year, the firm of Klein & Goodman, 18 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, Pa., has decided to charter a special train to bring still and movie fans to the New York World's Fair. According to Ben Klein, head of the firm and master of ceremonies, the special B. & 0. train, The Crusader, will leave Philadelphia at ten minutes to eight on the morning of May 28. Arriving in New York about nine thirty, the filmers will board special buses which will take them directly to the fair gates. The party will converge at the Eastman Kodak Building inside the fair and will then spend the day absorbing and recording the sights. Late in the evening, the party will again board the buses which will connect with the home going train, a good time having been had by all. FOR BETTER MOVIES Cine -Kodak Special When you are looking over top-flight cameras, be sure to examine the Cine-Kodak special. It takes pictures anywhere, indoors or out, and gives you professional results. It has features such as single-frame exposures, interchangeable lenses, unique view-finder, etc. Let us demonstrate and explain them all. This fine camera is always in stock. Price, with various lens equipments, on application. + + + // New FILMASTER 16mm. Silent Projector The new "Filmaster" is the finest moderately priced 16 mm. projector ever offered by Bell & Howell. You can buy it with absolute confidence, for the basic mechanism is the same as previous time-tested Filmos. Yet it includes de luxe features heretofore found only in the higher priced Filmos; gear drive throughout, even to the feed and take-up spindles; gear-driven power rewind; pilot light; Magnilite condenser for 32% illumination increase. Other features: 750-watt lamp; fast 2-inch f/1.6 lens, instantly interchangeable; lens focus lock; separate lamp switch; two-way tilt; reverse; still projection clutch; 400-foot film capacity. Complete with carrying case, only $139.00 A 32-volt model is also available. + + + We carry a full stock of Eastman, Bell & Howell, Victor, Keystone and other 8 and 16 mm. equipment. Prompt delivery assured. New Yorkers as well as visitors from out-of-town find this a most convenient place to get all their photographic supplies and equipment. It's easy to reach by subway and there is no parking problem. Our own laboratory on the premises for processing "stills." Mail orders filled promptly. Excellent stock of used equipment. Columbus Photo Supply 146 COLUMBUS AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY (At 66th Street and Broadway)