Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1941)

MOVIE MAKERS 141 IT'S NOT A PICTURE •UNTIL «£ SCREEN < Jfe The screening, not the film, ^W gives pleasure and it's a pleasure to screen undamaged film. YOUR PICTURES DESERVE FOUR-FOLD* FILM PROTECTION si INTERNAL SOFTNESS against hett 1 . and drying. ..-J EXTERNAL TOUGHNESS against l-' scratches and stains. *3 SURFACE LUBRICATION against wmr J> and sprocket strain. HA PERMANENT IMPREGNATION against i* time and cleaning. Better photo finishers offer VapOrate protection for still negatives. VAP.O^RATE V *PORATE CO.. INC. 130 W. 46th St. New York BELL S. HOWELL C 1801 Larchmont Chicago 716 No. La Brea Hollywood 0. KODACHROME MAIN TITLES 16MM. KODACHROME I .00 8MM. KODACHROME .50 Samples — Information — Price List Upon Request FRANCIS S. NELSON 737 Micheltorena St. Los Angeles, Cal. WHEN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. LOOK UP P AUL L. BRAN D Eell & Howell Educational Dealer— Use our Projection Room — we feature a complete line with models for every nontheatrical purpose. It pays to trade with PAUL L. BRAND 816 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. Send for 1941 complete catalog — Free — much accurate information in same. BAB? CRYING OUTSIDE BUT INSIDE YOUR GUESTS WILL GIGGLE AND GUFFAW WHEN YOU SHOW THESE OLD TIME NICKELODEON MOVIES silent films rograms CD EC "St 16mn rl*cc sample WRITE GARRISON FILMS "It Just Can't Burn" Only Flameproof Cement Gives Safety with Welding Power 350 at your dealers or H EWES-GOTHAM 557 W. 48th St., CO. Dress Up Your Films with GENUINE KODACHROME TITLES We Solicit METROPOLITAN MOTION PICTURE ASSIGNMENTS KORNE MOTION PICTURE SERVICE 9 East 40 St. New York City ject, in order to secure a better perspective. All scenes were made with a Cine-Kodak Special and were filmed at night. The frames reproduced here present some of the high lights of the movie. After the prescription for eyeglasses is written by the oculist, the raw optical glass is ground with a buffer and rouge, as we see in the second frame. In the third frame, a diamond cutter traces the irregular cutting marks of an octagonal lens. After the glass has been chipped down to these marks, the edges are polished on the grinding wheel, as in the fourth frame. Careful tests then determine the accuracy of the glasses, as measured against their prescription (fifth frame), and the finished product is ready for the customer (last frame ) . Practical films [Continued from page 124] lectures and demonstrations on every phase of camera operation, story ideas, color filming, editing, titling, cine tricks and projection. Registration for the term course is fifty cents. Blossom Forth the Fruit Just released, Blossom Forth the Fruit, an educational film made by William Hutchinson, ACL, of Newburgh, N. Y., was shown most recently at the Fruit Growers Convention at Kingston, N. Y. The film, which runs 1300 feet of 16mm. silent Kodachrome, is a cavalcade of apple cultivation in upstate New York, beginning with the pruning stage and continuing to the time the apples reach the consumer. It took Mr. Hutchinson seven months to make the picture. Collaborating with the Newburgh filmer, who is a past president of the Newburgh Amateur Cinema Club, ACL, were Dr. Joseph A. Evans, extension entomologist of Cornell University, and John Van Geluwe, assistant county agricultural agent of the Farm Bureau, from Middleton, N. Y. Distinguished by fine Kodachrome work and a thorough educational treatment, Blossom Forth the Fruit is a serious and important contribution to the field of non theatrical films. Movies in Sunday School Sunday school is a real adventure for the youngsters who attend classes in the First Unitarian Church in Wilmington, Del., for the microscope, the motion picture, paint brushes and finger painting are all a part of the school program. In explaining this policy in using the motion picture and other modern educational mechanisms, the Reverend Delos O'Brian, young and liberal pastor of the church, said, "The object is to create independent and eager minds GET G-E PH0T0FL00DS and begin shooting! • This scene, or any incident like it, can turn into a priceless home movie . . . the kind you want to show, again and again . . . if you'll put your imagination to work! Try it and see ! But it's important to start off right . . . with G-E MAZDA Photoflood lamps. They give you plenty of light for crisp, clear pictures, in color or black-and-white. They're the same high-efficiency type lamps that Hollywood uses . . . fitted to your needs. Two sizes meet most requirements: No. 1, 15c; No. 2, 30c; And for special effects, or convenience away from home, try G-E Photoflood No. R-2, 85c.