Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1945)

408 Classified a d v e r t i s i ag | Cash required with order. The closing date for the receipt of copy is the tenth of the month preceding issue. Remittance to cover goods offered for sale in this department should be made to the advertiser and not to Movie Makers. New classified advertisers are requested to furnish references. | Movie Makers does not always examine the equipment or films offered for sale in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING and cannot state whether these are new or used. Prospective purchasers should ascertain this fact from advertisers before buying. 10 Cents a Word Minimum Charge $2 | Words in capitals, except first word and name, 5 cents extra. EQUIPMENT FOR SALE ■ BASS SAYS: Victory values in unconditionally guaranteed Cine equipment. USED 16mm. CAMERAS: Bell & Howell Filmo 70A. Cooke f/i.S lens and case, $82.50; Cine-Kodak Model B, //1.9 lens, foe. mt. with 7Smm. interchangeable telephoto //4.5 and case, §117.50; Cine-Kodak Model A hand crank, //1.9 lens foe. mt., interchangeable 78mm. telephoto //4.5, with tripod, $125.00; Bell 6 Howell 70C Spider Turret, 1" Cooke f/i.S, 6 Dallmeyer Tele //4.5, carrying case, $187.50; Bolex H-8 with Wollensak //1.9 foe. int., chemically coated, yi" B. & L. f/i telephoto, case. $247.50. 8mm. Bell & Howell Aristocrat, critical focuser, y2" Cooke //2.5, \lA" Cooke f/i.S, chemically coated, 2" B.&H. Acura f/2.9 chemically coated, complete with objective finders, carrying case, $364.20. New Bolex H-8 and H-16 cameras in stock. IN STOCK: Bausch & Lomb standard 3j4x4 lantern slide projector, forced air-cooled, 1000 watt bulb, with case, new, each $97.50. RARE ITEMS: Lenses for Filmo projectors, new models — new 15mm. extreme wide angle Filmo //2.1 projection lens for 16mm. projectors, chemically coated, $34.45; I'A" wide angle Filmo //1.8 projection lens, chemically coated, $24.85; 3" f/2 projection lens, chemically coated, $36.60; 4" //2.5 irojection lens, chemically coated, $35.55. SPECIAL: B.&H. Direct focusing finder for Magazine cameras, each $20.55; Kodak focusing finder for Cine Mag., $20.40; B.&H. objective finders in stock — 15mm., $8.80 incl. Fed. tax; 4", $11.15 incl. Fed. tax; 6", $11.70 incl. Fed. tax. Cine Extenar wide angle attachments for 8mm. B.&H., Revere and Keystone lenses, $27.50 plus $2.45 Fed. tax. New B.&H. editing outfit, complete, 400 ft. capacity, $50.40. Another lot of Baia 8mm. slitters, $3.03; another lot of Craig 16mm. Jr. complete Editors, including deluxe splicer, rewinds and cast aluminum base with cement, $19.75. Craig Jr. Splicers for 8mm. or 16mm., $3.95; 2000 ft. heavy duty 16mm. rewinds, each $17.50; dummy with brake, $3.50. New B.&H. 8mm. Titler for Aristocrat model only, complete at $29.35. 16mm Bass 1600 ft. reels, $3.85; 16mm. Bass 1600 ft. cans, $3.50; 16mm. Bass 1200 ft. reels, $3.30; 16mm. Bass 1200 ft. cans, $2.15. We buy 'em, sell 'em and trade 'em. Complete stocks for new Cine equipment, all makes. BASS CAMERA COMPANY, Dept. CC, 179 W. Madison St., Chicago 2, 111. ■ BELL & HOWELL 70DA cameras; Filmosound Master projector; Slide Master projector; metal tripods; splicers; reels and cans. We buy — sell — trade. C1NARCO, 118 Ridgewood, Davenport, Iowa. ■ KEYSTONE Model K-8 8mm. movie camera for sale. Late model, slightly used, //2.7 lens, with case, excellent condition. MRS. LESLIE LEE, 1233 Meadowmere Place, Springfield, Missouri. ■ BOLEX L-8, H-8, H-16 cameras. Bolex 8-16 projector. Revere 88 camera. Keystone 8mm. and 16mm. cameras. We buy — sell — trade. CINARCO, 118 Ridgewood, Davenport, Iowa. | NEW toy projectors. Prewar construction; motor driven. Immediate delivery; limited quantity. Also films. DAYTON FILM RENTAL, 2227 Hepburn, Dayton, Ohio. H AURICON sound recorder, latest model, heavy duty batteries, extra tubes, lamps, film. Like new. Will sell or trade. CINARCO, 118 Ridgewood, Davenport, Iowa. | BOLEX-H, 16mm., brand new, has microframe counter; two fine lenses; latest Weston meter, etc. Must sell. OWNER, 215— 25th St., W., Bradenton, Fla. | DA-LITE projection screens and stands; Griswold film splicers; GE, Weston, Dejur and Norwood exposure meters. CINARCO, 118 Ridgewood, Iowa. ■ MODEL 24B and 25AC-DC Victor Animatophones. Excellent condition; priced substantially below ceiling. MODERN MOTION PICTURE SERVICE, Box 2, Dubuque, Iowa. | RCA 16mm. sound camera; new Presto disc recorder, 78-33 1/3 rpm., microphone and stand; 16mm. Bolex camera, 200 foot outside mag'azine with synchronous motor; 16mm. Auricon recorders; 16mm. Filmo 75, Filmo 70D. New 35mm. Bausch & Lomb f/i lenses for 16mm., $28.95. New Ilex 1" //3.5 lenses for 8mm. , $19.85; 3" Ilex //3.5 in focusing mount; Eastman, Model C projector, $32.50; Bell & Howell 16mm. projector and case, $95.00. Cine Extenar wide angle lenses, 12^mm. from 1", $26.86 incl. tax; Filmo 70A, Cooke 1" //3.5 lens, speeds 16-32, wide angle lens, case, $101.85; Griswold 16-35mm. new, used splicers; single and double sprocket 16-35mm. measuring machines. Send for circular on Camart tripod for 16mm. spring and motor cameras. Buy — trade— send lists. CAMERA MART, 70 West 45th St., New York. ■ FOR SALE: Cine-Kodak Special lenses. 15mm., 1 in., 2 in., 2l/2 in., 4 in., 6 in. Also C mount lenses. CINARCO, 118 Ridgewood, Davenport, Iowa. ■ BRAND new Bell & Howell 2000' reels, each $4.25; brand new Bell & Howell 1600' reels, each $3.85; brand new Bell & Howell 400' humidors, 3 for $1.50; brand new Bell & Howell 8mm. steel reels, 3 for $1.35; brand new Bell & Howell Straight 8 cameras, //3.5 lens and case, 6 films, complete $55.00; brand new Bell & Howell 8 or 16mm. splicers, $14.65; brand new 1 inch //1.9 lens, for 8 or 16mm. cameras, $47.50; Victor Model 5 with //1.5, 1 inch coated lens, $125.00; brand new Bausch & Lomb standard lantern slide projector, $70.00; Bell & Howell direct focuser for Mag'azine camera, $19.95; brand new 8mm. coated telephoto lens, for all 8mm. cameras, including Eastman Model 20 and 25, $26.25; 5 inch Wollensak //4.5 telephoto, $75.00; 35mm. DeVry, excellent condition, $42.50; brand new Eastman splicer with rewinds, $29.50; Eastman self threading 500 watt 16mm. projector and case, $115.00; Victor 500 watt projector, factory reconditioned, $99.50; brand new Bolex combination 8 and 16 projector, $331.00; brand new Pierce extinction exposure meter, $2.15; Univex 8mm. camera, //5.6 lens and case, $7.50. NEW EQUIPMENT WILL BE OUT SOON. TO OBTAIN THE GREATEST ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT, WRITE, NATIONAL CAMERA EXCHANGE, 86 So. 6th St., Minneapolis 2, Minn. FILMS WANTED ■ I BUY— sell— swap — rent S. O. F., 8 and 16mm. films, list free. HARVEY IRIS, Box 539, Brockton, Mass. FILMS FOR RENTAL OR SALE | USED Castle Film subjects, 8mm. and 16mm. silent and sound, complete subjects only. New Castle subjects in stock at all times. Send for lists. ALVES PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE, 14 Storrs Ave., Braintree 84, Mass. H 8-16mm. SILENT, sound films. Discounts up to 50%. Sales 67c1 up. Rentals 35^ up. Exchanges. Catalogue listing 3000 films, accessories, transparencies. REED, 312— 75th St., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. ■ RENT BY WEEK. 8mm.-16mm. movies. Shorts and features; lowest rates. Catalogs. Projectors and accessories for sale. DAYTON FILM RENTAL, 2227 Hepburn, Dayton, Ohio. ■ SOUND SHOWS $2.00 per day. 16 and 8mm. films for sale. Catalogues available. JENKINS AUDIFILMS, Lewisburg, Pa. | HOME movie rentals, sales, exchange. 8, 16mm. and sound. Latest releases — money-saving rates. Details for stamp. MIDLAND FILM EXCHANGE, Box 429, Oak Park 2, Illinois. | NEW Victor, R.C.A. and Ampro sound projectors. Films, projection lamps, Griswold and Craig splicers, rewinders, reels, camera films. ZENITH, 308 West 44th, New York City. FILMS FOR EXCHANGE | 16mm. SILENT & Sound films bought — sold — exchanged. Send for free list. SHERWOOD PICTURES, 789 St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. TRADING OFFERS ■ SHOTGUNS, TARGET PISTOLS AND RIFLES accepted in trade on cameras, projectors, screens, editors and everything photographic. If you have equipment of this type to trade in, or if you wish to trade in your present photographic equipment toward new merchandise, soon to be received, you will find our present allowances more than liberal. Write, describing your equipment, and we will quote our allowances by return mail. NATIONAL CAMERA EXCHANGE, 86 So. 6th St.. Minneapolis 2, Minn. OCTOBER 1945 FREE FILM REVIEWS World's Largest Electrical Workshop, 3 reels, 16mm. and 35mm., black and white, sound on film. Offered to: groups. Available from: General Electric, 920 South Sixth Avenue, Portland, Ore.; 235 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Calif.; 212 North Vignes Street, Los Angeles, Calif.; 650-17th Street, Denver, Colo.; 200 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah; 1801 North Lamar Street, Dallas, Texas; 187 Spring Street, N.W., Atlanta, Ga.; 570 Lexington Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. The World's Largest Electrical Workshop is an intimate glimpse into America's greatest workshop where General Electric scientists, engineers and craftsmen contribute to the art of better living and to the protection of democracy in the forward march of electricity. Internationally known Drs. Langmuir, Whitney and Coolidge are shown in their laboratories along with "testmen" and apprentices and the mammoth plants and equipment which manufacture G.E. products. All are seen in action. This new sound film, narrated by Alois Havrilla, well known radio announcer, carries the audience on a trip through several of the major factories where equipment ranging from giant turbines to small domestic devices is shown in the process of construction. Fundo in Chili, 1 reel, 16mm. black and white, running 20 minutes. Offered to: groups. Available from: The Office of InterAmerican Affairs, 444 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. Fundo in Chili, produced by Julien Bryan, is a study in contrast between the new farming methods of Chili and the old methods on the large fundos, or ranches. Special emphasis is laid on the trends toward modernization. There are also some excellent sequences concerning the daily life of the fundo workers and their families. The film has extensive entertainment as well as educational values. A REASON FOR VIEWS Movie shots of distant views of landscapes, bodies of water and clouds are reasonable parts of films, but they should be reasonably introduced. A farmer plowing will sensibly keep his eyes on the ground to be broken and not on beautiful views in the distance. He may look at them in his rest periods. In movies, if such views are shown, the action of the sequence should make logical room for them.