Moving Picture Age (Jan-Dec 1920)

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Mav, 1920 MOVING PICTURE AGE 33 AT LAST ! STILL PICTURES ON FILMS THE WHOLE LECTURE SET IN ONE CONTINUOUS NON-INFLAMMABLE FILM AND USED IN AN ORDINARY LANTERN BY MEANS OF THE TOUR I SCOPE ATTACHMENT which converts your lantern into a film machine and enables you to use either glass slides or a continuous film comprising all the slides of the lecture in order. Weight of film only 3 ounces to 100 slides. THINK WHAT THIS MEANS: NO MORE BROKEN SLIDES f out of order Slides never -l upside down [ handled only ^'gth the weight and only j'gth the bulk only J the expense of glass slides TOURISCOPE DEPARTMENT UNDERWOOD Sz UNDERWOOD, Inc. Cor. 38th St. & Fifth Ave., NEW YORK CITY SLIDES-Distinct-Brilliant-SLIDES ARE YOU REALLY GETTING YOUR SLIDE COPY REPRODUCED ON YOUR SCREEN? Many of the foremost schools, churches, colleges, hospitals, clubs and institutions are using Excelsior Slides. Their wonderful brilliancy and detail are admired on thousands of screens throughout the country. This record of accomplishment is gratifying to us. It should indicate to you the thoroughness of our methods and the quality of our output. Your Stereopticon Image Can Be Only as Good as Your SLIDE THE EXCELSIOR LECTURE BUREAU was created to give EXCELSIOR quaHty slides to educational institutions and churches, by studying their special needs and yet opening to them the facilities of the EXCELSIOR ILLUSTRATING COMPANY. Write Today and make us prove all this. TRY EXCELSIOR SLIDES NOW. Excelsior Illustrating Company 219 SIXTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY You Can Use a Mazda Projection Easily Adapted to Your Movie Machine "We have had many years of experience in the electrical field, and in presenting the PROJECT-A-LITE to the Motion Picture industry are able to put the result of that experience into the product. Our alternating current regulating transformer reduces line current to 30 volts and regulates it at 30 amperes, to suit the capacity of the Mazda Motion Picture Lamp. The Reflector, properly placed behind the lamp, insures a clear, bright field on the screen, with a maximum of light. It can be adjusted to any position necessary to give positive and accurate reflection; all adjustments are easily made, at any time necessary. The entire operation of connecting or disconnecting the Project-A-Lite need not consume over two minutes' time, and any operator can install it. This regulating transformer is built standard for 60 cycles A. C. with ranges of voltage from 105 to 130 volts, to suit local operating conditions. A few of the many advantages of using the incandescent lamp for Motion Picture Projection : No intense heat; no current ivasted in resistance; no current used in converters or rectifiers: no condenser breakage; no flicker on the screen: no fumes; no smoke; no dust, and you get uniform illumination on the screen, together with a saving of from 60% to 75% in the amount of current consumed. We are sole manufacturers of the PROJECT-A-LITE. Write us for the address of our nearest Dealer or Jobber. Address, VBTTTIT 17Tk^17 JP d^M\ 35 So. Dearborn Street RU M.MjMLMJ%XM14 €K \y%J» CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Please say, "As advertised in MOVING PICTURE AGE," when you write to advertisers.