The Moving picture world (July 1921)

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July 23, 1921 MOVING PICTURE WORLD 455 There is no projection machine made that is better in material and workmanship than the American Projectoscope. It is not a toy or a make- shift, but a genuine pro- jecting machine made to meet the demands of business. Hand drive or motor drive. Can be reversed to repeat any portion of the film without rewinding en- tire reel. Any frame can be shown as a still view without injury to film or danger of fire. American Safety Standard When desired, the Pro- jectoscope is fitted to pro- ject Safety Standard Films which are passed by The National Board of Fire Underwriters, for use without booth, thus com- plying with the strictest requirements of fire laws. Coming Soon! The American Ace will soon be ready for delivery. It is somewhat larger, stronger, more powerful. We'll tell you more about it shortly. It is not sur- passed in beauty or design, Quality of material, or per- fection of workmanship and finish. It's the high- est class portable projector ever made. If you are in- terested in a machine, es- pecially designed for audi- torium, as well as class room, watch for further announcements. Directed by the Officers of the pioneer in motion picture making— The American Film Co. Proved a Success by the Studio Test The real test of a Portable Projector is in the Studio, where it is used by the producer of films, for inspecting and rearranging them and reviewing complete prints. For this work the Projector must equal or beat the work of the big machines used by exhibitors—must show clear, sharp, flickerless pictures. For this work—showing its supreme merit—no other Portable Projector is so popular in studios as The American Projectoscope "The Portable Motion Picture Project- ing Machine Without an Apology" Some Studio Users Universal Film Manufacturing Co. Fox Studios Metro Studios American Film Co., Inc. Art Film Studios Rothacker Film Mfg. Co. Christie Film Corp. Camel Film Co. Jack MacCullough Film Studios Eagle Film Corporation Cine-Art Motion Picture Producers Pioneer Film Co. Pyramid Film Co. Industrial Ss Domestic Film Co. Romell Motion Picture Co. Eastman Kodak Company American Projecting Company Samuel S. Hutchinson, President 6264 Broadway Chicago (1635B)