The Moving picture world (November 1925-December 1925)

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520 Follow the MOVING PICTURE WORLD December 12, 1925 Straight-Line Approach to — PICTURE THEATRE ADVERTISING EPES WINTHROP SARGENT T CHALMERS PUIBUSHINC COMPANY KEW YORK CITY Price, $6.00 Postpaid With the Aid of This Book You Can Give Your Patrons the Best Projection in Town. OUTSTANDING PACTS THEATRE ADVERTISING CONDENSED Let Epes W. Sargent, who durinf tha put (ouneen year* has examined and edited more theatre advertising than any other man in tha business, givs you in condensad form the benefits of his rich ezperienca in this highly speciaUxad fonn of sdTutb ing. CONTENTS ntrtductlMi XVI. DlttrlbirtMl Mitttr I. Th< P«ruiullty tf th< Thtatrt XVII. Nooltv AdortlMaul Tlw Lobby u aa Adv>rtlMm<nt XVIII. Hmim PrMnm fmmt mmt I. Advw-tltlni FtatiTH f«r tin Haaaa Ady»r1N«aK«ti V. Th« ImptrtaRM tf H>uia Tradt Marlu XIX. Cirt 'm Ho V. MiKic at aa AdvanlMMat XX. VI. Tabuliting InfvmatlM XXI. I. CatdilinM XXII. VIII. AdverlUIni as ttia Strata XXIII. IX. Lit«i«tn»lM and Blllbtardi XXIV. Dolni Pran Wtrli XXV. XI. Newasavw Advwtlilai XXVI. XII. Tyat aad Ty»aa«ttlaf XXVII. XIII. HalllaM atid Llae Outs XXVIil IV. Printini, raptr aad XXIX. Cati XXX. XV. Prtaarlai Advtrtli XXXI. lai Casy XXXII Msthadi of Dlitrlkntlat Farai Ltttn Str>»1 Advarllilaa Gittlni MitliiM BmlaaM Prln and Cantett ftalitaiai Prcniira and Cawaaa 8«lMMa Varleui S<hfni«« Advwiliinf BaaalaJ ftaaaaa Handlint 8>*tlali aad Sarlah Summar Advartltlaf Rainy Day Adnrtlalai Oaaalai a Homa OppaaitUn 1. It is a 974 page book. 2. It has 37S illustrations. 3. It gives full instructions on care and operation of Power, Simplex, Proctor, Blotiograph and Baird projectors. 4. It contains a full account of Mazda Lamp projection. 5. It describes the G. E. Sunlight, and Simplex high intensity arc lamps. 6. It treau fully on generators, insulation, grounds, lenses, light action, mercury arc rectifiers, motor generators, picture distortion, practical projection optics, the projec tion room, the screen, speed indicators, transformers, etc. It asks and answers 842 appropriate questions. It has a complete, fast working index. It is up-to-date and authentic. It is written by an author who knows what he's writing about, who writes in plain understandable English, and who is th» only projactian author who ha* already written and completely told oat three large previout editiont of a book on protection. Price, $2.00 Postpaid At Your Dealer or Direct from CHALMERS PUBLISHING COMPANY 516 Fifth Avenue, New York City