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Operating (Continued) Issue oO» Oct. 18, ’29 1
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“ “ June 27, 330 ao Discourage loiterers Sept. 19, oh : Discourage studio visitors vl oe 230 4
Foreign version films General
“Know Your Organiza tion” as iz ah 1,3, 5 “ “ “ 9,11 “ “ “ April 18, °30
“ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ May “ “ 4“ “ “ “a “ “ “
os “ Style Films Support Commercial Shorts Trade paper subscriptions Use of PUBLIX OPINION Jan. 3,°30
w eeches by Mr. K ay 120 67a Mr. Katz May 16, 949
i crt mia June 13,°30 "4-10
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Leased premises Nov. 28, 330 8
Legal May 23, "30 7
Lent Feb. 21, °30 1
Live fronts at off periods Nov, 28, ’30 3
Lobby merchandising Feb. 28, °30 1
Manpower Sept. 20, ’29 1
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April 11, 730 1
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No price cutting Mar. 28, °30 1
4“ rr 7 July 4, 130 1
One Hundred Per Cent Club Dec. 26, °30 3
Passes _ Dec. 6,729 1
“ Dec. 20, °29 1
+ Jan. 3,°30 1
ss April 25, ’30 1
Play shorts with long
features April 4, ’30 1 Relaying radio programs
from stage April 25, °30 7
Renew licenses promptly Nov. 28, ’30 3
Screen Advertising April 25, °30 1
3 ty May 2,°30 1
Sound Surveillance Oct. 25, '29 1
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Articles by Stoddard Jan. 17, °30
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a fs May 16, ’30 8 Quiz May 16, ’30 12
$2 May 23, °30 10 May 30, ’30 4 2 June 6, ’30 % « June 27, '30 8 bd July 4, °30 6 July 18, °30 2 Service staff schedules May 25, °29 6 Treatment of aged and infirm Oct. 25, '29 6 Training ushers May 2,’380 10
GENERAL
Accident & Fire prevention Air conditioning plant check Article by M. S. Hill
Candy Sales
Emergency P. A. system Feature Epilogue Feature Prologues
Heating equipment check
Keep spare machine parts on hand
Legal Angles
Maintenance of motors
Manpower Analysis ;
Merchandising & Operating
Quiz
Music—special stage band arrangements—available
Organ Maintenance Important
Return trailers
Scoring newsreels
Sensible economics
Stagecraft glossary
Standardized stage layout and lighting equipment
Theatre check
Ticket orders
Use care in cashing checks War picture presentation
plot Wring Operation Dry!
LIGHTING
Check voltages Comparison of color media General Graybar lamp lis? Hints
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Ordering lamps
Precepts
Relation of color and muscle
Date of Issue
July 4, °30 Nov. 22, ’29 July 18, °30 June 20, ’30
Dec. 13, °29
Oct. 4, ’29
Dec. 12, '30 Nov. 14, 739
June 6, °30 Aug. 29, '30
Mar, 28, ’30 Nov. 22, ’29 Nov. 22, ’29
May 39, ’50 April1, °50
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Cartoons General “
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New York Program Plots
Study audiences Watch details
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July 4, °30 Sept. 5, *30
SOUND & PROJECTION
Amplifiers
“Bad prints” not always bad
Batteries
“B Batteries
Brenkert effects available
Brenkert overture presentation
Carbons
Checking apparatus
Oct. il, ’°29 Feb. 21, °30 April1l, °30 Sept. 27, °29 May 16, °30
April 25, °30 Nov. 1, °29 June 22, ’29
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Cleaning fader oe it)
Cleaning fader contacts
Cleaning film Cleaning
transfer panel ie AE Cleanliness and lubrication
Clean screens
Cutting of subjects forbidden Daily horn inspections check
Daily sound “ “
Defective splices
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Defective tubes
Defects
Defects in reproduction
Dirty: film
Dirty socket contacts District Managers’ cheek
Don’t demount
Effects Effect slides ee “
Emergency trouble Equalizing volume
Exciting lamps
Finutter
Gain control as emergency
fader General
Grid leak trouble
Hearing tests
Horn pointing
Horm settings
Lenses—tests & maintenance [Maintain constant film
speed
Maintain spare parts steck
feter readings
Micropbonic tubes Minimize house noise Newsreel presentation Oily mechanism
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Ordering supplies Photo electric cells oe as “
Projection glossary oo ee
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Projection room mainten
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Recti&era Rehearsals
Replacement of equipment Ropreducer drift Requisitions for supplies Returning equipment Reverberation
Service & Inspection reports
Service requests
Sound Distribution Ty “
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Sound Projection Defects
and causes Sound Quiz oe “ce “ee “ a a“ iy “oe 4“ “se ae “
Spare parts cabine?
Testing tubes
Trouble in sound projection Types of film damage
Volume control
Watch dise system in cold
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Watch springs in 211 E tubea Weekly Projection Room
Reports “ec “ce
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Date of Issue
Jan. 10, 30 Jan. 17, ’30 May 25, °29 Nov. 8, ’29
May 25, ’29 April 4, 30 Jan. 31, ’30 Oct. 4, 29
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Nov. 8, ’29 April11, ’30 April 18, ’30 April 25, °30 May 2,°30
Aug. 29, °30 June 20, ’30 May 2,30 May 9,730 May 23, °30
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