Reel Life (Sep 1914 - Mar 1915)

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REEL LIFE Twenty-seven ERKER'S NEW CATALOG is ReadyAsk for No. 40 Everything for the motion picture theatre Erker Bros. Optical Co. 608 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. COMPENSARC That's the device that saves Moving Picture men two-thirds on their electric light bills, and yet gives better light. Did you see our ad last week? Well, don't look it up. Just write for our BOOKLET 5027 Fort Wayne Electric Works of General Electric Co., 1703 Broadway FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 733 Re-enforced Muslin Reel Bands SOMETHING NEW Ask for Prices REEL BAND CO. 1103 Race Street Philadelphia, Pa. MAKE YOUR LOBBY DISPLAY ATTRACTIVE There la nothing more fascinating to the public than a bright brass frame to display your photos or posters. We make Lobby and Theatre Fixtures and Brass Rails of every description. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS. Write for Catalog. Established 1882 THE NEWMAN MFG. CO. CINCINNATI 717 Sycamore St NEW YORK 101 4th Ave. CHICAGO 108 W. Lake St. News of the Trade ONE of the recent installations of the Fotoplayer, the wonderful musical instrument manufactured by the American Photoplayer Co., 62 West Forty-fifth Street, New York City, is in the Crescent Theatre, Greenwood South Carolina. This is a five and ten cent house, seating over five hundred people. M. G. Sheppard is the manager. Since the installation of the Fotoplayer the Crescent has been playing to capacity houses, showing that good music as well as good pictures are a big asset for every exhibitor. The demand for Power's projection machines has been especially lively recently and installations have been made in many houses, both newly opened and long established, as well as in many other places. Among this number are : The Boston Opera House, Boston, Mass., two Power's Cameragraph No. 6A ; Globe Theatre, Montgomery & Stone production of Chin-Chin, musical comedy, New York City, one Power's Cameragraph No. 6A; Y. M. C. A. of Bristol, R. I., one Power's Cameragraph No. 6A; The Central Museum of Brooklyn, N. Y., one Power's Cameragraph ; The New York American, New York City, one Power's Cameragraph ; the Santa Fe Railroad, Los Angeles, Calif., Safety Department, one Power's Cameragraph No. 6A and the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, Safety Department, New York City, one Power's Cameragraph No. 6A. Lobby display banners have become exceedingly popular on account of the growing demand for the feature film. These banners are made up with the names of the features already printed on them. Probably one of the largest manufacturers of this class of goods is the Hennegan & Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. They carry large stock on hand and make shipments on short notice. Still another motion picture screen has been put on the market, known as the Moon Screen. There are many advantages claimed by this screen over other makes and the manufacturers, the International Moon Screen Co., Inc., of 387 Grand street, New York City, report considerable business throughout the country. The screen is made in two different grades at suitable prices. The Precision Machine Co., manufacturers of the Simplex Projector, report that business is exceedingly brisk. Many sales are being made all over the country. It is claimed that their Type "S" Arc Lamp is a big improvement on anything yet produced. Many new features are claimed for the new arc lamp and a circular with full descriptions will be mailed on request. MOON Cushman Lighting Plants GET THE CROWD Cushman throttling governed engines give steady voltage. It's cheaper to make your "juice" than to buy it. You get a good light at arc, which makes clear, bright pictures. Extremely light in weight. 4 H. P. complete plant weighs only 575 lbs. Not the cheapest, but cheapest in the long run. Get information describing exclusive features. It's free. CUSHMAN MOTOR WORKS, 940 N. 21st St., Lincoln, Nebr. It will make your Theatre once more a brilliant center of attraction! The "MOON SCREEN" produces a highly artistic lighting effect and cuts the cost of lighting in half. Prices have been reduced to a point where they bring the "MOON SCREEN" easily within the reach of all. Best Quality, 50c. per sq. ft. "Write To-day for Small Sample. Agents Wanted Everywhere The International Moon Screen Co. (Inc.) 387 Grand Street, New York ^ SAME AS MONEY ^ MINT REGULATIONS GOVERN OUR OUTPUT [ArcusTicketCoI I 633PLYM0UTt1CT.<:t1ICAG0f 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL THE GOLD KING FIBRE SCREEN Gold King, Pat. Dec. 23, 1913 Mr. Exhibitor if you will deposit the price of a GOLD KING SCREEN in your Bank to my credit subject to a ten days' free trial, I will ship you Screen and at the end of ten days if not satisfied, return Screen and take down deposit. 30c per sq. foot, no seams, satisfaction guaranteed. S. H. JONES, Alius, Okla. PHOTOPLAYWRIGHTS Have you failed to dispose of your scripts? We will typewrite, correct and revise and place your scenario on the market for $1.00. Stories put in scenario form, $1.25. Scenarios criticized, 50c, including plot and technique. Send for circular. REX LITERARY BUREAU 57 STOCKTON ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y.