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Ideally Sealed .
Strong-man Gets Great Shake
l. to R. — William Cedris, Ideal Seating Company, Joe Hornstein, New Ycrk, and Ray Colvin, TEDPA Secretary, hear a good one on covering seats with customers. Hornstein was pitching (or was he betting?).
L. to R. — A. A. Ward, Vice President of Altec — Lansing; E. W. Foster, Foster Seat ng Company, M nneapolis, Minnesota; Ben Hopkins, Cer-Bar, Inc., Indianapol.s, Indiana, Icok on while H. S. Morris, Eastern Sales Manager of A, tec, exp.ains the featuies of the company's new giant speaker setup.
STR Council Member Attends . . .
Jules Wolfe, (left) purchasing agent and su-erviso of theatre engineering, maintenance and construct n, Famous Players Canadian Corp. and member ol STR's Advisory Council iourrteyed to Chicago from Canada to lock over the new equ.pment. Arthur E. Meyer, (right) sales manager, Internat'onal Projector Corp. was a busy attendee of the Chicago meet.
L. to R. — Car, N. Wiber, Weber Machine Company, Rrchester, New York; H. J. Ringold, Progressive Reeltone Company, Grand Rap'ds, M'chigan; Harold E. Brown, Strong E'ectric Corp., Toledo, Ohio, and Harold Wendt, Wendt Advertising Agency, Toledo, Ohio. Lensman caught Strong-man Brown greeting Syncrofilm Weber with Ringold and Wendt refereeing.
L. to R. — Lou Waite;s, Cine-Supply Cmpany, St. Louis, Mssourr E. R. Ceib, Nat onal Carbon Company; Dave Dewey, Chicago Theatre Supply, and Dave Joy, Sales Manager, National Carbcn Company. (Wilters wasn't talking about the weather!)
L. to R. — L. M. Watke, Projection Equipment and Maintenance Company, Adolpb
M W.'ithe ma, Rjd ant Scitcns, ana I. i. Me.t,ur. Acj Liecr.c Manj acturmg Company, discuss screens that maintain that two wav stretch in any weather and Ace reel alarms that make project onists hop to it on the double.
L. to R. — W. D. Hausler, Vice President of Century Projector Company; J. B. Erskine, Dixie Theatre Supply Company, Char otte, North Caro'ina; Art Morrone. Superior Motion Picture Supply, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvan a, and L. W. Davee, Sales Manager, Century Projector Company, talk over the new features of Century's postwar projector.
L. to R. — Fred J. Wenzel, President of Wenzel Projector Company, Arthur E. Trotzig, American Theatie Suppiy, Sioux Falls, S. DdKora, and c. f. He.Oer, Herber Bros., Dallas, Texas. The Wenzel exhibit attracted much attention in the Edgewater Beach Ballroom in which the convention was held.