Visual Education (Jan-Dec 1921)
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The Film Field
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San Francisco, Calif 985 Market St
Seattle, Wash 211S 3d A-v.
St. Louis, Mo 3210 Locust St.
Spokane, Wash 12 S. Washington St
Washington, D. C. 601 F St.. N. W.
PRIZMA
Baltimore, Md. Federated Film Exchange,
412 East Baltimore St. Boston, Mass. Motion Pictures Distributing
Corp., 214 Eliot St. Chicago, 111. Celebrated Players Film Corp.,
207 South Wabash Av. Cincinnati, Ohio. Standard Film Service Co.,
Film Bldg., Seventh and Main Sts. Cleveland, Ohio. Standard Film Service Co.,
Sloan Bldg. Dallas, Tex. Specialty Film Co.,
107 South St. Paul St. Denver, Colo. Supreme Photoplays Co.,
1446 Welton St. Detroit, Mich. Standard Film Service Co.,
Film Bldg., Elizabeth St. Kansas City, Mo. Standard Film Corp.,
12 East 17th St. Milwaukee, Wis. Mid-West pistributing Co.,
Toy Bldg. New Orleans, La. Creole Enterprises,
1401 Tulane Ave. New York, N. Y. Commonwealth Film Corp.,
729 Seventh Av. Philadelphia, Pa. Masterpiece Film Attractions, 1329 Vine St. San Francisco, Calif. Co-operative Film Exchange, 107 Golden Gate Av. St. Louis, Mo. Skouras Brothers Enterprises,
UNIVERSAL FILM EXCHANGES
Albany, N. Y. 657 Broadway
Atlanta, Ga. Consolidated Film & Supply Co.
Ill Walton St. Baltimore, Md. 420 E. Lexington St.
Boston, Mass. American Feature Film Co.
60 Church St.
"WHY" CHANGE MOTION PICTURE STANDARDS?
(Concluded from page 12) mechanical ability, known to be competent and fully instructed as to the usage and handling of films should be recommended by school, city or county officials.
The State of Pennsylvania will hold special examinations for applicants to operate various types of fire proof standard projection machines for nontheatrical purposes. Every state should adopt this plan and thus make the laws consistent with the present need and apparatus in use. Such a course will provide trustworthy, economical, and efficient operators.
ACTIVE CO-OPERATION NEEDED
In conclusion I can only say that
257 Franklin St.
23 S. Montana St.
707 Dryden St.
307 W. Trade St.
831 S. Wabash Ave.
Broadway and Pioneer Sts.
21st St. and Payne Ave.
Consol. Film & Supply Co.
1422 Welton St.
918 Locust St.
63 E. Elizabeth St.
Buffalo, N. Y. Butte, Mont. Charleston, W. Va Charlotte, N. C. Chicago, 111. Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio. Dallas, Texas.
1900 Commerce St Denver, Colo. Des Moines, Iowa. Detroit, Mich.
110 E. Franklin St El Paso, Texas. Consol. Film & Supply Co. Ft. Smith, Ark. 709 Rogers Ave.
Indianapolis, Ind. 113 W. Georgia St.
Jacksonville, Fla, Consol. Film & Supply Co.
1015% W. Bay St. Kansas City, Mo. Main and 17th Sts.
Los Angeles, Cal. 822 S. Olive St.
Memphis, Tenn. Consol. Film & Supply Co.
226 Union Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. 174 Second St.
Minneapolis, Minn. 21-25 Third St.
New Haven, Conn. Big U Film Exchange.
126 Meadow St. Xew Orleans, La. Consol. Film & Supply Co.
914 Gravier St. Xew York, X. Y. Big U Film Exchange.
1600 Broadway. Oklahoma City, Okla. 312 W. California St. Omaha, Xeb. 1304 Farnum St.
Philadelphia, Pa. Interstate Films, Inc.
1304 Vine St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1018 Forbes St
Portland, Me. American Feature Film Co.
85 Market St. Portland, Ore. 405 Davis St.
St. Louis, Mo. 2116 Locust St.
Salt Lake City, Utah. 56 Exchange PL
San Francisco, Cal. 221 Golden Gate Ave. Seattle, Wash. 215 Virginia St.
Sioux Falls, S. D. Colonial Theatre, Bldg.
Spokane, Wash. 10 South Barnard St.
Washington, D. . C. Wash. Film Exchange.
307 9th St., X. W.
standard size film and machine should be adopted as based on the preceding survey. It remains with educators, societies for visual education, directors of university state distributing centers, representatives of the Federal Government and others interested in promoting visual education to assist in spreading and giving the proper information and take active steps toward adopting and putting into effect such principles and practices.
Mass interest, experiments, and rapid progress indicate the possibility and popularity of the film. Proper organization, correct principles, active work, and uniformity in adopting standards and conducting visual work are urgently needed to set a foundation on which may be built a visual service consistent with its great opportunity*.
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