Moving Picture Age (1920) . esident; J. B. Ferber, vice-president to supervise finance:Frederick J. Ireland, vice-president to supervise productions ; SamuelSpitzer, secretary; and Samuel W. Farhney, treasurer. In speaking of the new corporation, Mr. Cropper, said: Reelcraft has taken over all the releases, stars, studios atChicago, Long Beach and Hollywood, and business of the Bulls EyeFilm Company, the Emerald Motion Picture Company of Chicago :the exchanges and business of the Bee-Hive Film Exchanges ofChicago, Milwaukee and Indianapolis, and the Interstate Films ofNew York. There is an eve
Moving Picture Age (1920) . esident; J. B. Ferber, vice-president to supervise finance:Frederick J. Ireland, vice-president to supervise productions ; SamuelSpitzer, secretary; and Samuel W. Farhney, treasurer. In speaking of the new corporation, Mr. Cropper, said: Reelcraft has taken over all the releases, stars, studios atChicago, Long Beach and Hollywood, and business of the Bulls EyeFilm Company, the Emerald Motion Picture Company of Chicago :the exchanges and business of the Bee-Hive Film Exchanges ofChicago, Milwaukee and Indianapolis, and the Interstate Films ofNew York. There is an ever increasing demand for short subject who have specialized in one and two reel pictures havenearly all gone in for five and six reel productions, until there is anactual shortage for the exhibitors who must have the short subjectsto round their programs. It is to satisfy and fulfill this demand thatwe have incorporated Reelcraft to be a national producer and dis-tributor. April, 1920 MOVING PICTURE AGE 37. The DeBrie Camera The De Brie moving picture camera andoutfit is being distributed by G. Gennert,24 East Thirteenth street, New York representative of Moving Picture Agehas examined this camera and it may besafely stated that it ranks with the leadingcameras in the quality of its constructionand its method of manipulation. The caseis of seasoned teakwood,beautifully polished, re-inforced throughout withmetal and all hinges ofdoors and camera frontare of the piano hingetype. The outside di-mensions are 5%x7j^x103^ inches. This smallbox contains the com-plete mechanism includ-ing the magazines, and, weighs only 13 pounds. The camera front opens in two ways by means of knurledfinger buttons, one above and one below the lens. The one belowthe lens releases the wood casing which opens upward, givingaccess to the lens and shutter compartment. Closing this casingand turning the upper finger button, the lens and shutter are takenaway with it, disclosing a me
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