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Complete Catalogue 8Mm Kodascope Library of Motion Pictures COMPLETE /I CATALOGUE mm *KODASCOPE' LIBRARY OF MOTION PICTURES AVAILABLE FOR HIRE FROM THE 'KODASCOPE' LIBRARY KODAK LIMITED • KINGSWAY LONDON W.C.2 ALL "KODASCOPE" LIBRARY FILMS ARE PRINTED ON KODAK SAFETY FILM AND ARE PERFECTLY SAFE FOR HOME PROJECTION WITH A "KODA- SCOPE". ALL HAVE AN AVERAGE SHOWING TIME OF FROM 10 TO 15 MINUTES PER REEL. FOR YOUR ESPECIAL ATTENTION Too much stress cannot be laid on the importance of returning films within the period for which they are hired. When films are retained by borrowers beyond the date they are due for return, other Library Members have to be dis- appointed. When you hire films, therefore, please return them to the Library on the day they are due. You would be disappointed if the films you booked were delayed—do not disappoint others by failing to return those you hire in good time. Scanned from the collection of Dino Everett Coordinated by the Media History Digital Library www.mediahistoryproject.org Funded by a donation from David Pierce Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from IVIedia History Digital Library http://www.archive.org/details/completecataloguOOkoda HOW TO JOIN AND USE THE 'KODASCOPE' LIBRARY The "Kodascope" Library provides lilm hire facilities to registered members only, and you can become a registered member simply by iilling in the card* entitled "Application for 'Kodascope' Library Service," and returning it to the Library. Once you are a member you can hire any of the hundreds of films described in the following pages, at the rates and terms outlined below. You can hire "Kodascope" Library Films direct from the Library at Kodak House, Kingsway, London, where all films in this catalogue are available. There are other Libraries holding selec- tions of popular films in the Kodak Branches in Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Dublin and Newcastle-on-Tyne. Some Cine Kodak dealers hold selections of films. Catalogues of films available from j-our nearest Branch Library holding "Kodascope" Library Films will be sent to you gladly on request. EXHIBITING KODASCOPE" LIBRARY FILMS "KODASCOPE" LIBRARY FILMS ARE HIRED FOR PRIVATE EXHIBITION ONLY. AND NOT FOR EXHIBITION FOR PAYMENT. Kodak Ltd. are not Renters within the meaning of the Cinemato- graph Acts, and it is therefore prohibited for "Kodascope" Library Films to be shown to the public. HOW TO ORDER FILMS Write or telephone (preferably write) to one or other of the Libraries as far in advance as possible. This applies especially during the months of November to February inclusive. * Obtainable on request from your Cine-'Kodak' Dealer or from Kodak Ltd. — Please give the following details always : 1. Size of films required, /.e. I 6 mm. or 8 mm. 2. The catalogue number of each film required. 3. The date on which the films are required. 4. The period over which you wish to retain them. In order to avoid disappointment to other Library' members waiting for your films always state the exact period over which you wish to retain the films and return them on the date due. Note, too, that charges for dates over which films are retained without advance booking are higher than for clays booked in advance. If yo\i are only able to give short notice, then please give two alternative film numbers in case the films that you want are already booked to another Library member. If the films you order are not available we will send films of similar subject matter unless specially instructed not to do so. Orders for Library Films wanted for week-end showing should be received by the "Kodascope" Library not later than the first post on Thursday. Time permitting, }-our orders will be acknowledged. You will realise that we cannot guarantee to send the films you order, as unauthorised retention or severe damage by other hirers may make their despatch impossible. Every effort will, however, be made to send them. HOW TO PAY FOR FILM HIRE When films are booked through the "Kodascope" Library, London, or any of the Branch Libraries, an invoice is sent as soon as possible after the return of the films. Accounts are payable monthly, otherwise service will cea.se. , Payment is made to the "Kodascope" Library. When films are booked through your Cine-Kodak dealer, the Dealer will submit the invoice, and payment should be made to him. Saturday and Sunday will count as one day. Public holidays of three consecutive days will be charged as two daj^s. Easter (Good Friday to Easter Monday inclusive) will be charged as three days. Hire charges include postage from the Library to your address : films must be returned post or carriage paid. You are earnestly requested not to retain films beyond the period for which they are booked. Hire is charged for each day films are held, whether you use them or not. Hire Charges. Whether j^ou obtain film from the "Koda- scope" Library, London, or one of the Branch Libraries, or through — —. a Cine-Kodak Dealer, e\"ery tilm is charged at a tixed price per reel irrespective of subject, viz. : For the first day of hire 1/6 per reel For each subsequent day booked at the time of ordering .. .. 9d. per reel For each subsequent day films are retained without advance booking I 6 per reel Wh^ji,,a^XvUliiGJiXQaltti»^-are cancelled at short notice a nominal fel of 1/- is charged. Contract Hire Charges. If ^vill hire a quantit 1ms over [eriod of TWELVE MONT ;i can enter inW a ontract" Ih the Library for the su^p. rates, as lows :— ^^ 'ith an advance paymjrfft ofi|St3 10 For first day aThire*' f % For each ii^bsequent day book time of ordering . ^ e&4h si;a)sequent day filrfjsa ; For ; withQut booking ^ . > . 1th an advance payment of tCS^O : s For first day of hi lie "* I ^ For each subseqiiep^day booked a I timeof orc^<?Ptnp For each si$b$ecf&ent day films ai withofHt booking 1 16 per reel Finis canni^ be supplied at ^q^uawtity rates until the advance payiment has been made. Films liired at quantity rates will be sentlpost paid to your addrBsj?'' and should be returned post or ' ' carrilge paid. You are e amestJl;^- r;^qii£flS^3,.flnfc»^"^ ' ^^ beyorrfl"ttt^pCrrW*r(5f winch Hiey are booked. Hire is charged for each day films are held, whether you use them or not. Please note that charges for dates over which films are retained without advance -booking are liigher than for days booked in advance. Hire Periods Hire is cliarged for each day on which films are held by you, 'ivhethcr you use them or not. It will enable the librarian to avoid disappointing other Library members waiting for your films if he receives the reels on the day they are due. You are particularly urged to return films on the date agreed to without delay. Only if all members do this without fail can the librarj^ system run smoothly. You can imagine the disappointment at a children's party or at any other time, when hlms ordered do not arrive owing to a previous hirer failing to return them to the Library. Please, therefore, always make a point of sending films back in good time. This not only ensures that other members will get the films they want when they want them, but will keep your account at a minimum. (See paragraph on returning films.) Returning Films W'licn returning films, please use the label that accompanies them. Members are requested to fill up the spaces on this label, showing the dates on which the films were returned. These dates are used in calculating hire charges. Careful attention to this important detail will avoid possible misunderstanding. Always return your films to the place from which }-ou received them. Films booked through a Cine-Kodak Dealer who does not hold stocks will be sent to you from the "Kodascope" Library, and should be returned direct to the Librar}'. The "Kodascope" Library in London cannot undertake to collect or deliver library films by the van serxice of Kodak Ltd. in the London area. Films Collected and Returned Other than by Post Hire will be charged for the day of collection but not for the day of return if films are returned before twelve noon. Films for Saturda}- and Sunday, however, may be collected on Frida}' after- noons (Frida}- will not be charged for). If returned by hand, films must be returned on Mondays. Always use the return label sent you ivith the films. Damaged Films Minor repairs to film, such as breaks, cleaning, etc., will be made without charge. Serious damage to perforations or to the surface of films whilst in your possession will be charged to you at the current prices for the work involved. You are asked not to rewind films after use, in order that the Librarians may, during rewinding, make certain that films are in good condition for re-issue. General Conditions of Hire "Kodascope" Library Films are hired subject to the general conditions of sale of Kodak Limited. Copyright in all "Kodascope" Library films is reserved and films must not be copied, duplicated or altered in any way. SECTIONS AND CLASSES OF "KODASCOPE" LIBRARY FILMS SECTION I. DOCUMENTARY. pages 6 to 39 (a) Travel and Geographical. 6 to 17 (c) Industrial. , 1 8 to 22 (d) Popular Science. , 23 to 25 (e) Agriculture and Fishery. , 26 to 28 (f) Nature Films. , 29 to 33 (g) Sports. 34 (h) Hunting and Fishing, 35 (i) History, 36 (k) Miscellaneous. „ 37 to 39 SECTION 2.
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