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DP70s in Utah (UT)

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Written by: Thomas Hauerslev

Date: 04.07.2009

Lehigh	Westates Thanksgiving Point 8
	One DP70 (1642), . Machine to James Bond, Chicago, and later to Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Worcester (MA)
Salt Lake City	Villa Theatre (*»)
	One DP70 (672 or 1079) with base no 4272. Closed. 3-strip Cinerama. 1300 seats. Image by Mark Guldbrandsen
Salt Lake City	Cotton Wood Mall
	One DP70 with base no 4275. Cinema closed. Machine removed to a storage building in Pocatello, Idaho
Salt Lake City	Mark Guldbrandsen (private)
	One DP70 (2044) from the Seattle Cinerama Theatre. Base number is 6630 One interesting feature on my machine is that the 70mm gate has been retrofitted with a Century 70mm curved gate runner and is set up for using "Cinefocus". The Century Cinefocus system applied just slightly positive air pressure to the film from an outboard blower to keep it from rapidly fluttering when the heat from large arc lamps would hit the film. Mark Guldbrandsen.
Salt Lake City	CLACO Equipment And Service, In storage
	27 DP70 (607, 719, 741, 742, 807, 856, 890, 891, 938, 942, 944, 953, 954, 967, 1330, 1337, 1378, 1639, 1665, 1953, 1954, 2220, 2234, 2418, 2474, 2484) bought from International Cinema Equipment Company/ Steven Krams/ Florida spring 2003.
	Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen.
	Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen. Click the image to see enlargement
	Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen. Click the image to see enlargement
	Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen.
	DP70 Lens Bushings. Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen.
	Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen.
	Picture by Mark Guldbrandsen.

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