BRITISH, FILMS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18904, 20 January 1927, Page 10

BRITISH, FILMS.

■A SAFE INVESTMENT.'

• AN/UNBIASED OPINION. To further convince the investors that the . British Film Service, Ltd. shares are a sound, solid investment, Mr Vincent Beebe, the well-known picture exhibitor, was invited to peruse our contracts and to go into the matter .fully. Here is"his report: Hereford street. To the Managing Director, The British Film Service, Ltd., ' > 24 Manchester street, Christchurch. . Dear Sir,—ln reference to my investigation regarding the prospects for your Company, the British. Film Service,- Ltd., I am quite satisfied from what I- have seen that the' Company cannot help but pay big dividends. To my the. shares in the , British Film Service, Ltd., are a gilt-edged proposition. , The Company has a wonderful opportunity, for almost overy exhibitor is eager to hook British pictures. • I am also satisfied that the capital of the Company is quite big enough to operate with. The veudors agreeing to take shares for the cash consideration,' and agreeing that' the shares not to be dividend bearing until the estimated dividend of 25 per cent, is reached, should be a deciding factor in closing your share issue very quickly. In conclusion, I have not the slightest hesitation in stating I consider shares in the British Film Service, Ltd., one of the finest investments.ever offered to the public.— Yours faithfully, VINCENT M. BEEBE, Company Manager, Christchurch. .

Further comment is unnecessary when a man of Mr Beebe's experience in the picture business says shares in the British Film Service, Ltd., are a gilt-edged proposition—what more can he said. All intending investors are invited to call at the Company's office, 24 Manchester street, as soon as possible,, for the share list in all centres is now filling rapidly.. __6