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Gallery
SUN-DAY AT THE FAIR
'TWAS A NICE BRIGHT DAY at the Fair,
so our sun-worshiping lensmen found a lofty perch and started
shooting film. Here's what they came up with in the Industrial
Area (from top left): Better Living Center, Pepsi-Cola's Walt
Disney fantasy, Eastman Kodak's world's largest outdoor foto colorprints
and, edging into the International Area, American-Israel's wood-paneled
pavilion and a Swiss Sky Ride terminus. And don't forget the Brass
Rail "marshmallows."
Source: News
Colorfoto by Edmund Peters and Richard Lewis, New York Sunday
News, August 23, 1964
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Kodak Pavilion is the colorful feature of this
shot from the towers of the NY State Pavilion
Source: Online
Auction
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Workmen replace the giant photographs on Kodak's
Picture Tower.
Source: Gary
Holmes Collection
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Interesting view of the Kodak Pavilion
Source: Online
Auction
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Lunar landscape roofs the Eastman
Kodak Pavilion. Spires, mounds, and
craters of an imaginary moonland create odd angles and shadows
to challenge the visiting cameraman's artistry. World's largest
outdoor color photographs -- 30 by 36 feet -- ring the tower.
Source: EKTACHROME by James
P. Blair © National Geographic Society, Volume 127
No. 4, April 1965
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THE KODAK PAVILION -- At The
World's Fair, N.Y.C. On
display is a world famous collection of color photos, all the
latest photographic improvements, a Picture Tower with 30 by
36 ft. illuminated color prints and for camera fans, a picture
taking area 30 feet above the Fair.
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Source: An Unofficial
Reproduction from original photographs. For Sale outside of Fair
Grounds.
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© COLOURPICTURE
PUBLISHERS.
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EASTMAN KODAK PAVILION
Two theaters and 15 exhibit sections
demonstrate the history and techniques of photography and offer
back drops for camera buffs. The world's largest color photography
prints are visible from almost any point of the World's Fair at
Flushing Meadows, N. Y.
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Source: An Unofficial
Postcard.
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© PROGRESSIVE
PUBLICATIONS, INC., 244 W. 49TH ST., N.Y. 19, N.Y.
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Industrial Area aerial view features the Kodak
Pavilion in the foreground.
Source: Eastman Kodak Graphic
Arts Brochure
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Source: Pamphlet,
What's NEWS at Kodak ... Invitation to Share Owners
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VISIT THE KODAK PAVILION AND
THE WORLD'S FAIR IN '65...
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| Sad-faced clown Emmett Kelly,
Jr., cavorts around the Kodak Pavilion at the World's Fair -
much to the delight of children and their picturetaking parents.
Above, he wins a smile from young Harriet Staley, one of more
than 27,000 Kodak share owners and their families who have visited
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When the New York World's Fair opens for its second season
on April 21, 1965, the staff of the freshly-redecorated Kodak
Pavilion will be ready to greet the millions of visitors expected
during the final six-month period.
The Kodak Pavilion, one of the ten largest at the Fair, will
have several revised displays with added audience participation.
The pavilion's bright picture tower again will serve as one of
the Fair's landmarks -- with its changing series of huge color
prints of scenes from all over the world.
For the convenience of Kodak share owners, a special showing
of "The Searching Eye," the unusual multi-image motion
picture that is a highlight of the Kodak exhibit, has been scheduled
again this year each Monday and Friday morning at 9:15 a.m. Since
the Pavilion will not be open to the general public until 10
a.m., you will be able to avoid waiting in line.
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KODAK
WORLD'S FAIR FLASH CAMERA
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| The Fair is full of fun --
and here's the smart, sturdy souvenir camera specially designed
by Kodak to capture it all in pictures. New, compact and easy
to use, the Kodak World's Fair Flash Camera takes color slides,
color snapshots and black-and-white - indoors and out. No need
to focus. No need to set lens opening. Just aim and shoot! built-in
flash holder. And the box is a beautiful souvenir in itself!
Less than $8. |
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