Parlor Movie Screen (Mar, 1947)
Movie screen in the parlor need no longer be a problem with this new device known as the Pict-O-Screen. Concealed within the frame of a lithograph print, it can be pulled into place with a cord whenever your projector is ready. When the show is over, just tug the cord again and the screen disappears. It’s made by Radiant Mfg. Co., Chicago.
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Yes! I’ve wanted one of these for a while. I wonder if SkyMall has them…
Hi neighbors. Lets all go look at Picture Picture.
That would be nifty for use with a ceiling-mounted projection TV. Especially if it were motorized. Turn the TV off, up goes the screen, and you’ve just got a pretty painting on the wall.
Richard…
Here’s a wall mounted TV.
A few more inches into the wall would have made it flush
and concealable with a movable picture.
http://dailydiy.com/200…
See the 2nd and 3rd picture.
(Unless you WANT to see a pipe legged coffee table.)