Boxoffice-Febuary.14.1948

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THATX)aram| Gold ^Medal proof FROM THE PAYING PUBLIC ING CROSBY, winner of Photoplay's Gold Medal as America's Most Popular Male Star. i GIVE GENEROUSLY FOR AMERICAN BROTHERHOOD WEEK Paramount Cheers To The Stars :^y ALAN LADD, o the 5 Most Pel Actors in Photof Gallup Poll. JOAN CAULFIELD more fa- appearing in vorite pictures than any other star. I
I p- A X L^ IS THE JFORLD'S LEADING PRODUCER OF j I POPULAR SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT-WITH More Winning Pictures Than Any Other Company In Photoplay's Gallup Poll This is the judgment of the whole public— 2i judgment far more conclusive than any other Ten Best Lists as Paramount scores 3 of Tfie dear's 10 Most Popular Pictures . . . "We/come Stranger/' ''Dear Ruth," ''Blue Skies" Ivote j And this is confirmation by millions of the unanimous exhibitor- that Paramount produced more Top Grossing Pictures during the past year than any other company — a fact repeated in the industry's 4 leading polls in Motion Picture Herald's "Fame"— in <strong>Boxoffice</strong> Barometer— in Variety's annual survey— and in Showmen's Trade Review poll. Paramount's wide-margin leadership is acclaimed by both (groups that count . . . the public who buy tickets and the showmen who sell tickets — and Paramo""*" Will Lead Again in '48 with Hits Like "THE EMPEROR WALTZ"'"ROAD TO RIO" -"DREAM GIRL"'"THE BIG CLOCK" Hal Wallis' "/ JVALK ALONE" - "WHISPERING SMITH" • "THE PALEFACE" "NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES" • "SAIGON" • "THE SAINTED SISTERS" "THE LONG GREY LINE" -"SEALED VERDICT"
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Page 9 and 10: Abram F. Myers Col. Robert Barton W
Page 11 and 12: : February TOA-ASCAP AGREEMENT WINS
Page 13: Change and movement have always bee
Page 17 and 18: IS me bcore 89 To Against You? Did
Page 19 and 20: I 5 BUSY CONFERENCES AT EXCHANGES I
Page 21 and 22: Encounter. • • 4leffiant love..
Page 23 and 24: heads FILIHROWS OF AMERICA (Continu
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Page 31 and 32: Vogue, v.uiv
Page 33 and 34: A THOUGHT OR TWO FROM HYGIENIC CORN
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Page 41 and 42: I Patrons, Sponsors, Utter Approval
Page 43 and 44: Windsor in Baltimore Sues for $600,
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Antibidding Lineup Splits in Twin C
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New Twin City Firm Names Bill Sears
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Administration Shiit By Michigan Al
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| Delroil Fox Lines Up D E T R O I
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'. February Cornbread Matinee Keeps
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were offered a diversified program
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE APPROVES BILL ALL
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Theatres in Britain Losing Patronag
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: February Wometco Sues Union, Enjo
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Galaxy of Top Talent Performs for V
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: February now odeon Loses Two Calg
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BOXOFFICE BAROMETER • EXHIBITOR H
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I CHECK RUNNING TIME WITH LOCAL EXC
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Opinions on Currenf Productions; Ex
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Opinions on Current Productions; Ex
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