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1 I I JOIN THE GALA-THEATRE-CELEBRITY PARTIES! IRAM :V--' ALBANY—WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Delaware Theatre, 290 Delaware Avenue ATLANTA-WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Garden Hills Theatre, 2827 Peachtree Road BOSTON—MON. 6/7—8 P.M. iflFIn* Arts Theatre, Massachusetts Ave. and Norway St. BUFFALO—THUR. 6/10—8 P.M. Midtown Theatre, 647 Main Street CHARLOTTE—MON. 6/7—8 P.M. Manor Theatre, 607 Providence Road CHICAGO—THUR. 6/10—8s30 P.M. Vogue Theatre, 3810 North Broadway \ / ;^ ;^^^^.^/^'^^^^^^^..^ IRVING BERLIN ^>' CINCINNATI—MON. 6/7—8il5 P.M. Ridge Theatre, 6042 Montgomery Road CLEVELAND—TUES. 6/8—8 P.M. Atlor Theotre, 8405 Hough Avenue DALLAS—MON. 6/7—8 P.M. Detman Theatre, Lemon Ave. and Hackberry SI. DENVER—WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Jewel Theotre, 1912 Sooth Broadway DES MOINES—WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Uptown Theatre, 4115 University DETROIT—MON. 6/7—8:15 P.M. Midtown Theatre, 711 West Canfleld INDIANAPOLIS—WED. 6/9—8:30 P.M. Cinema Theatre, 213 East 16th Street KANSAS CITY—TUES. 6/8—8 P.M. Vogue Theatre, 3444 Broadway LOS ANGELES—MON. 6/7—8:30 P.M. Four Star Theatre, 5112 Wilshire Boulevard MEMPHIS—MON. 6/7—8 P.M. Hollywood Theatre, 2469 Chelsea Avenue MILWAUKEE—TUES. 6/8—8 P.M. Tosa Theatre, 6823 West North Avenue MINNEAPOLIS—WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Granada Theatre, 3022 Hennepin Avenue NEW HAVEN—WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Westville Theatre, 892 Whalley Avenue NEW ORLEANS—THUR. 6/10—8:15 P.M. Cortex Theatre, 201 South Cortex Street (NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY—MON. 5/17—8:30 P.M. Loew's State Theatre, 1 540 Broadway OKLAHOMA CITY—MON. 6/7—8 P.M. Plaxa Theatre, 1725 Northwest t6th JUDYJHHJ^ FRED / II OMAHA—WED. 6/9—8 P.M. Dundee Theatre, 4952 Dodge Street PHILADELPHIA—WED. 6/9—1 1 A.M. M-G-M Screen Room, 1233 Summer Street PinSBURGH—MON. 6/7—8i30 P.M. Shadyslde Theatre, 5518 Walnut Street PORTLAND—TUES. 6/8—8 P.M. Esquire Theatre, 838 Northwest 23rd Street ST. LOUIS—TUES. 6/8—8 P.M. Apollo Theatre, 323 De Baliviere SALT LAKE CITY—MON. 6/7—8:30 P.M. Southeast Theatre, 2121 South Eleventh East SAN FRANCISCO—MON. 6/7—8 P.M. Guild Theatre, 1069 Market Street SEAHLE—WED. 6/9-8:30 P.M. Neptune Theatre, 1307 East 45th Street WASHINGTON-MON. 6/7—8:30 P.M. lotional ArchWet AwdHorlum, 8th St. and P«nn Ave., N.W. •k GARLAND ASTAIRE PETER LAWFORD ANN MILLER COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Scmn Plij li» SIDNEY SHELDON, FRANCES GOODRICH wd AlBERI HACKEn • Original Story by FRANCES fiOOORICH oA ALBERT HACKETI Lyrics ind Music by Moslcal Noinbers Directed by DIreclid by Produced by IRVING BERLIN -ROBERT ALTON • CHARLES WALTERS -ARTHUR FREED A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE (Food for thought on page 12) .
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Page 46 and 47: STUDIO PERSONNELITIES Barnstormers
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LOS ANGELES Mate Gerson, Monogram b
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COLUMBUS John Pennington, Cincinnat
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CLEVELAND Leo IJarry Henderson, man
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DALLAS T ester DoUison of the State
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EXHIBITOR HAS HIS SAY ABOUT PICTURE
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' FEATURE CHART m Feature productio
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m FEATURE CHART CHECK RUNNING TIME
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