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. . Tony . . The — — — — — — Boston Allied Parley Attendance Is Good (Continued from preceding page) Maurice Safner Melvin Sainer Cherries Tobey Michael Fasano loe Mathieu Woiren Nichols Morns Pouzzner Charles Hodgdon David Hodgdon Sam Sandler Francis Perry Julius Meyer Mrs. K. Avery Mrs. Ella Mills Meyer Stanzler Joe Stanzler Fred Markey Pat Crawley Ernest Israelson Newell Kurson Kenneth Kurson Arthur Rowe Louis Klebenov Meyer Ruttenberg Arnold Vcm Leer Horry Kirschgessner George Denbow Irving Farber Bill Koster Henry Sperling Phil Markell Fred Bragdon Tom O'Brien DEALERS WITH EXHIBITS Edward Still Roy McGrath Harry Minkey Edward Comi Bill Cliagott Bill McKinney Leon Foster Michael O'Brien Bill Riseman Nate Sloane James Keavey Reggie Kirtland George Mason Samuel Lowe jr. Philip Lowe Joel Clarke Joe Cifre Al Goldman Hugh Jenkins Ernest Comi E. J. Eichenlaub W. H. Patton H. H. Theurer A. W. Johnson John 2undt Nelson Hart Morton Lodge Morris Lodge Saul Simons Thomas Duane Douglas MacLeod Benn Rosenwald Kan Pnckett Charles Repec Ben Bebcheck Harry Worden Bill Madden Thomas Donaldson Harry Segcrl Al Fecke Joe Mansfield Eddie Renick Irving Shiftman Al Kane Harry Browning Chester Stoddard Irving Cohen Al Cohen Harry Norton Nate Oberman Irving Isaacs Herman Rifkin John Moore Ernest Israelson Martin Toohey Herbert Young Eddie Hosmer Carl Lutterell Frank Dervin Herbert Schaster Jules Chapman Ken Douglass jr. Don Falco Fred Weiss Jerome Burns Tom Donaldson Al Fecke Harrv Seaol Joe Mansiield Eddie Renick Irving Shiffman A. A- Simms A, W- Chesley Charles Rukas Sam Horenslein Bob Warner I R. Stilphen Irving Horenslein Marguerite Gill Ben Willis Art Spaulding Saul Waldman Les Wysong Howard Fink Maxwell Andelman George Horan Lester Ross Harry Snyder A. Haas James Raspa Appointed BROCKTON. MASS.—A local young man who started in the theatre business as an usher a few years back has been promoted to the post of manager of the Regent, Norfolk Downs, according to announcement from M&P Theatres, operator of the house. James V. Raspa served as usher at the Brockton Theatre until he entered the army. After his discharge in 1946 he became assistant at the Rialto here. When the latter was taken over by the E. M. Loew circuit, he became assistant of the WoUaston Theatre. li will p
MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATES THE WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Annual Beacon Award DINNER AND DANCE Waldorf-Astoria Grand Ballroom Friday, May 21, 1948 Tickets: $10 per Person INFORMAL Nat Harris LA. 4-9190 For Reservations Call Herman Schleier CI. 6-6460 or Write Room 170. Hotel Astor, New York 19. New York BOXOFFICE ;; May 15, 1948 89 f
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