Boxoffice-June.19.1948
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. . Guy<br />
INDIANAPOLIS<br />
James Griffis, operator of the Boswell (Ind.i<br />
Theatre, has entered the poultry business.<br />
His son and daughter are in college . . .<br />
Kenneth G. Bernard, operator of the Oxford<br />
ilnd.l Theatre, has installed a new<br />
concession service in the lobby . . . Joan<br />
Burk is the new booklceeping machine operator<br />
at Warners.<br />
Chuck Kreighbaum,<br />
Lafayette, has prepar<br />
cupancy this summer<br />
. .<br />
Rochester . . . J. B.<br />
Swan and Garfield in<br />
to the lake regions<br />
summer . The Ly<br />
operator of the Arc in<br />
ed his cottage for ocat<br />
Lake Manitau, near<br />
Stein, operator of the<br />
Terre Haute, has gone<br />
of Wisconsin for the<br />
ceum in Terre Haute,<br />
operator by Ted Parvu, was entered by thieves<br />
on a recent Monday night who stole thi-ee<br />
days' boxoffice receipts . . . Edwin Brauer,<br />
manager at Republic, conferred at the Alliance<br />
Theatres office in Chicago.<br />
. .<br />
Louise Ritz succeeds Janita Wischmeyer as<br />
stenographer in the U-I booking department<br />
. Mary Maker has joined the office<br />
Hanna Hammond, mother-in-law<br />
staff . . .<br />
of Edwin Brauer, died here June 7 in the<br />
Methodist hospital. She had been ill a long<br />
time. Burial was in Cleveland, her home.<br />
Bert Goldberg, producer of all-color pictures,<br />
was a business visitor at the Williston<br />
circuit office . . . Bernie Kranze, gen-<br />
FOR -THEATRE DRAPES<br />
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TRACK<br />
** MOTOR CONTROLS<br />
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HOLDOUT ROPE<br />
Call or Write<br />
JOSEPH HELLER<br />
1241 So. Wobash Ave.<br />
Phone WABash 2047<br />
eral sales was at<br />
the local exchange informing the staff of<br />
the new releases, a number of which will be<br />
LeRoy Furman of the Ted<br />
in Cinecolor . . .<br />
Gamble-Fred Dolle New York office was a<br />
Larry Jacobs, Screen<br />
business visitor . . .<br />
Guild manager, visited exhibitors in southern<br />
Indiana and Louisville.<br />
C. R. Hay, operator of the Charleston (Ind.)<br />
Theatre, is remodeling and renovating, including<br />
an entire new front of modernistic<br />
design Sullivan, booker for<br />
Alliance Theatres. Chicago, visited Filmrow<br />
. . . Sol Greenburg, office manager and<br />
booker at Film Classics, and his wife were<br />
weekend house guests of Carl Niesse at Lake<br />
Wawasee.<br />
Joe Million opened his Drive-In Theatre at<br />
Veedersburg, Ind., June 4 . . . Martin Grasgreen,<br />
Columbia home office representative,<br />
was at the local exchange Craig,<br />
Columbia manager, attended a managers<br />
meeting in New York . E. Schock<br />
of Lima, Ohio, opened his Wayne Drive-In,<br />
Fort Wayne. He operates other theatres in<br />
Ohio.<br />
Charles Rich, Warner district manager,<br />
spent three days with Claude McKean, local<br />
manager . . . Vilma Barrow, Warners, will<br />
marry Vincent Crubb early next fall . . .<br />
Medonna Spurgeon, inspector at Columbia,<br />
is spending her vacation in New York . . .<br />
Audrey Edwards, bookers stenographer at<br />
Columbia, is confined at the Methodist hospital<br />
here after an appendectomy.<br />
Herman Morgan, salesman for U-I pictures,<br />
spoke at the monthly meeting of the Rotary<br />
club in Marshall, 111. . . . Joseph St. Amand,<br />
operator of the Flora Theatre, is redecorating<br />
his marquee and front.<br />
I<br />
NEW! NEW! NEW!<br />
BRENKERT<br />
BX-60 PROJECTOR<br />
OFFICIAL RCA PRESENTATION<br />
by RCA PERSONNEL<br />
July 12 • MONDAY • July 12<br />
Vic. Manhardt Co. Inc.<br />
Milwaukee<br />
1705 West Clybourn St.<br />
WISCONSIN<br />
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