Boxoffice-July.01/1950

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Town Reod«r\hip' Marion 230,814 Newark 104,931 Poinesville 346,590 Portsmouth 80,307 Sandusky 501,417 Springfield 258,642 Steubenville 489,636 Toledo 1,534,347 Warren 297,081 Washington 34,04 7 Wooster 142,227 Youngstown 405,927 Zonesviile 121,770 Oklahoma Ada 28,260 Altus 44,694 Ardmore 52,390 Barllesville 71,334 Chitkasha 49,149 Clinton 47,277 El Reno 43,965 Enid 141,750 lawton . 96,61 5 McAlester 41,526 Muskogee 88,191 Oklahoma City 519,957 Okmulgee 49,851 Ponca City 66,501 Shawnee 84,627 Tulsa 472,581 Oregon Astoria 224,406 Baker 87,444 Bend 151,795 Eugene 651,600 Klamath Falls 265,239 la Grande 97,335 Marshfield 231,066 Medford 473,499 Pendleton 126,594 Portland 5,237,767 Salem 887,994 The Dalles 168,177 Pennsylvania Allentown J, 124,442 Altoona 789,696 Beaver Falls 414,531 Braddock 435,006 Bradford 172,242 Butler 344,025 Camden 2,089,854 Carbondale 116,874 Chambersburg 124,182 Chester 665,457 Clearfield 156,564 Connellsville 312,930 DuBois 186,561 Eoston 583,200 Erie 589,221 Greensburg 676,035 Harrisburg 891,576 Hazleton 255,987 Indiana 248,346 Johstown 959,256 Kittanning 216,000 Lancaster 651,186 Lebanon 214,155 lewistown 129,285 Meodville 197,145 Town Reoderihip* McKeesport 1,052,955 McKees Rocks 583,345 Newcastle 386,865 New Kensington 685,566 Norristown 593,424 Oil City 389,340 Philadelphia 9,528,930 Pittsburgh 4,852,405 Pottsfown 283,815 Pottsville 458,586 Punxautawney 95,904 Reading 724,464 Ridgway 149,679 Scranton 494,235 Shamokin 227,691 Sharon 399,195 Shenandoah 227,970 Sunbury 285,804 Uniontown 563,1 1 2 Warren 164,970 Washington 556,631 Wilkes-Barre 813,384 Williamsport 412,065 York 695,331 Rhode Island Newport 205,767 Providence 2,319,444 Woonsockef 302,211 So. Carolina Anderson 63,585 Charleston 317,574 Columbia 301,761 Florence 180,711 Greenville 255,924 Greenwood 49,662 Orangeburg 48,915 Rock Hill 74,322 Spartanburg 208,899 Sumter 57,699 South Dakota Aberdeen 155,304 Huron 48,600 leod 37,701 Mitchell 72,135 Pierre 26,685 Rapid City 91,512 Sioux Falls 281,097 Watertown 93,366 Yankton 32,445 Tennessee Bristol 129,411 Chattanooga 358,1 55 Clarksville 25,866 Columbia 48,384 Dyersburg 22,275 Jackson 99,369 Johnson City 120,384 Kingsport 103,950 Knoxville 345,843 Memphis 447,975 Nashville 410,814 Texas Abilene 133,290 Amarlllo 272,736 Austin 357,731 Beaumont 266.634 Town Reoder&hip' Big Spring 165,816 Brownsville 296,595 Brownwood 76,707 Bryan 51,570 Corpus Christ! 527,391 Corsicona 28,350 Dallas 831,096 El Pasoi 427,167 Fort Worth 487,692 Galveston 146,799 Greenville 42,51 6 Houston 1,007,874 Laredo 66,627 Longview 84,834 Lubbock 208,647 Marshall 30,366 Palestine 39,681 Pampa 116,991 Paris 59,985 San Angelo. 127,764 San Antonia 2,692,836 Sherman 113,904 Temple 110,115 Tyler 131,085 Waco 191,196 Wichita Falli 226,859 Utah Logan 47,070 Ogden 200,421 Provo 163,170 Salt Lake City. 565,470 Vermont Barre 197,415 Brattleboro 59,904 Burlington 345,186 Rutland 220,527 St. Johnsbury 181,865 Virginia Charlottesville 140,499 Covington 84,636 Danville 123,849 Fredericksburg 115,245 Harrisonburg 128,916 Lynchburg 139,572 Norfolk 1,192,455 Petersburg 141,147 Richmond 492,066 Roanoke 349,245 Staunton 109,350 Winchester 296,767 Washington Town Readership* Aberdeen 368,586 Bellingham 469,395 Everett 552,969 Olympio 474,831 Seattle 4,794,901 Spokane 657,549 Tacoma 798,219 Walla Walla 262,782 Wenatchee 226,089 Yakima 585,090 West Virginia Beckley 127,152 Bluefield 244,179 Charleston 387,090 Clarksburg 232,092 Elkins 52,065 Fairmont 161,865 Huntington 345,465 Logan 48,717 Martinsborg 139,842 Morgontown 255,231 Parkersburg 126,036 Wheeling 601,884 Williamson. 61,020 Wisconsin Appleton 498,969 Ashland 105,471 Eau Claire 506,475 Fond Du Lot 295,542 Green Bay 564,012 Janesville 228,546 Kenosha 292,212 La Crosse 411,687 Madison 812,476 Manitowoc 258,345 Marinette 171,477 Milwaukee 3,365,307 Oshkosh 245,385 Racine 372,491 Sheboygan 269,631 Stevens Point 316,215 Wausau 577,404 Wyoming Casper 148,257 Cheyenne 127,080 Laramie 36,171 Rock Springs 53,325 Sheridan t73,926
On August 27,in each of these markets the local theatre name will appear in the ad. mm Pictorial Review Covering nearly 6 |.4 million families in 10 major markets through the Sunday issue of: New York Journal-American Baltimore American Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph Seattle Post-Intelligencer Detroit Times Chicago Herald-American Milwaukee Sentinel Boston Advertiser Los Angeles Examiner San Francisco Examiner Represented Nationally by HEARST ADVERTISING SERVICE
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CENTURY THEATRE SUPPLY CO. -SOLD BY
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