Boxoffice-11.04.1950

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WITH ALAN HALE. JR. • DIRECTED BY ROY DEL RUTH PRODUCED BY LOUIS F. EDELM, I AnotRj " It's the first time Jimmy's been seen v" in anything like this since "Yankee Doodle Dandy"!
TRADE SHOW ALBANY Warner Screening Room 79 K. Peorl St. • 12i30 PJ*. ATLANTA 20th Century-Fox Screening Room 197 Walton St. N.W. • 7:30 P.M. BOSTON RKO Screening Room 122 Arlington St. • 2:30 P.M. BUFFALO foromount Screening Room 464 Franklin SI. • 2:00 P.M. CHARLOTTE 20th Century-FoK Screening Room 308 S. Churcti St. • 2:00 P.M. Oalytke makers ofVciakee Doodle Daady CHICAGO Werner. Screening Room 1307 So. Wabosh Ave. CINCINNATI RKO Poloce Th. Screening Room Palace Th. BIdg. I. 6th CLEVELAND Warner Screening Room 2300 Payne Ave • 8:30 P.M. , ' ",'. * 1 *•'''•'•• . ' . DALLAS ' I 20th Century.Fox Screening Room 1803 Wood SI -12:30 PJ«. DENVER Poromounl Screening Room 2100 Stout St. • 2:00 P.M. :ould ofifer tKis colors -flying. 21-gua salute DES MOINES Paramount Screening Room 1125 High St. • 12:4S P.M. DETROIT Film Exchonge Building 2310 Cass Ave. • 200 P.M. INDIANAPOLIS Universol Screening Room S17 No. Illinois St. • 1:00 P.a JACKSONVILLE Florida Theatre BIdg. Sc. Rm. 128 E. Forsyth St. • 8:00 P.M. KANSAS CITY 20th Century-Fox Screening Room 1720WyandoHeSt. • 1:30 P.M. LOS ANGELES Werner Screening Room 2025 S. Vermont Ave. MEMPHIS 20th Century-Fox Screening Room 151 Vance Ave. • 2:00 ?M. MILWAUKEE Warner Theatre Screening Room 212 W. Wisconsin Ave. MINNEAPOLIS Wofner Screening Room 1000 Currie Ave. • 2:00 PJlL NEW HAVEN Womer Theoire Projection Room 70 College St. • 2:00 P.M. NEW ORLEANS 20lh Century-Fox Screening Room 200 S. Liberty St. • 8:00 fM. NEW YORK Homo Office 321 W. 44th St. • 2:30 Pit. from Waraer Bros. OKLAHOMA 20th Century-Fox Screening Room 10 Kotth Ue St. -12:30 PJl OMAHA 20th Century-Fox Screening 1502 Davenport SI. - 1:00 P.M. PHILADELPHIA Warner Screening Room 230 No. 13th St. - 2:30 Pil. PITTSBURGH ^GiNIA GORDON GENE 1715Blvd. of Allies • 1:30 PJl PORTLAND Jewel Box Screening Room AGI SALT LAKE 216 East 1st South • 12:30 P.M. SAN FRANCISCO 221 Golden Onte Ave. SEATTLE Jewel Box Screening Room 2318 Second Ave. • 10:30 A,M. ST. LOUIS S'renco Screening Room 3143 Olive St. • 1:00 Pil. WASHINGTON Womer Theatre Building ay by JOHN MONKS, JR., CHARLES HOFFMAN & IRVING WALLACE • From a Story by IRVING WALLACE 4ongsby Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn • Musical Direction by Ray Heindorf Dance Numbers • Directed by LeRoy Prinz ile Sams owa cadets! ForThaaksgiviag -tKe st parade of soag aad gladaess in 10 years NOVEMBER 13 • 1:30 Pit • 8:00 Pit • 2:00 Pil • 2:00 tM. Room 20th Century.Fox Screening Room 1947 N.W. Keorney SI. • 2:00 P.M. 20th Century.Fox Saeening Room 20th Century-Fox Screening Room • 1:30 P.M. I3H| i I. Sis. N.W. • 10:30 Aii
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Indict Ex-Deputy Sheriff, Two Other
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Plan Film Theatre For L. A. Center
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tfH Screen Tests Show Low Sound Los
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RCA Makes Dealer Awards in Chicago
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SHORTS REVIEWS Opiniotts on the Cur
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