Boxoffice-December.02.1950

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VIRGINIA DORIS OOROON CAGNEY* MAYO - DAY* M«RAE- NELSON BREAKTHROUGH" DAVID BRIAN JOHNM f'*': "TUC U/CQT DHIMT QTHPV" «"' *lan hale ledtiy ir p,od.cedby SEILER . BRI FRANK LOVEJOY SUZANNE LE;rsaER.BRif f^ story Joseplii"^' Screen Play by BERNARD GIRARO anij TLD SHLRDLMAN • from a Story by Josephi"^' Screen Play by JOHN MONKS, JR., CHARLES HOFFMAN & IRVING WALLACE From a Story by Irving Wallace • Ori|inal Songs by Jule Slyne and Semmy Cahn • Musical Diiection by Ray Hemdoil • Dance Numbers Directed by leRoy Prim mmmt^mmimmm
Technicolor Gi!Y COOPER^ RUTH ROMAN STEVE COCHRAN Dj I A^" ar '^^'"""' '*'^^^" • BARBARA PAYTON Directed by STUART HEISLER Produced by ANTHONY VEILLER Music by Max Stciner Written by JOHN TWIST '""^mm/mf^ m n j HIGHWAYSOr ' STEVE COCHRAN ' VIRGINIA GREY- GABY ANDRE "ZoSsra^' Produced by BRYAN FOY
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Page 3: (A .rvos\«- I Celebrate the Happy
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Page 11 and 12: A Message of Vital Importance To Al
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Page 15 and 16: FIVE SONGS Scott "making vivid impr
Page 17 and 18: TOTAL COST: $6,000,000 'Quo Vadis'
Page 19 and 20: FOR EVERY HOUSE IN THE LAND! iTi^l"
Page 22 and 23: New Approaches to Sharing Advertisi
Page 24 and 25: UowVI'i The h\g Egg of T/ie Egg and
Page 26 and 27: LETTERS THAT COMPO-TOA CONTROVERSY
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Page 34 and 35: MGM Tieups Geared to Aid Subsequent
Page 36 and 37: 160 — Showmanship Exhibitors' To
Page 38 and 39: 14-Ton Missile (It's Real) Rockets
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Page 42 and 43: ' Smart Outside Flash Costs Little
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Page 48 and 49: BRITISH FEATURE RUNS GAIN STEADILY
Page 50 and 51: Television Ads Continue To Overshad
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TBA Television Clinic Agenda Comple
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STUDIO PERSONNELITIES Barnstormers
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. . . Apologies a SALT LAKE CITY Di
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Arizona Honors Robert Stillman, Pro
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MINNEAPOLIS Tn the 1930s, when Char
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Ludwig Sussman Revives Program Of W
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%er^ %imil MOTION PICTURE PROJHCTOK
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Akron Bingo Menaced By Taxpayers' S
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' %ei^ %iM» MOTION FieiURE PROJECT
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. . NEW HAMPSHIRE T ouis DeRochemon
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A Good Investment
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I PROFIT'S GOT I RHYTHM There's a s
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I FOR THE **t national celit: 75 TO
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ADDING PROFITS WITH SEASONAL SPECIA
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Ketreshment Handbook (Continued fro
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I Continued from preceding page' To
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This view of the romp area of the C
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1 The dramatic quality of illuminat
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FOR THE BIGGEST SCREENS it's ASHCRA
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. . FOR DRIVE-INS! MAKE MORE REFRES
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Winterizing Theatre Floors I Contin
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WHEREVER APPEARANCE AN^NEATNESS CAR
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IF YOU ARE fUSSY' about PICTURE QUA
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PART in A Manual of Drive-ln Design
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A Manual of Drive-ln Design (Contin
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Discuss Advantages of In-Car Heater
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EQUIPMENT €r DEVELOPMENTS Mills O
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PO0 TO DRIVE-IN GREATER PROFITS Add
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— Choose the Super that Meets You
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incre^isem WITH BLACK LIGHT INTERIO
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• llCassino 5 Alphabetical Pictur
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CHECK RUNNING TIME WITH LOCAL EXCHA
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Opinions on Current Productions; Ex
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