Boxoffice-December.02.1950

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lUfrs. Milt Lipsner, wife of the Monogram
manager in Washington, was back from
a trip east to see her husband. She expects
to be settled in Washington by December 15.
Lipsner left here several weeks ago as Monogram
manager for his new assignment .
Jack and Jimmy Hull report their new
Theatre Associates business, a buying and
booking agency, is doing fine. They formerly
had film distributing agency on the Row.
Prior to that. Jimmy was office manager
of National Screen Service and was with
NSS for about ten years. Jack came from
Georgia in 1948. where he was an exhibitor.
Screen Guild offices which have been completely
redecorated, also have a combination
heating and cooling system . . . Claude Motley
of Video saw the OU and Nebraska foot-
ball game in Norman on Saturday (25) . . .
Also there were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Browning.
Browning is Oklahoma City manager for
Video McKean of Paramount returned
to work Monday (27) .
after a week's
"Kiss Me. Kate" will be at the
Home for three nights and a matinee performance,
starting December 14.
"The Skating Vanities" closed its stand
here Sunday night (26) in the Municipal
auditorium after playing eight performances
to good crowds. "The Miniver Story" opened
Sunday (26) at the Home to inaugurate a
new single bill policy for the house. Charles
Smith, manager, said the single bill will be
backed with a strong short subject program
. . . Orville Braucht, brother of Harold T.
Braucht of the Home, was visiting here
from Merced, Calif. Braucht and Robert D.
Curran, his partner in the Home operation,
were both at the OU-Nebraska game.
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