Boxoffice-June.09.1951

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In the Newsreels
Movietone News, No. 44: Korea; dog show; navy's
frogmen keep m shape; Chapman wins British amateur
golf; roller derby in New York.
News oi the Day, No. 278: UN forces turn tide;
Korean orphons find new home; Carter Barron
Amphitheatre dedicated; on the alert for defense;
canine champs; ten-mile motorcycle classic in Richmond;
diaper derby.
Paramount News. No. SI: Dogdom's biggest event;
women in the news; jet expert at 18; gadgeteers
take over; sports—British amcrteur golf championship,
aquatots, roller derby.
Universal News. No. 460: Korea; Margaret Truman
leaves; British festival; diaper derby; dog show;
Kayak race; frog jumping.
Warner Pathe News. No. 83: Korea—tank, napalm
blast Reds; Miss Truman sails for Europe; across
America 175,000 students take new draft deferment
tests; first USO camp shov*rs unit off for Korea;
Utjca holds biggest civil defense raid test; motorcycle
races; British amateur golf; roller derby.
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Movietone News. No. 45: World faces crisis over
Iran's oil; U.S. planes blast Reds in Korea; Korea
jet ace returns home; U.S. troops land in Germany;
flier crosses North Pole; Annapolis hails color girl;
women's golf ends in tie; over 500,000 see English
derby; Indianapolis auto race.
News ot the Day. No. 279: Record flight across
North Pole; Reds in Korea get terrific blasting; first
jet ace home; new zoo baby; magicians convention;
women's golf champs bottle to a tie; speed record
set in motor classic.
Paramount News, No. 82: Speedway mark smashed;
Fourth division troops land in Europe; single engine
plane completes polar flight; flowers go to milady's
head; navy news items; great day for Irish in derby.
Universal News. No. 461: Planes for Thailand;
Korea air war; polar flier; $100,000 rookie; jet race;
magicians convention; Indianapolis speedway; Annapolis
lune week.
Warner Pathe News, No. 84: Fourth division lands
in Germany; marine corsairs, air force jets hammer
Reds; Annapolis— lune week; Tokyo and San Francisco—Captain
Jabara, i first jet ace, comes home;
Bastogne remembers; Reds swamped in Italian elections;
Bronx zoo gets baby gorilla; New York
Zaharias and Berg tie in weathervane golf; Indianapolis
auto race classic.
Telenews Digest. No. 22A: Formosa—^How strong
IS Chiang?; Korea; Ethiopians join UN forces; Berlin
10,000 Showmen Cant Be Wrong
—MPs fight smugglers; London— roya at'
show; horseracing—Arcaro wins again
Telenews Digest, No. 22B: Germe[n\
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up army in Europe; Korea; camera qi
Italy—Reds lose city control; Washin -~i
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Sherman testilies; BerUn— ambassadoi "
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stops oft in Pans; Indo-China—EGA ricj rd
New York—canteen named for Jolson>
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Movietone News, No. 46: UN blast;
parallel; Iraq Jews reach "promised 1
parade on anniversary; DPs enlist m
Germany; "Hying whale" troop plane
veterans hold last reunion; middies
Annapolis; celebrities play goli for cl
racing revived in Rome; auto dared
News oi the Day, No. 280: Marshal dis
in Korea; Acheson defends Far East
new p Vies;
strength, last gathering ol men ii ey
nty golf; daredevil drivers; chariot raci
Paramount Nowre, No. 83: Graduatic
napohs; man attends his own funeral;
reading about—Acheson, Bradley, Pop
from Iran,
Universal News, No. 462: Ache
Truman and cartoonists; Bradley arrii
canned milk; Annapolis graduation;
parade; car fence; sports—chariot rac
devils.
Warner Pathe News. No. 85: Celebri
ment; Korea—the war in Korea;
force's newest delta- wing jet; nation
federate veterans; Britons relax at I-
probe hears Secretary Acheson; Gene
France; General Collins in Germany;
three-dimensional queen; auto daredev
championship; Cardinal Spellman at
rites.
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Telenews Digest, No. 23A: Korea—cPthd
lei; Korea—ground forces adopt napt' n9
on the job with Ike; Arabs in Israel; jiws T
lapan, England, Hollywood; sportswc"—st^
regatta.
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First British Produdjin >
For Lippert Schedufdjji
HOLLYWOOD—First of two p areJi
made in England under a coopei'lvel
ment between James Carreras, iiitia
impresario, and Robert L. Lippe ipiB
of Lippert Productions and Lippi
will be "Black Alibi."
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To roll thiiuni^|j
will have a British cast and crew Kh lAl
ception of two top roles, which "1 be
by Hollywood players.
Lippert also added "Miss 2,000 iD."
schedule for filming this summ in
wood. It is an original by Mu .y
Lippert's executive producer.
MPAA Requests Pr lu
To Compete at Veite
NEW YORK—The Motion Picje A
America has asked its members rbart
in the Venice film festival whicll^iU 1
from August 20 to September lli^Prij
be given for artistic and technir qi
The board of the festival ha leoi(
exclude any out-and-out propag;
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and films that could offend an; f tl
ticipating countries.
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