Boxoffice-November.24.1951

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. . . Roger . . The . . The . . "The ' NEW HAVEN /^haries Tomasino, former White Way exhibitor; Robert Elliano of the Colonial, Walnut Beach; Al Pickus, Stratford Theatre; John Pavone, Monogram manager; Harry F. Shaw, Loew's Poll division manager; Morris Jacobson of the Strand Amusement Co.; Herman M. Levy, Connecticut MPTO executive secretary, and Barney Pitkin, RKO manager, attended the Motion Picture Pioneers club dinner last week at New York. Mrs. Francis Lambert, operator of the 586- seat Glastonbury since 1949. has joined with Amalgamated booking and buying service . . . Norman Ayers, Warner district manager, was in . . . Phil Gravitz's son Michael will celebrate his bar mitzvah at Keser Israel December 8 . . . Dave Thibault is the new manager at the Tower, Waterbury, succeeding Richard Rein, who has gone into the service Mahan, who divides his time between Connecticut and Pennsylvania theatres, was in Philadelphia to book the Montrose and White Haven last week. WHEN YOU NEED SPECIAL TRAILERS 'GOOD' AND f-A-S-r UNO YOUR ORDER TO FILMACK CHICAGO, 1327 S. Wabash NEW YORK, 630 NinthA*. . Howard in Dixwell and the Rivoli and Lawrence Fishman theatres are using an ovenware giveaway . Park in Thomaston started a dinnerware premium twice a week . . . Bob Schwartz, Waterbury exhibitor, is putting up ranch houses as a The College here has changed sideline . . . to a Thursday opening policy of the Bijou, which has been a weekend house recently but held "An American in Paris" a The Warner full week, is now uncertain . . . circuit offered midnight shows at 74 cents admission with sneak previews of coming pictures at New Haven, Danbury, Bridgeport, Norwich, New Britain and New London Wednesday (21). . . . . . . Walt Silverman, Columbia manager, left on a hunting vacation Denny Rich, manager of the Cameo, is now handling the Cameo and Bristol . . Sol Popolizio of 20th- . Fox celebrated a birthday . Lavender Hill Mob" has been filling the little Lincoln are theatre here more than two weeks "Too Young ot Kiss" was pulled from College at last minute and booked at the Poll after some exploitation had gone out Irv Hillman. back in New Haven at . . . the Roger Sherman as manager after 14 years, is looking for an apartment for wife and daughter. Morris and Joe Shulman, Hartford; Sam Cornish, Nlantlc; Frances Lambert, Glastonbury; Roger Mahan and Bob Schwartz, Waterbury, were among the exhibitors on Fllmrow. Warner Theatres Hold Meeting in Hartford HARTFORD—Harry Felnstein, zone manager, presided at the Warner Theatres dis- ; trict managers meeting in the Regal Theatre building. In attendance were J. M. Totman, John Hesse, zone headquarters; Jim McCarthy, Strand; Joe Stanwood, Regal, Hartford; Joe Borenstein, Strand; Joe Miklos, Embassy. New Britain; Dennis J. Rich, Cameo, Bristol; Jack Sanson, State, Manchester; Nick Brickates, Garde, New London, and Jack Petroskl. Palace. Norwich. NEWHAMPSHIRE "The Starway Drive-In in Somersworth has closed for the season. The management said the ozoner will resume shows early next spring ... A series of film programs has been started for children in Goffstown, under sponsorship of the Goffstown Chamber of Commerce. The initial program included "In Old New Mexico," a cartoon and two chapters of a serial. Plans are under way for a revival of the "Swanzey Historical Pageant," which was successfully presented in Swanzey 15 years ago. It will be presented next August 2, 3, on the grounds once owned by Swanzey's own Denman Thompson, who wrote and starred in the famous play, "The Old Homestead" Despite the fact that television has . . . given a big shot in the arm to the promotion of "live" wrestling matches, two recent grappling .shows at Cocoanut Grove in Manchester drew a total of only 473 spectators. GOODWILL AWARD AND BANKNIGHT will get the people out of their homes away from the radio and television And to Your Theatre There are over 100 theatres in the New England territory proving it every week. IT'S THE LEGAL WAY AND THE PROVEN WAY Wrife or call us and we will see you GOODWILL ADVERTISING COMPANY 22 Church Street Liberty 2-9305 Boston. Mass. 80 BOXOFFICE November 24, 1951 i^ I I
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