Boxoffice-May.03.1952

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. . . Corpus M. J. Mullin Receives
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'Convertible' Theatre Started at Un
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NORTH CENTRAL ASS'N INVITES COOPERA
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'HOW TO IMPROVE BUSINESS/ THEME OF
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Seek Formula for Maritimes Drive-In
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. . The Only Two Pictures Rejected
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The Accent is on Comfort at the New
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LUXURY HOUSE • For Shopping Cente
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LUXURY HOUSE • For Shopping Cente
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USE SCREEN TO PROMOTE SALES Continu
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REFRESHMENT SERVICE Prominence of T
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REFRESHMENT SERVICE Research Progra
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MORE POP TO THE POUND Continued hor
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Like everybody else, he's kept an a
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REFRESHMENT SERVICE Check the Smoki
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REFRESHMENT SERVICE Many Theatres M
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HI AVE a motor directly to the carb
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The iônara tu la tionS '9 to HARRY
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IT'S A PLEASURE TO PLAY A PART IN P
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These views 0/ production processes
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Anniversary of Harry Strong and the
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j MEMOIRS OF PROGRESS Continued fro
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j j PROJECTION AND SOUND Change You
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SNAPIJTB USERS CHECK YOUR OIL? Cont
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CHECK YOUR OIL? Continued from page
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A cleanup campaign must precede a g
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MANUAL OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Co
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^ Exhibitors Should Strive to Win G
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You Can't Buy A GOOD Rectifier for
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A Manual of Drive-In Design and Ope
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DRAW CROWDS WITH FIREWORKS! DRIVE-I
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READERS' BUREAU For literature on p
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RCA'S Comprehensive As on adjunct t
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ARE YOU COVERED? An Insurance Execu
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Removable Film Trap Door P-894 Aids
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KROEHIER Easy ^'"'"^ "^ office! "l^
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PICTURES UNSTEADY 9 No. E-78L Remov
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J. Robert Hoff, president of the Th
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