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. . Floyd<br />
. . Margaret<br />
LOVE IS<br />
HERE TO STAY!<br />
Don'i fight it — Capitalize on it !<br />
FOR BIGGER PRORTS BOOK<br />
UNIT SHOWS LISTED BELOW<br />
1. LILI ST. CYH IN LOVE MOODS<br />
MODELS, INC.<br />
STREETS OF SORROW<br />
2. SMASHING VICE TRUST<br />
CHILD BRIDE<br />
3. DEVILS HARVEST<br />
FORBIDDEN WOMEN<br />
4. CHILDREN OF MOM AND POP<br />
CHILDREN OF DIVORCE<br />
5. COCAINE<br />
CALL OF THE BLOOD<br />
G. GAMBLING WITH SOULS<br />
SLAVES IN BONDAGE<br />
7. ESCORT GIRLS<br />
MAIN STREET GIRLS<br />
8. ART OF LOVE<br />
BED-ROOM DIPLOMAT<br />
BIRTH OF LIFE (Short)<br />
9. BURNING QUESTION<br />
GUILTY PARENTS<br />
HOW TO TAKE A BATH (Short)<br />
10. HITCH-HIKE TO HELL<br />
SECRETS OF A MODEL<br />
II. ROAD TO HUm<br />
PRIMROSE PATH<br />
12. HER SISTERS SHAME<br />
TEEN AGE<br />
13. EVILS OF DIVORCE<br />
SHOULD A GIRL MARRY?<br />
14. VICE RACKET<br />
RAGE OF BURLESQUE<br />
15. THRILL OF YOUTH<br />
(MY SIN) I HAVE LIVED<br />
16. STRIP-TEASE REVUE<br />
HURLY BURLY<br />
17. BOUDOIR INTRUDER<br />
LET'S LOVE AGAIN<br />
18. ALOHA (SIREN OF PASSION)<br />
NOTORIOUS BUT NICE<br />
19. BEASTS OF THE EAST<br />
OUTRAGES OF THE ORIENT<br />
20. CITY OF SIN<br />
21.<br />
22.<br />
HOUSE OF 1000 WOMEN<br />
CALL OF THE JUNGLE<br />
LURE OF THE ISLAND<br />
VIRGINS OF SAMOA (Short)<br />
WILD BEASTS AT BAY<br />
ECSTASY IN THE WILDERNESS<br />
23. PIN DOWN GIRL<br />
HONKY TONK GIRL<br />
24. MARIHUANA<br />
SULTANS HAREM<br />
— ALTERNATE COMBINATIONS —<br />
CHILDREN OF MOM AND POP<br />
SLAVES IN BONDAGE<br />
LOVE MOODS<br />
SECRETS OF A MODEL<br />
ESCORT GIRL<br />
AFFAIRS OF A MODEL<br />
CHILDREN OF DIVORCE<br />
HITCH-HIKE TO HELL<br />
ADDED SPICY SHORTS GRATIS<br />
COMBO MATS—SPECIAL TRAILERS AND<br />
FRONTS<br />
ALBERT DEZEL PRODUCTIONS, INC.<br />
2310 Cass Ave.,<br />
Phone WO, 2-6983—DETROIT, MICH.<br />
Michigan lA lo Raise<br />
Special Court Fund<br />
DETROIT—A statewide fund of at least<br />
$25,000 was authorized by the Michigan<br />
lATSE at a special meeting held here to<br />
pay the expenses of pending or anticipated<br />
court cases by various state locals, E. Clyde<br />
Adler, president of Michigan lATSE, explained.<br />
Disputes over alleged breaches of<br />
contract between the union and exhibitors<br />
are becoming increasingly frequent, especially<br />
in connection with drive-in operations,<br />
and at least one case has been vigorously<br />
fought by the Ann Arbor local (BOX-<br />
OFFICE, August 23, page 41). Others are<br />
understood to be pending. Adler said some<br />
exhibitors apparently are seeking to reduce<br />
costs of projectionists.<br />
The fund, which may exceed $25,000, is<br />
to be raised by a special assessment on all<br />
members in the state, expected to be from<br />
10 to 25 cents a week a member.<br />
Detroit Stagehands Local 38, of which<br />
Adler is business agent, is currently negotiating<br />
with the downtown Broadway-Capitol<br />
Theatre, following what Adler terms a "lockout"<br />
of two stagehands. It is his contention<br />
that the maintenance work performed by<br />
these men is still being performed, presumably<br />
by others, and a peaceful settlement<br />
with the Saul Korman circuit, operating the<br />
house, is expected.<br />
Local 38 is also currently negotiating with<br />
all major theatre operators in Detroit, as<br />
well as the Jam Handy studios and the three<br />
television stations, for renewal of contracts<br />
now expiring. The union is asking for a 10<br />
per cent basic raise plus a cost of living<br />
increase, figured at about 5.3 per cent.<br />
Six Installations Made<br />
By Detroit NTS Office<br />
DETROIT—National Theatre Supply has<br />
made the following installations, according<br />
to Clarence Williamson, NTS manager:<br />
Simplex XL sound system, in the Royal,<br />
Detroit, for Wisper & Wetsman.<br />
Simplex XL projectors, sound system, Exelite<br />
lamps, Hertner transverter and associated<br />
equipment, and display sign, in the new<br />
Side Drive-In at DeWitt (Lansing) for Leon<br />
Robbe.<br />
Walker high intensity screen at Whittier<br />
Theatre, Detroit, for Community Theatres.<br />
Simplex XL projectors, American Bodiform<br />
chairs, stage draperies, Crestwood carpeting<br />
and lighting fixtures for the Ideal at Ithaca,<br />
rebuilt after major fire damage, by Robert<br />
R. Reidel and Mrs. E. Gibbs, scheduled for<br />
reopening September 23.<br />
Walker high intensity screens, state prison<br />
in southern Michigan at Jackson.<br />
Now Await Supreme Court<br />
DETROIT—Formal legal procedure for<br />
settlement of the record was completed Friday<br />
(26) in the case of Martin and Marie<br />
Popielarski, former operators of the now<br />
defunct Forest Theatre, against Edward<br />
Jacobson, preceding operator, and others. A<br />
judgment for $8,000 was given several months<br />
ago in circuit court, ba.sed on the Popielarski's<br />
claim that the former operator had given "too<br />
rosy a picture" of earnings. The defendants<br />
have appealed to the Michigan supreme court,<br />
which is now expected to schedule a hearing in<br />
about six months.<br />
DETROIT<br />
T ouis Goldberg, who runs the Echo in Detroit,<br />
reports Loew's Drive-In Theatre, Inc.,<br />
of which he is president, continues to own<br />
the Starlite Drive-In at Holland, which is<br />
being operated under lease by the Jack Loeks<br />
interests . . . Herman Cohen, now production<br />
vice-president of Broder Productions, sends<br />
greetings to all friends on the Row. You'll<br />
remember him as formerly of the Dexter<br />
Theatre and a Columbia salesman here for<br />
five<br />
years.<br />
Bert Foster, Dezel Productions salesman,<br />
has been trying to recover from pleurisy without<br />
leaving the job. Al Dezel was in Chicago<br />
again . Chrysler of Chrysler Associated<br />
Theatres is elated over the pickup in<br />
business . McDonald of National<br />
Film Service has been vacationing for a month<br />
in California, visiting the Grand Canyon en<br />
route, Joseph Macauley reports.<br />
Mickey Zide, son of Jack Zide of Allied<br />
Film exchange who is in the coast guard at<br />
Cape May, N. J., spent part of a furlough at<br />
home with his family . . . Stacey Kortes of<br />
the Sun at Plainwell, in town Monday, reported<br />
his father, exhibitor Harold Kortes,<br />
was leaving for Jackson Hole, Wyo., to hunt<br />
mountain sheep. He finally secured one of the<br />
76 permits issued nationally this year, after<br />
several years of trying . . . Julius Pavella of<br />
the MGM booking desk is back from a vacation<br />
spent as a "man about town" by his<br />
own report.<br />
IVIadeline Werner was highly pleased over<br />
the unusual intelligence of Bonzo on his visit<br />
to the United Detroit offices . . . Nicholas<br />
Tsoukalas, operator at the Highland Park<br />
Theatre, has a well-iliustrated four-page<br />
booklet describing his "sideline." He is a wellknown<br />
ballet master with two studios, as<br />
shown by the pictures of Nick and Sophia<br />
Tsoukalas in various classic steps . . Irving<br />
.<br />
Sochin, Universal short subjects sales chief,<br />
was a visitor . . . Jesse Cole, seating specialist,<br />
was away on an extended Chicago trijs . . .<br />
Joseph Ellul of the Empress is moving his<br />
base of operations back to Hollywood, Fla.,<br />
for the winter.<br />
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