Boxoffice-December.20.1952

. . James
DETROIT
p-.i'l Bradley's new Mount Vernon flower
shop was depicted in a nice article in
the building section of the Sunday Free Press.
He has remodeled a former church very
cleverly for his use . . . DUlon M. (Dee
Krepps) was an interested visitor to the
booth at Filmrow projection studio, watching
Phil Schare perform Monday.
Nightinrale notes: Charles Whitaker's 256
is expected to stand as season high for his
division, but Roy Thompson's 238 is slated
. . Captain Gil Light to be beaten .
Local 199 team is right on the
says
way to
the
the
top. Don Lewis is having better luck with
. . Jack Lindenthal, Carl
his new thumb hole, following his accident,
James Power is plugging
and that helps . . .
that Akins "See a movie twice a week"
slogan, too . . Bea Douville can roll 165 in
.
practice, but not in league play. Witness
was Iris Gagnon .
Bewersdorf and Mel Donlon played Santa
Claus to Secretary Akins by advising they
will be back to bowl. Now all they want is
Henry Rudy.
Floyd Chrysler reports excellent business
for "Flat Top" at Midland . . . Nell Hogue,
formerly with Repu'olic and past president
of lATSE B25. is still convalescing from a
Falk,
long illness . . . Fred Dickely, Altec chief,
just back from Minneapolis, headed for Denver
for a week, but he planned to be in Detroit
Mike independent
for Christmas . . . booker, is in Mount Carmel Mercy hospital
for observation A. Lassanante,
.
head of Gaycoin Distributors, was host to
the entire staff of the organization and their
families Saturday (13) at a dinner, followed
by the annual Christmas and bonus party
at the Whittier hotel.
Greetings of the season of peace to all our
friends in show business, and the many who
sent personal messages—Jack and Gladys
Smukler, with a vision of the three Wise
Men: A. Milo DeHaven, one-time manager
of the Belmont and Grand, and Mrs. De-
Haven, a shining treat from Waterville. Ohio:
Phyllis and Al Dezel, warm greetings from
the old-fashined stove: Herman Cohen,
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