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DENVER<br />
pox Intcrmountain Theatre changes, as announced<br />
by Frank H. Ricketson jr., president,<br />
included the moving of Ralph Roe from<br />
city manager at Alliance. Neb., to Nampa,<br />
Ida., where he takes over from Ed Doty, who<br />
has been looking after the situation along<br />
with his duties in Caldwell. Lloyd Gladsen<br />
was moved from Walsenburg, Colo., to Alliance,<br />
and Wilford Williams jr. was shifted<br />
from Cheyenne to Walsenburg to manage the<br />
Fox. Williams recently became a father for<br />
the third time, a baby son named Dennis<br />
Edward. The grandfather is Wilford Williams<br />
city manager at Kemmerer.<br />
sr.,<br />
Because of his diligence, coupled with a<br />
keen ncse, Max Soverign. projectionist, is<br />
credited with saving the Fox Theatre in<br />
Alliance. Neb., from destruction by fire. While<br />
closing the theatre one night, Soverign smelled<br />
smoke in the balcony. Suspecting a smoldering<br />
cigaret in one of the seats, he began a search<br />
of every seat. Ralph Roe, manager, arrived<br />
and joined the search. Finally it was found<br />
the smoke was coming from an exhaust<br />
opening. The fire was quickly extinguished,<br />
and Roe immediately ordered a wire screen<br />
placed over the opening.<br />
Carl Benefleld and A. L. Shields are building<br />
a 600-seat theatre in Clayton, N. M., to be<br />
called the Bronco and opened about February<br />
1, with the booking and buying being handled<br />
by Ed Green of<br />
Texas Service.<br />
June Farmer, secretary at Manley, went to<br />
her home in Amarillo, Tex., to spend the holidays<br />
. . . J. R. Grainger. Republic vice-president<br />
in charge of sales, conferred with Manager<br />
Gene Gerbase and called on circuit officials<br />
. . . E. E. Jameson sr., Kansas City<br />
owner of the Denver Shipping & Inspection<br />
Bureau, conferred with Lynn Petz, manager.<br />
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