Boxoffice-January.08.1955

; scheduled
,
Oklahoma
^wood Stars Due
IJelebration
letro-Goldwyn-Mayer Holies
will help exhibitors to
GM's 1955 Motion Picture
ion." Howard Dietz. vicege
of advertising, publicity
and Howard Strickling and
affs on both coasts have
irge Murphy, MGM studio
nead, and George Sidney,
;ar January 18 in Phila-
M will salute William Goldlicates
his nickelodeon muilliams
will also be there
her husband.
to arrive in New
en route to New Haven for
Many River.s to Cross," in
t Loew's Poli Theatre. He
ton and other New England
[ew York he will appear on
le interviews.
vho plays in "Bad Day at
1 arrive here Friday (14)
then go to Kingston, N. Y.,
if the picture the next day
:'s redecorated Community
iterviews in New York will
1 he will go to Philadelphia
te to Goldman. Grace Kelly
Gower Champion are also
k it was decided to launch
on in the southwest at the
3f the managers of Video
18 at Oklahoma City, with
!ctor of customer relations:
uthern sales manager, and
City manager,
M. Cliff White jr. is in
ements for Video. Simons
g MGM product. No Hollywere
scheduled to attend.
fear Bank Loan
Allied Artists
-Allied Artists ha.< signed a
n agreement, expiring Jan.
lecurity-First National bank
rticipated in by the Bankers
York, it was disclosed Mon-
Broidy, AA president, and
vs, executive vice-president
16 agreement provides for a
h a maximum of $1,750,000,
mtees of up to $500,000 covis
to producers releasing
previous loan arrangement
janks had a maximum of
rrows also announced that
ember 26 a loan agreement
th DeLuxe Laboratories of
which DeLuxe is lending
cipal being payable over a
in annual installments of
nith Joins Staff
ancaster
-Terminating a year's aslecutive
and producer with
1 company. Bernard Smith
y the Hecht-Lancaster orexecutive
assistant, beginties
Saturday (15). Smith
;ory editor and producer at
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