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. . . "Anastasia" . . Charlene . . Kathryn . . Royce D E S MOINES The special screening: of Paramount's "The Ten Commandments," held February 8 at the Uptown Theatre, had all the earmarks of a first night performance! The theatre, temporarily closed by Tri-States, was lighted NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY CO. W. R. DAVIS Phone ATlontic 8-3097 1120 High St. Des Moines 9, Iowa again for the event. Executives from Filmrow and the theatre circuits, exhibitors, and representatives from radio, television and the press, as well as civic organizations, were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hicks and Jerry Bloedow, who is handling promotion for the picture, were in the lobby to greet guests. Plans are to sell blocks of seats to organizations for evening performances when the film opens at the Paramount March 7. All seats for the evening show will be reserved. The flu bug, which is prevalent in Des Moines has hit several Pilmrowers. Among • • Our Sound Service is under the direction of H. L. Jepson. • • • Our Modern Repair Shop will repair your Standard and Super Simplex, Century and Motiograph Projectors. John McCallum in charge Our Sales Department is luider the direction of Dick Sutton. OWNERS R. G. FAULDS ESTATE A. E. THTF.T.E DES MOINES THEATRE SUPPLY CO. 1121-23 High Street Des Moines, Iowa Phone CHerry 3-6520 the sufferers last weekend were Ralph and Betty Olson of Universal and DCA, respectively! . Cannon has resigned her position at Universal, and Edna Cloonen. former RKO cashier, has taken over her duties . Volk has her longawaited grandchild—another boy—making it three grandsons for Kathryn. U-I inspector. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kubby plan a trip to Denver. Colo., within the next few weeks to see their new grandson . Winkelman, manager of the Charles Theatre in Charles City, has gone to the Mayo Clinic m Rochester for a checkup. Mrs. Winkelman accompanied him to the Minnesota hospital began its third week at the Ingersoll Theatre here and continued to draw good crowds. Memorial Glidden, Iowa Is Reopened by Legion GLIDDEN. IOWA—The Glidden Memorial Theatre reopened again the first of the month with "Kettles in the Ozarks." Decision to open the theatre was made at the regular January meeting of the Merle Hay American Legion. The theatre has been closed since last summer. Numerous requests have been made for the theatre to resume operation. Once again Pat Bruning assumed the major responsibility for booking movies, and managing the theatre. Other Legion members volunteered to stand ready to help out with the managerial duties. In reopening the theatre, the Legion emphasized that the movies can continue only as long as they are supported by the community. The Legion post cannot afford to operate the theatre at a lo.ss. If people in the community desire a theatre, it must be supported by attendance of adults as well as children and students. Two shows a week will be booked, one for Thursday and Saturday and another for Sunday and Monday. Once again Glidden business men will do their part in support of the theatre by purchasing about $100 worth of Booster tickets per month. Any other people in Glidden or the surrounding community who want to purchase tickets on a monthly basis to help assure continued operation of the theatre should contact Manager Pat Bruning or Bob Van Horn at the bank. Theatre Tickets Prizes In Chuckle Ad Contest AMES. IOWA—The Ames Daily Tribune has started a "chuckle ad contest" in which any reader may win a free ticket for Ames shows. Participants will get a lot of chuckles out of it and each day three acceptable "chuckle ads" will earn free tickets to the New Ames, Collegian or Varsity theatres. The rules for the contest are as follows: 1. Read the want ad section of the Tribune and, using three, four or five lines from various ads, put together an amusing advertisement. Whole lines must be used. 2. Paste the ads from which you have used whole lines on a sheet of paper, underlining the lines to be used. 3. Write your name and address on the sheet of paper and bring or mail to the Tribune. J NC-4 BOXOFFICE :: February 16. 1957
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