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Montreal Theatres<br />
MONTREAL—The week was an eventful<br />
The<br />
one for motion picture theatres here.<br />
first International Film Festival attracted<br />
considerable attention and this, according<br />
to reports from other cinemas, was felt<br />
generally. The outstanding holdovers,<br />
such as "Ben-Hur" at the Alouette and<br />
"Can-Can" at the Seville maintained good<br />
boxoffice records. Operators continued to<br />
noticeable attendance by United<br />
States tourists while local patrons also appeared<br />
to have more or less returned from<br />
summer holidays which took them to outside<br />
points.<br />
Alouette Ben-Hur (MGM), 32nd wk Excellent<br />
Copitol The Lost World (20th-Fox), 2nd wk...Good<br />
Imperial This Is Cineromo (Cinerama), 5th wk. Good<br />
Kent Block Orpheus (Lopert), 5th wk Excellent<br />
SeMlle Con-Con (20th-Fox), 17th wk Excellent<br />
'Elmer Gantry' Opens Big<br />
With 125 in Toronto<br />
TORONTO—Most of the chatter dui-ing<br />
the week concerned "Elmer Gantry" at the<br />
Carlton following a censorship flare-up,<br />
and "Psycho" which continued to have appeal<br />
in its second week at the Hollywood.<br />
1<br />
,<br />
(Averoge Is 100)<br />
Corlton Elmer Gantry (UA) 1 25<br />
Eglinton Rosemary (Astral), 5th wk 1 05<br />
Hollywood Psycho (Pora), 2nd wk 115<br />
Hyland From the Terrace (20th-Fox), 4th wk...lOO<br />
05<br />
Imperial<br />
Loews<br />
Ice Palace (W8)<br />
The Doy They Robbed the Bonk of<br />
England (MGM) 110<br />
Nortown Pollyonno (BV), 2nd wk 100<br />
Con-Con (20th-Fox), 21st wk 115<br />
Tivoli<br />
Towns School for Scoundrels (Cont'l) 105<br />
'University Ben-Hur (MGM), 35th wk 115<br />
Uptown The Apartment (UA) 105<br />
[Break in Record Hot Spell<br />
Booms Vancouver Grosses<br />
end of the record<br />
spell was reflected in a big jump in<br />
'boxoffice business. Topping the town was<br />
"The Lost World," "The Cossacks," "From<br />
jthe Terrace" and a return visit of "South<br />
at regular prices. "Can-Can"<br />
'finished its eighth and final week at the<br />
and will be replaced by "Psycho."<br />
The Lost World (20th-Fox) Good<br />
; Capitol<br />
Cinema South Pocific (20th-Fox), revival Good<br />
'Orpheum Murder, Inc. (20th-Fox) Fair<br />
Pork— I'm All Right, Jock (20th-Fox), 7th wk...Good<br />
Plozo The Cossocks (U-l), 2nd wk Good<br />
Stonley Ben-Hur (MGM), 1 6th wk Good<br />
Strand Con-Con (20th-Fox), 2th wk Fair<br />
Studio Oscor Wilde (20th-Fox) Poor<br />
iSteady Winnipeg Business<br />
Led by 'Ruth,' Tingler'<br />
remained steady<br />
"Pollyanna," "South Pacific" and<br />
holding. "The Tingler" at<br />
Lyceum and "The Story of Ruth" at Odeon<br />
did above average.<br />
Capitol— Pollyonno (BV), 5th wk 110<br />
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South Pocific (20th-Fox), 6th wk<br />
.Gorrick—The Womon and the Wild River<br />
100<br />
1 00<br />
[Lyceum, Storlite Drive-ln The Tingler (Col);<br />
Look! and Lough! (Col) 1 20<br />
(20th-Fox), 7th wk 100<br />
[Odeon The Story of Ruth (20th-Fox) 120<br />
fWB Buys 'Storm at Sea'<br />
of the mo-<br />
.tion picture rights to "Storm at Sea" has<br />
been announced by Warner Bros. The nov-<br />
•el is by Victor Canning, British author,<br />
jand is a romantic sea melodrama laid on<br />
the barrier reef off the Australian coast<br />
where many ships have been wrecked.<br />
Toronto Labor Council<br />
To Seek Sunday Shows<br />
TORONTO—At a recent meeting in the<br />
Labor Temple, the Toronto District Trales<br />
and Labor Council endorsed a move for<br />
Sunday motion picture shows in Ontario,<br />
probably through legislation to revise