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. . The . . Night Racing Ruling Appealed in R. I. PROVIDENCE—Counsel who represented most of the 19 appellants against night horse racing at a recent hearing before the state racing and athletics hearing board have filed a petition in the state supreme court, asking that tribunal to review and overmle the board's denial of the appeals. The high coui-t move was made by Milton Stanzler and Julius C. Michaelson, counsel for most of the foes of night racing, including eight fiiTns which operate theatres in this area. The supreme court was asked to make as speedy a review as possible. Attorney Stanzler stated the new appeal was taken by James Laird on behalf of the Darlton Theatre, Pawtucket: National Realty Corp., operator of the Strand Theatre. Providence: Quonset Real Estate Corp.. owner of the Quonset Drive-In: Pike Drive-In. Johnston; Northern Entertainment Co., operator of the Ponta Del Gada Drive-In, Tiverton: Independent Theatre Owners of New England, which operates drive-in and indoor theatres in this area and other appellants. The hearing board had rejected the ap- J^J H .iTCII PKOJECTIOS 1MPR0\E ^^ ^ Technikote £ S» ' PRODUCTS ^S ^ Now! - The Only ANTI-STATIC SCREEN ^ ^> XR-171 Pearl • Repels Oust peals against 24 night racing dates for both Narragansett Park and Lincoln Downs, as previously authorized by the state racing commission, on grounds that none of the appellants was "aggrieved" by the granting of the night dates, in addition to regular daytime racing schedules. Besides the night racing issue, there is still a question of the constitutionality of pari-mutuel betting in Rhode Island, which was raised by the appellant's counsel. However, the hearing board did not rule on this angle of the legal attack on race tracks in this state. BRIDGEPORT J^oew's Poli New England Theatres has notified the city condemnation board renovations will be made to the Globe Theatre building in line with city requirements. The downtown structure has been the city's No. 1 target in a tear-down or fix-up drive to improve the ai'ea. Sympathy to Manager Otto Esposito of the Strand on the death of his brother Prank . Candlelite-Pix Twin Drive- In has resumed full week operations after being open only weekends during the winter . . . Manager James Tobin of the Merritt celebrated a birth anniversary . Lockwood and Gordon have reopened their Danbury Drive-In, closed during the winter. Available from your authorized Theatre Equipment Supply Dealer: Export-Westrex Corp. TiCHNIKOTI CORP. 63 Seabrirg St., B'klyn 31
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