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. . The<br />

. . . 'Walter<br />

SM N N E APOLIS<br />

gob Carr has left the Minnesota Amusement<br />

Co.. where he served as manager<br />

of the Lyric and later in tlie publicity<br />

department at the Maco office. The<br />

avenue won't be quite the same without<br />

him . Minneapolis Star devoted its<br />

"Metro-Poll." rated as one of the top newspaper<br />

polls in the country, to the moviegoing<br />

habits of Minneapolitans. The poll<br />

was broken dowii into numerous statistical<br />

subdivisions, most of which seemed to support<br />

the views of theatremen who closely<br />

observe their patrons. To wit: young people<br />

mot counting teenagers, who are not<br />

polled) are the most avid audience for<br />

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WAHOO ii<br />

the<br />

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to increase business on your<br />

"off-nights".<br />

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ing or car capacity,<br />

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HOLLYWOOD AMUSEMENT CO.<br />

3750 Oakton St. Skokle, llllnoii<br />

movies, with a whopping 87 per cent of the<br />

respondents 21-29 years of age having seen<br />

at least one theatre motion picture in the<br />

last year. The over-all figure for adults<br />

was a surprising 58 per cent! Theatremen<br />

were undoubtedly also interested in the<br />

emphasis given the role of newspaper reviews<br />

and advertising in influencing moviegoing.<br />

Around the I'pper Midwest: Paul Tippler,<br />

formerly of Casanova, S.D.. has taken a<br />

new position with the Marcus circuit. He's<br />

now at LaBelle Theatre, Oconomowoc, Wis.<br />

Schwartwald has enrolled his<br />

Pine Outdoor theatre at Pine City, Minn.,<br />

with North Central Allied , . . Sunday<br />

church sei-vices have been resumed at the<br />

Star Dusk Drive-In at Eau Claire. 'Wis., by<br />

the Lake Street Methodist Church there,<br />

but without the Rev. M. O. Smith, who had<br />

conducted them for 11 years. Rev. Smith<br />

has been transferred to an Iowa parish<br />

where, perhaps, he will spread the gospel<br />

of drive-in services.<br />

The Skytopper. which Mandan, N. D..<br />

moviegoers attended last summer as the<br />

Sundown Drive-In, has reopened with a<br />

new name and a new look. The theatre,<br />

located on Highway 10 between Bismark<br />

and Mandan, now is being operated as the<br />

Starlite. Manager Bob Rosen said 200<br />

speakers have been added to the operation,<br />

a new boxoffice constructed, and additional<br />

equipment added to the snack bar.<br />

Four Capacity Films<br />

On Milwaukee Scene<br />

MILWAUKEE—Pour pictures were reported<br />

in the 300-grossing bracket: "The<br />

Sound of Music." "My Fair Lady," "Lord<br />

Jim" and "Operation Crossbow," while a<br />

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By<br />

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Phone 333-0434 Area Code 612<br />

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