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Big 450 in Hartford<br />
hartford — "Thunderball"<br />
bllthefully<br />
outpaced everything in town, chalking<br />
up an astounding 450. Other<br />
attractions were "Battle of the Bulge"<br />
1, "Never Too Late" '200i and "Do<br />
Not Disturb" i275t.<br />
(Average Is 100)<br />
Allyn—That Darn Cot [BV] ...175<br />
Art Cinema—Closed for remodeling.<br />
f 8urnside- Do Not Disturb 20tl 275<br />
Central- The Great Roce .'. ..100<br />
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Cine Wei- Thundcrboll ...450<br />
Cinerama<br />
Elm—The<br />
Bottle ot the Bulge<br />
Sound of Music 20rh-Fox),<br />
350<br />
7:<br />
27th wk.<br />
.; Boeing Boeing Parcj Apochc<br />
Uprising (AIP) . .100<br />
Meriden, Newmgton—My Foir Lady (WB), rerun ..135<br />
Rivoli, Webster, Eastwood, Plaza - Pinocchio in<br />
Outer Space [Univ); Love ond Kisses (Univ),<br />
rerun<br />
Strand—Never Too Lotc [WB<br />
100<br />
200<br />
Thunderball' 400, "Agony' 350<br />
In Big New Haven Week<br />
NEW HAVEN—This was a week to remember—top<br />
attractions in top-grossing<br />
performance!<br />
"Thunderball," "Never Too Late" and<br />
"The Agony and the Ecstasy," among the<br />
newcomers, ran well above normal.<br />
Crown The 2nd Best Secret Agent in the Whole<br />
Wide World Embassy) .<br />
Lincoln—The Tenth Victim (Embassy) 250<br />
Loew's College, Milford Cinema, Milford Drive-<br />
In—Thunderbolt - 400<br />
Paromount That Darn 200<br />
Cat (BV)<br />
SW Cinemart—The Sound of Music ?0th-Fox),<br />
27th wk ... 75<br />
SW Roger tol Pinocchio<br />
in Outer Space Univ 100<br />
Westville .-.' • Never Too Late (WB);<br />
Agent 8) 4 175<br />
Tht Aqony and the Ecstasy (20th-Fox) 350<br />
SPRINGFIELD<br />
Tiiim It. Patno jr.. formerly manager of<br />
the Paramount Theatre, Springfield,<br />
has been named manager of the Sheridan<br />
Theatre. Miami, Pla., operated by Florida<br />
State Theatres. American Broadcasting<br />
Companies affiliate. New England Theatres,<br />
which had operated the Paramount in<br />
Springfield until recently, also is an ABC<br />
affiliate.<br />
Hartford Cinema Updated<br />
HARTFORD — Connecticut Cinema,<br />
headed by Ernie Grecula, has reopened the<br />
Art Cinema, first-run art outlet, following<br />
a two-week remodeling and redecorating<br />
program.<br />
'RI's First Twin Cinema'<br />
PROVIDENCE — The Columbus Twin<br />
Theatre, at 270 Broadway, is advertising<br />
itself as "Rhode Island's first twin cinema."<br />
Attractions are shown on the downstairs<br />
'called the Columbus I the upstairs<br />
Cinema I screens.<br />
Variety Matinee Program<br />
EAST GREENWICH. R. L—Thi<br />
Theatre screened a Saturday matinee program<br />
consisting of "Two Little Bears" plus<br />
cartoons and novelty films, charging 50<br />
cents for all customers.<br />
Installs Answering Service<br />
JEWETT CITY. CONN—The Perakos<br />
State has installed automatic an<br />
service, provldi<br />
information.<br />
Distributors, Exhibitors Need Plan<br />
To Combat Color TV: Harvey Appell<br />
.<br />
By ALLEN M. YVIDEM<br />
on our color ured of looking<br />
at movies'."<br />
HARTFORD— Harvey Appell of American<br />
International Pictures feels that color "True.'' Appell adds, "this may be<br />
but think television, per se. is more of a pronounced<br />
nt, I<br />
threat to theatrical exhibition than toll attitude of a good portion of our tn<br />
public today. For example, in ion or anything else that has come<br />
prime<br />
watch a color<br />
on Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.<br />
and Sunday.<br />
no reason why our<br />
along in quite a few years.<br />
He told <strong>Boxoffice</strong>: "As a person who<br />
has a great love for the industry he works<br />
for. I'm seriously disturbed as to what color<br />
television will do to the industry as we<br />
know it in the next two to five years."<br />
In Appell s neighborhood,