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ATLANTA (Continued from p.igc SE-2) "the two Juanitas") are partners in the 1 akemonl i renn.) Drive-In. American Internationa] Pictures and VVPLO Radio sponsored the world premiere of "'Breaker! Breaker!", starring Chuck Norris, in four area drive-in theatres. It netted a tidy sum for local CB Club charities. MP's director of advertising and promotion. Dave Tribble. branch manager Glenn Simonds and his assistant, James Dixon, organized the premiere carefully by DRIVE-IN THEATRE SCREENS "77ie Quality Tower that never has had to be replaced." * • * GENE TAYLOR D & D Fabrication and Erection Co. Post Office Box 3524 Shawnee, Kansas 66203 913-631-9695 assigning CB Clubs to the four locations. Vil. mi. ins were saddened to learn of the death of Nunnally Johnson. 79. motion picture producer and author who began his writing career as a newspaperman in his Dative Columbus, Ga. He wrote short stories for the old Saturday Evening Post and other magazines then moved to Hollywood where he wrote and produced many famous films including "Grapes of Wrath," "Tobacco Road." "Desert Fox," "Three Faces of Eve," "The Dirty Dozen" and others. NITE and SITE notes: NITE membership continues to grow with 12 affiliate organizations. Of these 12. four also are affiliated with NATO and four are regional NITE units, each made up of several state units. More than 5,000 theatres, located in 46 states, are represented, a strength sizable enough to be reckoned with in the industry . . . The annual SITE convention has been put back to October 25-26 so as not to conflict with the tri-state NATO meeting . . . Several members of the NITE national board of advisors will go to the West Coast Tuesday (26) to meet with members of the filmmaking community for discussions and suggestions relative to the proposed film financing program . . . NORITE (Northern Independent Theatres Exhibitors Ass'n) met Thursday (7) at the Viking Motor Inn in Pittsburgh. Ed Jones, president, recently filed a law suit challenging the disparity in house allowances in his theatres as compared to large circuit theatres operating in the area. WOMPI notes: The local chapter is handling registrations for the tri-state Southeastern NATO convention April 20-22. Nell Castleberry, industry service chairperson, is registration coordinator . . . The April WOMPI meeting was held Thursday (7). Members ate at Morrison's Cafeteria and then met in the Community Room in the First Georgia Bank Building . . . The club will donate a wheelchair to the Easter Seal Society with the presentation taking place during the May meeting. Members have agreed to make their annual donation to the American Cancer Society . . . BETTER HYBRID POPCORN DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS ALL POPCORN SUPPLIES Satisfaction Guaranteed STAR and GOLD MEDAL MACHINES Tel. S74-I079 ... j n / SCOTTSBORO p.o. Box 787 Word Popcorn Lo. ala. 3S7«s 500 lbs. Prepaid • S00 Mile Area WOMPIs gathered at the Hyde Park Nun ing Home to entertain the patients with bingo and refreshments. Opal Tate, who is accredited as a master cake decorator, madt the Easter goodies . . . Nell Castleberry anc Linda Norris were the ticket-takers at tht Cinema Club's showing of "Black Sunday' at the Tower Place 6 Theatre. GTC Plans Moultrie Shopping Plaza Twin ATLANTA—A de luxe twin cinema wi be constructed in the Sunset Plaza Cente in Moultrie, according to a joint announa ment issued by Hugh Tollison, president c Southwestern Investment Trust and own of the shopping center, and John H. Sten bier, president of the Atlanta-based Georg: Theatre Co. The twin will be equipped with aut< mated xenon-platter-projection and the la est concession equipment and rocking cha seating. It will feature a decorative patter ed carpet and wall drapes, and a conter porary architectural design with the tv< auditoriums sharing a common lobby. Ed Hill, a veteran showman, is in char of GTC's Moultrie operations which i elude the Colquitt Theatre and the Suns Drive-in. An Atlanta official of the circt said that GTC is proud to have been a pi of the Moultrie community for more th 40 years and of its past association wt| Charlie Powell in the operation of t Moultrie theatres. Modern Talking Acquires Short on Air Force NEW YORK—"I Believe in the St shine," a new animated short which plores the various career opportunities fered by today's Air Force, is available free-loan to theatres through the theatril libraries of Modern Talking Picture Servi) The award-winning Hanna-Barbera Stui produced the ten-minute color film. Starting on a positive note, the film o with country-western singer Roger Mi: doing the title song. Then the focus is Fred, a young student who wants to de what to do after graduation. A friend I gests that he investigate the opportuni IBIIOBI IkMim available in the Air Force. During his Ijl' jjj quiries, Fred discovers the modern methH in used in helping young people make the BPfjl decision about a career. 'IP Presented by the Air Force, "I Belt in the Sunshine" won a Gold Medal at International Film & TV Festival of >w York, a tribute to Hanna-Barbera's brillilt animation. (Se to the i Everything for your theatre— except film' 800 Lambert Drive N.E 800 S. Graham St. Atlanta, Ga. 30324 Charlotte, N.C. 28202 (404) 8760347 >^£ (704) 334-3616 Stuhr Shows '39 Steps' GRAND ISLAND, NEB.—Stuhr luseum, on a recent Sunday afternoon, serened the Alfred Hitchcock film "The 19 Steps," starring Madeleine Carroll and Fbert Donat. Museum members were admi^d free of charge to the showing. SE-4 BOXOFFICE :: April
' ' n . Bovkin. : on . . Only ene Goodman Honored t WOMPI Luncheon NEW ORLEANS—Gene Goodman, dimanagci ol United Artists Corp.. uas norcd .is -'Boss ol the Day" .it WOMPIs inual Bosses 1 uncheon March 30. T. ci. Solomon was master ol ceremonies Billy Brian! ol Southern Film Distributborp., gave the invocation. Guest speak- Q It was Phil Johnson, news director of ,v \l -TV and Peabody Award winner for documentary "China '72: A Hole in the mhoo Curtain.'' the event marked WOMPIs 23rd year of ice to the industry. Those attending inided: Hyp Arata. Milton Aufdemorte. iren Alice. Elizabeth Bacon. Gene Bar- :te, Marie Berglund, Mr. and Mrs. Asa lOksh, Joan Bode. Alice Badeaux, Sylvia augh, Bryan Benoit, Billy Briant. Fred nkelman. I. una Babin, Glenn Bodin, ne Brunei. Paul Back, Bonnie Blanke. Dan Brandon. Yvonne Brock- M'f. Ruth Cook. Charles Craig, Clayton fisbergue. Bill Cobb. Flo Cuadrado, Dan [[ iinich, Clyde Daigle. Catherine D'Alfon- > Earline Dupuis, Betty De Graushe, Jack tbbs. Mamie Dureau, Anthony D'Alfon- - Lou Dwyer, Cheryl Dempsey, Rose Du- lisson, Shirley Eagan. Delia Favre. Larry ne. Skip Feintech, Eddie Favre. Herman mtry. Agnes Garcia. Blanche Gubler. Mil- Gubler. Imelda Giessinser. Billv Gav. em
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