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. . Receptions CINCINNATI f^hiirles Dunn, district manager for Show- . . . Jack case cinemas, lias returned from a visit with relatives is Moberly, Mo. Haynes, Cincinnati Theatres, made a business trip to Michigan and northern Ohio. Debbie Ruff, secretary at C. J. Ruff Film Distribution, is touring Europe for the next two weeks. Rosamond Boardman is a new staff member at I ri-State Theatre Services. Rick Couch, formerly with Esquire Cine- ma. is the new house manager for Showcase cinemas. Exhibitors John Hewitt. Bethel, and Doug Campbell of Danville, Ky., visited the exchanges here recently. Mid States Acquires Three AMC 4-Plexes CINCINNATI—Roy B. White, president of Mid States Theatres, locally based circuit, announced the acquisition of three American Multi Cinema fourplexes effective March 23. Involved in the transactions were the J- Town 4, Raceland 4 and Westland 4, all located in the metropolitan Louisville area. CLEVELAND Jetting their way to a wonderful week in Monaco for the April 24-29 Variety International Convention will be Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mishkind, General Theatres; Blair Mooney, Cooperative Theatres of Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wintner, National Drive-In Theatre Corp.; Ernest Zwee, chief barker, Tent 6, and Mrs. Zwee; Mollye Davis, booker, 20th Century-Fox; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plants; Mrs. Celia Rosen, president. Ladies of Variety, Tent 6; Mrs. Mary McGee and Mrs. Patricia Bashein, members of the Variety auxiliary. Other films in the university series are "The Jazz Singer," "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" William R. Lau, Avco Embassy exchange manager, took time out while out drumming up business in the territory to issue invitations to trade friends to his screening of "Cross of Iron" at Cedar Brainard Thursday (14). Cleveland Woman Happily Remembers 'China Night' CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Plain Dealer's "From the Readers" column recently published a letter from Mrs. Bernadette Ruckgaber. who obviously is a longtime movie fan. Her comments "to the entertainment editor" follow: "Shades of yesteryear. Bank night! Bank nights are part of my memories of childhood and I hang onto all of those. Your (recent) story brought it all back. "No, I'm not about to tell you that any-: one, including my family, ever won any-i thing but milling around with my school friends in the crowd outside the Lyceum Theatre was part of my teen years. It was! your mention of 'china night' (which pre-; dated bank night) that prompted this letter.' I couldn't resist telling you that the lastj set of dishes accumulated in this fashion finally was unpacked last June from the (Continued on page ME-4) TWIN IT!! Call Harry Jones Drive-in Theatre Construction Since 1946 • Steel Towers • Painting • Repairs Free Estimates Theatre Construction Co. Fairfield Drive-In Theatre Fairfield, III. 62837 Phone A/C 618-847-7636 CINERAMA IS IN SHOW BUSINESS IN HAWAII TOO. When you come to Waikiki, toMW don't miss the famous rg^Jil Don Ho Show. . . at [HOTEtsJ Cinerama's Reef Towers Hotel. IN WAIKIKI: REEF REEF TOWERS • EDGEWATER Douglas Buckly has moved to Buffalo as United Artists' salesman-at-large. His desk at the Cleveland UA exchange now is occupied by Robert White . were held for invited guests Wednesday and Thursday nights preceding the opening of the first Cleveland International Film Festival at the Cedar-Lee Theatre. . . The Oakwood Twin Theatre at Lorain has been purchased by Donald Kromer . Akron's Carousel Quadplex Theatre has been closed. . . Morie Zryl, very busy but always cordial, screened Selected Pictures' "Lovers Like Us," starring Katherine Deneuve and Yves Montand, at Cedar Brainard. Murray Salem, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Salem, Williamston Avenue, made his film debut as Simon the Zealot in "Jesus of Nazareth" shown on NBC-TV. Murray was graduated from Cleveland's Brooklyn High School, then studied at Miami University and abroad. "Mahler,'' a film by Kenneth Russell, and "Artur Rubenstein: Love of Life," a documentary, are on the Cleveland State University Film series this spring. Each night's proceeds for the Rubenstein film will be given to the Cleveland orchestra. We can handle it! "All your ^,^^_ MOORE THEATft theatre .AvJ^equipment
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