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ATLANTA Tool I'oss Associates was hired to publicize a special campaign for Sir Lew Grade's "The Eagle Has Landed," a picture made in England and released by Columbia Pictures. The ad firm utilized TV. radio and newspapers. The picture was co-produced b\ David Niven jr.. and Jack Wiener, who is remembered here as a field man for VIGM. The Eagle Has landed" opened strong in five scattered locations—Arrowhead. Cobb Cinema. Georgia Twin, Northlake and Perimeter Mall. The 4.000-scat Fox Theatre resounded with music Sunday (31 during a concert Capital City Supply Now! "Complete Theatre Equipment .» and Concessions" \ ' Cinemeccanica projectors * Carbons Automation equipment * ORC equipment Christie platters * Xenon bulbs * Reels Sound systems * Lenses * Draperies Candy—Popcorn Machines—Butter Dispensers Capital City Supply Co.. 2124 Jackson Pkwy. NW Atlanta. Ga. 30318 — (404) 732-B424 j Inc. 713 Sedukem Blda/. Nashville. T.nn. 37219 ,(615) 25S-0347 , FINER PROJECTION-SUPER ECONOMY Ask Your Supply Dealer or Write HURLEY SCREEN COMPANY, Inc. 26 Soroh Drive Farmingdale, L. I., N. Y., 11735 BETTER HYBRID POPCORN DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS ALL POPCORN SUPPLIES Satisfaction Guaranteed STAR and GOLD MEDAL MACHINES Tel. S74-1079 ... i n r SCOTTSBORO p.o. Box 787 Word Popcorn Co. ala. 35768 SOC lbs. Prepaid • S00 Mile Area SE-4 '• presentation of "Keyboard Colossus" sponsored by the local chapter of the American Theatre Organ Society and the Department of Music at Georgia Stale University. Proceeds from the benefit went to the "Save the Fox" campaign which is spearheaded by Atlanta Landmarks Inc. The "Back by Popular Demand" sign was dusted off by six theatres showing "All the President's Men" . . . Dizzic Gillespie will headline an all jazz program June 16 at the Fox Theatre with all proceeds going to the "Save the Fox" fund. Two employees of the Show Case Cinema, arrested in mid-March in connection with the showing of the movie "Sweet Punkin' " will be arraigned May 2. They were charged with distributing obscene material. The Advertising Club's 1976 Phoenix Awards competition presented a special gold award to Gerald Rafshoon Advertising for the campaign it prepared in connection with Jimmy Carter's presidential race. Rafshoon, president of the company, resigned from 20th-Fox as southern division advertising and promotion director to found the firm. Carter was one of his first clients. Puppeteers of America will have their Southeast regional festival here Friday (29) through May 1 at three downtown locations. The festival is open to the public . . . A slide-film presentation of expeditions to Noah's Ark was presented free at the Sandy Springs Branch of the Atlanta Public Library recently. Merle Oberon and her husband Robert Wolders participated in a production titled "A Pet-a-Greed Affair," sponsored by members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Humane Society. The actress and her husband were accompanied here by Earl Blackwell and fashion columnist Eugenia Shepard, for the $80-per-couple black-tie dinner. Trade/press screenings at Century Cinema Corp.'s screening room included "Young Lady Chatterley," distributed by New World Pictures; "Raggedy Ann & Andy," 20th- Fox, and "Airport '77," Universal. DeKalb County officials screened "Sweet Punkin' " for authorities from the state court solicitor's office. United Artists' "Audrey Rose." starring Marsha Mason, Anthony Hopkins and John Beck, was sneaked March 24 at the Georgia Theatre Co.'s Lenox Square and Greenbriar theatres. IL-KIN. Inc. 800 Lambert Drive N.E. 800 S. Graham St. 'Everything for your theatre— except film' Atlanta, Ga. 30324 Chorlotte, N.C. 28202 (404) 876-0347 (704) 334-3616 Mark Biles Reopens Toco Hill Theatre ATLANTA—Mark Biles, formerly with Chappell Film Releasing Co., has purchased the Toco Hill Theatre from the Charlottebased Eastern Federal Corp. The shuttered theatre was given a thorough cleaning and sprucing up before reopening Friday (1) with "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea." Gary McKee, WQXI deejay who has become known as "the Mouth of the South," was master of ceremonies at the opening. The Toco Hill was the third EFC theatre to be closed. The others were the Cherokee and the North Springs. Ban on X-Rated Films Causes Prison Sit-In BORDEN<strong>TO</strong>WN, N.J.—Despite a recent sit-in by the young inmates at the Bordentown Reformatory here, the superintendent says he will continue his ban on the showing of X-rated movies at the institution. Sidney Hicks, who initiated the policy when he became superintendent severa months ago, said he was not swayed by i recent five-hour sit-in involving 200 of th< institution's 750 inmates. "I told them it was unfair for them to se. the movies and then smooch all over thei women during contact visits and not be abl to do anything about it," said Hicks. A former assistant superintendent at th Rahway State Prison in New Jersey, Hick said the movies are purchased through th Inmate Welfare Fund, which consists c profits from the reformatory canteen. H said the inmates, all male offenders age 19 to 30, help select the movies and th; many of them had been X-rated pictures. Hicks described the sit-in as peacefu Only three inmates face disciplinary actio for "getting out of hand." Indy Exhibitors Book Few Foreign-Language Films INDIANAPOLIS—Only one of the \ foreign films eligible for the best foreig language Academy Award has been shov in Indianapolis. This was Lina Wertmullei "Seven Beauties." which played a one-d; engagement July 31, 1976, at which tin: some 255 persons attended two screenin; of the film at the Indianapolis Museum l art. However. "Seven Beauties" played a i- turn one-day engagement at the Indianapos Museum March 6, 1977, at the same tit: the film currently was being offered at t; Woodland Theatre. When the five finalists in the best foreii film category were made known in Febiary, "Seven Beauties" was among the • However, "Cousin Cousine" (another of te finalists) is not entirely unknown in Indiai, having played the Vonlee Theatre in BIooington, home of the Indiana Universy campus. BOXOFTICE :: April 11. 197 I I ffOf f
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