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. . The<br />
SAN ANTONIO<br />
^he reopening of the<br />
Majestic Theatre will<br />
feature a star-studded show headlined<br />
by Arthur Godfrey. Alvino Rey. Henny<br />
Youngman and the King Family. Scheduling<br />
problems prevented Milton Berle. who<br />
was originally announced as the opening<br />
attraction, from being present. The new<br />
lineup of stars was announced by Tommy<br />
Reynolds. Theatre Street Productions, Inc.,<br />
is producing and operating the shows in the<br />
Majestic Music Hall. The opening night<br />
festivities will include a reception and music<br />
starting at 6 p.m. Friday (6). Music will be<br />
by Mackie King and the Majestic King<br />
Trio. A new marquee and drive-up entrance<br />
has been built on the College Street side of<br />
the theatre.<br />
Mrs. Margie Overstreet, cashier at the<br />
new Laurel Theatre, took a week's vacation<br />
in Houston to visit with her children and<br />
grandchildren . . . "For Pete's Sake!", a<br />
Billy Graham film which reportedly has<br />
been seen by more than 3.000.000 people,<br />
was shown Sunday (1) at the Allena Baptist<br />
Church. According to James R. Barnett,<br />
pastor, the film is "unique in its capacity<br />
to reach out to meet the problems of<br />
people." The showing was free and open to<br />
the downtown Texas and the Atec 3.<br />
The New Laurel Theatre is sponsoring<br />
extra midnight shows of the current attraction<br />
"Revenge of the Pink Panther" on<br />
Friday (6) and Saturday (7) with a special<br />
admission price of $1 for all seats. Regular<br />
admission for the showings is $1.50.<br />
The University of San Antonio student<br />
representative assembly will sponsor five<br />
free showings of "Viva Zapata" in Room<br />
2.01.10 of the humanities-business building.<br />
It is among several free movies which<br />
the group will sponsor on campus this<br />
semester as part of its fall film series.<br />
Remaining films in the series are "Wizards,"<br />
"Race With the Devil." "The Three<br />
Musketeers," "Executive Action" and "Silver<br />
Streak."<br />
The Westfall Branch Library has scheduled<br />
a program of Saturday films for adults<br />
and young adults at 1 1 a.m. The opening<br />
program September 23 featured two mystery<br />
films, "The Rocking Horse Mystery,"<br />
a film based on a short story by D.H.<br />
Lawrence, and "Blaze of Glory," a Sir<br />
Arthur Conan Doyle story which has Sherlock<br />
Holmes working on a murder case on<br />
the eve of a great horse race. The programs<br />
are free and open to the public . . . "If I<br />
Should Die." a 46-minute film, was presented<br />
by Riverside Baptist Church Sunday<br />
(I). The public was invited to view this<br />
film which purports to reveal how "no one<br />
is immune from the sting of death—its grief<br />
or sorrow," yet through "personal testimony"<br />
the film claims to share "a living<br />
hope for man—to face not only death itself,<br />
but also the loss of loved ones."<br />
The San Antonio Film Society will present<br />
King Vidor's "Street Scene" Tuesday<br />
(3). Other films to be sponsored during<br />
the current month are "The Bitter Tears of<br />
the public.<br />
Petra von Kant" Tuesday (10), "Blood of<br />
the Condor" Tuesday (17), "The Apple<br />
Entertainment, Inc., an advertising agency<br />
War" Tuesday (24) and "Let Joy Reign<br />
and subsidiary of Santikos Theatres, has Supreme" Tuesday (31).<br />
announced the promotion of Linda Rios to<br />
program director at the CBS affiliate. Also<br />
promoted was Debra Vrba, who was named<br />
Burt Reynolds is being seen in "Hooper"<br />
the Northwest Six and Century South Six<br />
at<br />
director of advertising for Santikos Theatres<br />
replacing Ms. Rios . . . The downtown UA Movies 4 . . . Clint Eastwood also is<br />
and in "Man Eater" at the Mission and<br />
Empire Theatre has been closed. It is located<br />
being seen on local screens. He is at the<br />
around the corner from the Majestic<br />
Theatre in the center of the city and near<br />
Century South 6 and Town Twin Outdoor<br />
in "The Gauntlet" and "The Enforcer" and<br />
at the San Pedro Triple Screen Outdoor in<br />
"The Enforcer."<br />
Among the films bowing here and films<br />
returning for additional playing time are the<br />
double-bill of "The Turning Point" and<br />
"Julia," "Oily Oily Oxen Free," the doublebill<br />
of "Mother, Jugs and Speed" and "The<br />
Duchess and the Dirtwater Fox," "Avalanche,"<br />
"The Terror of Godzilla," "Slithis,"<br />
"Somebody Killed Her Husband,"<br />
"Born Again" and "THX 1138" together<br />
with "Slaughterhouse-Five."<br />
OKLAHOMA CITY<br />
])ave Hudgens, New World Pictures salesman,<br />
and his wife Carol are proud to<br />
announce the arrival of daughter Jennifer<br />
Elaine . new manager of the Continental<br />
Theatre is Francine Shed. She is<br />
new to this business and we wish her much<br />
success.<br />
Because of the two big fairs in Oklahoma<br />
recently, there were very few new pictures<br />
in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Traditionally,<br />
the fairs take a big cut in the amusement<br />
dollar in both cities.<br />
Attending the Dallas Variety Club golf<br />
tournament from this area were Jim Buckalew.<br />
Frank McCabe, Weegee McCabe and<br />
Audie Adwell from Video Independent<br />
Theatres; John Wilkinson of the Westwood<br />
Theatre; Athel Boyter of Boyter Booking<br />
Service, and Jerry Malone, United Artists<br />
sales manager. John Ashley and Marge Snyder<br />
of Snyder-Ashley Theatres in Tulsa also<br />
attended. They report a fine time was had<br />
by all.<br />
Dan Wolfenbarger of the Evelyn Twin<br />
Theatre and Prairie Drive-ln in Dumas and<br />
Woodie Sylvester of the Vesta Theatre and<br />
40 West Drive-In in Weatherford were in<br />
to do their film chores.<br />
Better film grosses will result from some<br />
nice rains we have experienced all over the<br />
state recently. Rain enhances future crops<br />
and good crops mean good money, some<br />
of which will be spent at movie houses.<br />
Oklahoma Cinema took out full-page<br />
ads<br />
to publicize these upcoming attractions: "Interiors,"<br />
"Death on the Nile," "Somebody<br />
Killed Her Husband" and "Who Is Killing<br />
the Great Chefs of Europe?" at the Northpark;<br />
"The Big Fix" and "Magic" at the<br />
French Market, and "A Wedding" and<br />
"Paradise Alley" at the West Park.<br />
The Forum Twin has leased one screen<br />
to Movie. Inc., of Albuquerque to show<br />
some great oldies, according to Ronald E.<br />
Butler "of the Tulsa World.<br />
Dean Fox, former exhibitor in Leedey<br />
and Selling, was in to inquire just where he<br />
might get back into the business.<br />
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