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BETTER THEATRES SECTION OF
March 19, 1927
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United Artists to Control 9 Houses By the End ofl 927
Mary Pickford, Norma Talmadge, Gloria Swanson, Douglas Fairbanks and other picture stars and producers now own five pre-release theatres and are constructing four additional theatres in which their films will be exhibited prior to general release, it is revealed by Joseph M. Schenck, chairman of the board of directors of United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc., in announcing to stockholders the fact that nine United Artists theatres and probably more of the twenty planned for the circuit will be in actual operation before the end of the calendar year, 1927. Two of these theatres will be opened in September and two in November of this year. Five are now in operation, according to the statement.
Negotiations were recently completed on a new Pittsburgh United Artists Theatre and two Baltimore theatres. Following on the heels of the Chicago United Artists Theatre, the total is now brought to nine. Other cities in which United Artists Theatres are already erected or are in process of construction are Los Angel.es, Detroit, Portland, Ore., Seattle and Hollywood. Mr. Schenck’s statement expressed full satisfaction with the seven months’ progress of the Circuit.
Mr. Schenck announced the nucleus of a permanent organization in the formal designation of Louis Anger as operating vice-president and Ralph Hornbrook as mechanical engineer. Mr. Anger has arrived in New York from Hollywood and it is expected he will soon announce additional theatres in the east and middle west. Mr. Anger said the best architects of the country would be engaged. He named C. Howard Crane as architect of the Los Angeles theatre.
Samuels Talks to New
Projectionists School
Operators’ Local No. 307, 1. A. T. S. E., of Philadelphia, Pa., have started a school on better projection for their members, the first session of which was held at midnight on Monday, March 7th. Before a record attendance of almost two hundred members, Irving Samuels, president of the Automatic Devices Co., manufacturs of the Stabilarc motor-generators, addressed the school on the subject of “Current Requirements for Picture Arcs.’’
A wide interest in the subject was evidenced by the numerous questions asked at the conclusion of Mr. Samuels’ talk.
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