Exhibitors Herald (1927)

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30 EXHIBITORS HERALD March 26, 1927 Joe Kaliski, manager of Educational’s Pittsburgh branch, prepares to surrender the E. W. Hammons cup to New Orleans. The Pittsburgh office made the enviable record of winning the cup two months in a row. Left to right are L.Carretie, booker ; George M. Sapira, Kaliski ; C. B. Flarity; W. C. Thomas, assistant manager, and Edward Lebby. tNEWSPKTURES] INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL NO. 22 — Floriaa's fairest is chosen at Miami as first state gets in line for “Miss America" contest— Millions of chicks at Peoria. 111.^ get ready for Easter market—Army of plumed dancers parades in weird carnival at Binche. Belgium-^Traffic records smashed at Chicago as bridges go on sprees— British forces bare bayonets at Shanghai to awe Chinese. INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL NO. 23— American forces clinch control in Nicaragua— Miss Betty Cilles, knife thrower's “target." lives on thrills Gold discovery brings rush of fortune hunters to Weepah. Nevada— Hungry deer at Yellowstone Park, ^yo., begin spring trek for food Royal elephants parade as King of Siam celebrates birthday. PATHE NEWS NO. 23 Historic Cologne dons gala attire for first carnival since war— Thomas A. Edison joins Manager Connie Mack of Athletics and Ty Cobb at Ft. Myers, Fla.— European champions vie for ski honors at Lahti. Finland—'^roops and leaders in struggle between Diaz government and revolutionists in Nicaragua. KINOGRAMS NO. 5273^— Armenia releases pictures of earthquake traged>— Brigadier General Sinedley Butler sails for Shanghai— Edison visits Athletics in Florida; Babe Ruth at work in Yankee camp— Ostrich plume carnival stage at Binche, Belgium^— Metal dirigible is run with blower instead of propellorii Cardinal at St. Malo, France, blesses crews of ninety fishing boats^— Mysterious automaton shaves man and plays piano— 50.000 see Leon Duray win auto race at Culver City, Cal. KINOGRAMS NO. 5274— Former truck driver awarded Stewardson prize in Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia — Paul Claudel, new French ambassador, arrives at San Francisco^— Ambassador Herrick and Marshal Foch attend Paris opening of model home transported from America— Franz Diener, German heavyweight champion, trains for fight with England's best— Dinosaur Hall opens at New York Natural History Museum^— Octogenarians stage billiard match— Pet rabbit show held at Compton. CaL— Singing dog gives exhibition at Brockville, Ont.— Hungarian Parliament opens. FOX NTEWS NO. 48 — Arctic icebergs drift into North Atlantic— Babe Ruth in training; Giants, Phillies, Red Sox and White Sox shown in baseball camps— Harvard oarsmen start spring practice^—W'hole city joins in football game at Ashbourne, England— Oregon woman tills farm with 36-horse team— Fishermen’s fleet from St. Malo. France, starts for Newfoundland— Daring window cleaners of New York skyscrapers work with one foot on ledge, other on cloud— ‘‘Miss Miami" chosen for “Miss America" contest. FOX NEWS NO. 49 — Navy tests speedy plane to fight at sea— Society watches women golfers compete at Palm Beach— Ambassador Paul Claudel of France arrives^— First almond blooms at Oakland celebrated with carnival^Pioneer days live again with gold strike in Nevada— Army trains spirited ponies for polo at San Antonio— Ostrich-drawn cart also draws laugh at Nice, France— Carnival season is on at Mexico City^— Athletics, Dodgers and Reds shown in training —Hydroelectric generating units of Muscle Shoals project go into action. Reingold Is Fox’s Des Moines Chief; Huber at Calgary INTRODUCING B. B. Reingold, manA ager of Fox’s Des Moines exchange, and ,T. H. Huber of the Calgary branch. J. H. Huber B. B. Reingold Reingold for three years was a salesman for Goldwyn, then successively salesmanager of the Chicago office, manager at Omaha office and in charge at Chicago. He was transferred to Des Moines and then to Cincinnati. In 1924 he joined Fox Films in charge of the Omaha exchange. He is now manager of the new Des Moines exchange. Huber was born in St. Paul and for years was connected with various railroads and with the Ford Motor company at Winnipeg. Turning to films he became a salesman for Vitagraph and later with Fox Films. In 1922 he was transferred to the Calgary office as manager. Sterns Release Six Comedies on March Schedule Six Stern Brothers comedies are due for release this month. These include “Snookums Disappears,” released March 2; “Buster’s Dark Mystery,” March 7 ; “Some More Excuses,” March 9; “Jane’s Honeymoons,” March 16; “Be My Wife” (another Excuse Maker), March 23; and “Backward George,” the last for the month. RELEASES WEEK OF MARCH 13 “Pete'e Pow Wow," Bray, one— “Survival of the Fattest," Winkler, F. B. O., two— “Stomach Trouble," Winkler, F. B. O., one '“Suite Homes," O. Henry, Fox, two^— Issue 24, Red Seal, 600^— “Ko Ko in 1999," Red Seal, 800^ “Oh You Beautiful Doll," Red Seal, 600— “Tlta Party Man," Bluebirds, Universal, one— “Breaking Records," Junior, Universal, two^— »“I*m the Sheriff," Universal, two— “Jane’s Honeymoons," Stern, Universal, two. WEEK OF MARCH 20 “Shoosh," Charley Bowers, F. B. O., two— “Alice In The Alps," Winkler, F. B. O., one— “Polo Bear," Fistical, Bray, two— “Creepy Things," Nature, Bray, one^— “Lunch Hound," Cartoons, Bray, one— “Hawaii From the Car Window," Scenic, Educational, one^— “Black Sand," “Tho Harbor Beacon Roped In," Mermaid, Educational, two— “Felix The Cat In Bam Yams," Bijou, Educational, one^— “Why Squirrels Leave Home," Bowers, F. B. O., two^— Issue E, Red Seal, 900^— “A Ranger's Romance," Mustang Westerns, U., two^— “The Silent Partner,” Mustang Westerns, U., two^— “A Strange Inheritance," Tuttle, U., two^— “Ali Gazam," Bluebird, U., one— “Buster’s Dark Mystery," Buster Brown, U., two— “Bo My Wife," Stern, U., two. WEEK OF MARCH 27 *‘Ca8h and Carry," Christie, Educational, two ; “First Prize," Cameo, Educational, one; ’‘Ruling the Rooster," Life, Educational, on^— “Cry And Get It," Wisecrackers, F. B. O., two— “The Rug Fiend," Winkler, F. B. O., one— “The Air Battle," Pathe, two^— “Keep Oflf tho Grass,” Fables, Pathe— two-thirds— Pathe Review No. 13, Pathe. one— Topics of the Day No. 13, Pathe, one-third —Pathe News No. 28, Pathe, one reel— “Tho Peace Deputy," Mustang, Universal, two^— “Jailhouse Blues," Bluebirds, Universal, one “Return of the Riddle Rider,” Adventure, Universal, two— “Be My Wife," Stem, Universal, two^ “Backward George," Stem, Universal, two. WEEK OF APRIL 3 “Odd Jobs," Curiosities, Educational, one; “Brain Storms," Mermaid, Educational, two; “Felix The Cat In Germ Mania," Bijou, Educational, one— “You're Next." Standard, F. B. O. two^— “Alice’s Auto Race," Winkler, F. B. O., one “On Guard," No. 10, Pathe, two — “The Medicine Man" Fables. Pathe, two-thirds “Slipping Wives," Roach, Pathe. two — “Smith’s Surprise," Sennell, Pathe, two^“Water Sprites," Granlland Rice, Pathe, one— “The Fightin' Comeback," Action, Pathe. five “Hiking Through Holland," Clancy, Pathe. one Pathe Review No. 14, Pathe, one Topics of The Day No. 14, Timely, one third — “Jingle Bells," Red Seal, 600 — “Galloping Justice," Mustang, Universal, two^— “When Oscar Went WTId," Tuttle, Universal, two— “Westward Whoa," Bluebirds, Universal, one— “Lookout Buster," Buster Brown, Universal, two— “Fishing Snookums," Stern, Universal, two. Greenblatt Runs New York Office For Educational ARTHUR GREENBLATT, manager of Educational’s New York branch, began his business career as a stock and bond salesman but made such rapid strides in the film trade that he has remained in the business with marked success. He joined E d u c a t i o nal’s staff in November, 1922, and in February, 1 9 2 5, was appointed manager of the New York branch. Greenblatt was given a trial as salesman for Educational in the East Side territory of New York City. In March, 1923, he was promoted to the position of regular Brooklyn salesman. Greenblatt obtained his education in New York City public schools and at the Morris high school.