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ALLIED STATES— Michigan Exhibitor Convention Takes on National Significance as Abram F. Myers and Senator Brookhart Demand Curb on "Big Interests" of Industry; State Action Taken Against Protection and for Massing of Organization Forces — Injunction Threat Voiced at Illinois Allied Meeting.
NORMALCY ON WAY, But Waste Must Never Return, Says Sam Katz — Optimism Is Fully Justified by Business Facts, Declares Head of Publix Theatres — Methods Permitted Under Expansion Must Be Eliminated, Paramount Personnel Told — Period Seen as One of Changing Values.
COMPLETE INDEX TO CONTENTS
NEWS
Runs 75 theatres — and doesn't seek profit! That's anamoly of United States Army Motion Picture Service — 58 equipped with sound.
See uniform projection with new standard release print — Expect to eliminate waste and mutilation of films.
Erpi Engineering is reorganized into three units to meet sound need — Fox will build four big houses in Texas, is report at Dallas.
Cincinnati union says theatres were sold to avoid contract; sues for $26,000— Tri-State MPTO meets in Memphis November 30 and December 1.
DEPARTMENTS
The Short Feature 58
Music and Talent 59
Box Office Promotion. 50
Classified Advertising 64
Chicago Personalities, by Jim Little 68
FEATURES
New Product 37
The Voice of the Industry (Letters from Readers) 66
Securities Price Range 30
Hollywood, by Douglas Hodges 41
Broadway 24
Sound Reproduction 45
Pictorial Section 31
J. C Jenkins — His Colyum 40
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MUSIC AND TALENT— Arlo Hultz, De Sylva, Brown and Henderson, Brooks Costumes, Quality Slides.
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