Motion Picture News (Jul - Sep 1930)

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60 Motion Picture News July 5, 19 3 0 MANAGE!?!' KCIJND TABLE CLUB EVERYBODY'S DOING IT—! WHY NOT YOU—? WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? Application For Membership In "MANAGERS' ROUND TABLE CLUB" 729 Seventh Ave., New York City I hereby apply for membership in the Club. Name Theatre Address City State Position Wm. A. Johnston "Chick" Lewis Honorary Chairman Chairman JOIN NOW!! Here's the Blank LATEST NEW MEMBERS WILBUR WERTHNER manager the Crown Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is the latest Canadian showman to join our organization and from what we have heard of his work to date he is going to be a very active member. We happen to know Wilbur that you have been engineering some great stuff up your way and we hope you will keep us informed as to your latest so that your fellow members might see your work. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! LINO R. CORRETJER is another foreign showman to join the Club. He is located at the Rialto Theatre in San Juan. Porto Rico. We are glad to welcome this showman into the Club and we want him to know that our pages are always open to pass along his work for we know that his fellow members are always glad to see what the other merchandiser is doing. And liston, Lino how about a letter telling us your methods of operation in your country? -Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! R. S. TRETLER is the Assistant Manager of the Kingsway Theatre in Brooklyn. N. Y., and when an Assistant comes to us recommended by a man like Bill Applegate, Jr., genial manager of this Century Circuit's house we don't have to know any more about him. We'll let his future work speak for itself because working with Bill he's bound to learn a lot about showmanshiu. Keep us posted on your progress "R. S." and give our regards to Mr. Applegate. -Wear Your Club Pin! I ! JOHN N. KRIER is the manager of the Columbia Theatre in Davenport, la., and judging from the work being turned out by him in Davenport we gleaned that he is a very active showman. As our organization is composed of some of the most active men in the business we know that Mr. Krier is going to fit right into the picture. And talking about pictures we'd like to have a picture of you, John, and a litle dope about yourself so that we can give you a regular intro on these pages. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! EVANS B. DAVIS manages the Rialto Theatre in East Rochester, N. Y. Though we don't recall, at the moment, ever being in Mr. Davis's town, we feel that he must have plenty of chances for displaying all kinds of showmanship. In order to set us straight on your work Evans why don't you give us a line on yourself and at the same time include your photo with it? Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! A. EUGENE WILSON is the Assistant Manager of the Joie Theatre in Ft. Smith, Ark. He has been in the show business for a number of years and handled the Lyric Theatre in Jefferson, Texas, for three and a half years alone. With a showman background such as he has, Mr. Wilson should be able to keep us lined up on some good exploitation angles. So keep us in touch with your work, Eugene, in order that wo may know what Mr. Brownlee and yourself are doing. SAMUEL T. HOFFSTETTER is the Assistant Manager of the New Delancey Theatre in New York City. Located right in the heart of a district where exploitation should be easy we feel that Samuel is going to turn out some good work. And from what Mr. Macks has to say about it, we think that before long he'll be ready to handle a house by himself. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! AL. H. EICHORN manages the Central Theatre in West Hartford, Conn. We number a great many showmen from New England on our rolls and we are indeed glad to welcome Mr. Eichorn into the organization. Now that you are a regular member Al. we'd like to have a photo of yourself when you send in your first contribution and we hope you'll comply with our request because we'd like to have the rest of the Club meet you "face to face." Oke? Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! GEORGE SUMPTER manages the St. George Theatre in Framingham, Mass. Mr. Sumpter's application boosts our New England enrollment up still higher and if he is going to keep in step with the rest of the showmen who make up the live-wires from New England he will have to display some fast showmanship. From what we know of Mr. Sumpter we feel that he is capable of holding his own when it comes to merchandising and we hope he will keep us posted on his work. And, listen, George, how about a photo of yourself with your next contribution. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! FREDERIC H. SCHADER is the Publicity Director of the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Mich., and if you'll recall, we ran a story a short time ago stressing the great work that is being turned out at his house. We are glad to welcome this alert showman into the Club and we know that he will be very active because when a showman has the background that Freddy boasts he's bound to know his stuff. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! DAVID WALSH is the manager of the Strand Theatre in Pittsfield, Mass. Being a showman who has had many experiences in the business, Mr. Walsh is fully qualified for the position he now holds and the work he is turning out in Pittsfield would do credit to any showman in any part of the country. We would like to hear more of his work very soon and we hope that when he sends it in to us he will also include his photo and a little dope about himself. Photos of Members! THE Club is anxious to publish photographs of every member and would, therefore, appreciate receiving as many as possible for use in future issues of the Club columns. If you have not alread) done so, PLEASE send us your own photo at once. Thank you.