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Top Place in "Chi" to "Quiet With 35 Grand
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W W ^^ drop irom^he P^hng despite a *6,IXW a P w^st'l^J^
weeks gro>s. IMP , r,oNl" fi, .»•
at S35.600 U'°^J<^*Nff"* . o*^>c«*
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'All Quiet' Still Leads New York's Long Run Films I
Continued heavy take by "All Quiet,". and
tairly healthy grosses by the Capitol, with
*lorodora Girl," the Paramount playine
Safety -in Numbers," and Roxy's Will
Rogers film, "So This Is London," were thel
highlights of theatre activities alonr New
V ork s main stem. '
The Universal war story brought 24
grand, maintaining its hoi^n.i ' "■ ■
of seven wests. L±^~ M p.oNt' (U>
iE WESTERN 5FRONa
'AH Quiet" Only Draw at 'Frisco; Clips 38 Grand
"AH Quiet on *ft wti^n F^Zf °f I other big week's business the 'a ' d'd a"'
reported for a thir!i ,rgest ever
$38,000 *£ aM inl of iW^fh ^J"8
reported eooH h„o /c< rhe Fo.\
Madrid" ihere it TS ^'V1" Ga* 'rated 105%! "^^ssed^^OOO^ a* "
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) for the last ( -^^•AVhlie Hell of Pit*. Palu ^ Urf»-^, Vj at the Woods in midf^,} replaced it at tne ^
"•*■! ^Cei;r the heat -th $10,000 forj^ umphed over the 1 jeat ir^j-^
first four days t^u/c;. -^* 1 . , i .:,!.■ «Mth the^L
great for
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took the skids w
view \,4,000. "K VtfE V
"^ 105% TCRN FRONT v otblr
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I "Young Desire'' The Big Thing In S. F.-$12,500
"Capt. Guard's
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Jft)0*OVJ" *k <_y I / picture houses are doing a come-back,
T> y-p 1 ling a larger attendance at the Paramount /~\i* ^^ffrlWa It-UW-'5 I I than pictures. The Embassy is scheduled VJl XJ*'*'**'1 |/ to offer presentations for the first time be
ginning June 25.
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ions in
draw
ramount
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l0 box offices here dunng t lie m
a couple of showers gave «cep aUained tary boost. Not one him *^ iWtors thenv business par ior the ^^ siow but
hTS; W«"». ™," *!T7& Card," *«/»«; Happy Dais \.Roouc So«3 <-3. ? .•r.asv That
2K*C^ OF THE OUARO-MU-W^U,.
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Groi= $5,800. ^h^IpY^DAYS^Fox)^ ^^
The week in San Francisco has been a very poor one, with but two theatres doing good business. The Casino had a rating of 135% and gross receipts of $12,500. The picture, "Young Desire," was considered excellent, as was the manner in which it was displayed. The fourth week of "All ■ Quiet on the Western Front" jyintinnarl 1Q, r draw. Its gro>»-t— J^* "_., Tpont" <"•>
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"YOUn^G 3^ 7 da,S,e,u°e?F»« and
■~ St. Francis ™h"k *"",?, thc World." •pude, Golden Gale '•/'„ r »•?"?' . W°>"en," RKo Fo*: "All Qu^ln ,L Weys,ernadPd-" .?".*< *™. ^'an from BlanUey's " fL," Front WardeldDance, Dai-ies -/„Lr brassy; -Those IV),', ^„»'iF'OrpZtmBy,0n °f B'°°<>™y. Casino". {
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