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THIS WEEK
the Camera reports:
George Dorrill
FORMAL DEDICATION ceremonies, at the new Washington Theatre, Granite, III., jointly operated by the Fanchon and Marco and St. Louis Amusement circuits. The Governor of the State and other dignitaries attended. In left to right order are Harry Swan, who will manage the house; Edward Arthur, Fanchon and Marco assistant general manager; Thomas L. Farrington, St. Louis Amusement Company president; Harry Arthur, Fanhcon and Marco general manager; Illinois Governor Dwight Green; and Granite City Mayor Charles Morlien.
Bene Elstner
WITH THE BRITISH in Czechoslovakia: one of the scenes in Prague, during the British Film Festival, which drew comment and crowds, and preceded the first new American film, "Wilson". The circular was posted near Prague's well-known Powder Tower.
AT THE ALLIED Independent Theatre Owners of Iowa and Nebraska Des Moines meeting: Sidney Samuelson, Eastern Pennsylvania Allied; Howard Brookings, president of the unit; Leon Bamberger, RKO; Leo Wolcoft, organization board chairman, and Jack Kirsch, national Allied president.
"TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST"— at a screening aboard the [7.S.S. Constitution in Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston: first row, Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. D. Baker and former Navy Secretary Charles F. Adams and wife.
HOLLYWOOD SCENE: a theatre executive is welcomed, on the set of Enterprise's "Arch of Triumph". The executive is Charles Skouras, National Theatres president, center. Director Louis Milestone is at the left; actor Louis Calhern, right.
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MOTION PICTURE HERALD, NOVEMBER 9, 1946 !