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THE EXHIBITOR
METRO -GOLDWYN MAYER HOLDS ITS FINAL REGIONAL IN NEW YORK
• (PeScomt * OFFICE KAMAGERS ' CHECKING njPERVISORS I HOOFERS
Ac the sixth and last of the Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer regional sales meetings, in New York are (top row) New York office manager Harold Goldgraben, district manager E. K. (Ted) O’Shea, New York City branch manager Jack Bowen; (seated) assistant office manager Charles Wittner, office manager Goldgraben, branch manager Bowen, chief booker Robert Ellsworth, all of New York City; (seated) office manager Henry Wolper, assistant office man¬ ager Joseph M. Cummings, (standing) checking supervisors Harry Golden and Henry Myerson, head booker Charles Repec, all of the Boston branch; (second row) western division manager E. M. Saunders; a view of the headtable end of the Astor Hotel’s south garden, in which the meetings were held; publicist Charles Cohen; assistant treasurer Charles K. Stern and Allan F. Cummings in charge of branch operations; office manager William Wil¬ liams, checking supervisor Ed Urschel, chief booker William Gaddoni, all of
the Albany office; J. S. MacLeod, in charge of exchange maintenance, and Mike Simons, editor, The Distributor, Metro house magazine; (fourth row) booker John Cuniff, branch manager Bowen, booker Harold Margolis, all of the New York City branch; branch manager Bowen, head booker Robert Ellsworth, booker Alex Arnswald, all of the New York City office; cashier Sidney Stockton, booker Margolis, checking supervisors Joseph Rahm and David Klein, all of the New York City branch; checking supervisor Gage Havens, office manager Marion Ryan, head booker Velmar Klaiber, all of the Buffalo office; (bottom row) checking supervisor George Weber, office man¬ ager Frank Mullen, head booker Charles Lazarus, all of the New Haven branch; Albany branch manager Ralph Pielow, district manager O’Shea, New York City branch manager Bowen. Philadelphia, Washington meetings were held a month ago in the Nation’s Capital.
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