The Exhibitor (Jun-Oct 1939)

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20-B THE EXHIBITOR THE EXHIBITOR’S CAMERAS GO PLACES AND SNAP TODAY’S NEWS “NURSE EDITH CAVELL.” Anna Neagle attends the premiere at Radio City Music Hall of the RKO-Radio picture (her first American production), chats with (left) Franklin P. Adams and John Kieran, whose ‘“Information, Please” short was on same bill. BACK AGAIN. General Manager Phil Reisman, RKO-Radio’s foreign depart¬ ment, returns from South America. WINNERS. Boris Morros, RKO-Radio’s Laurel-Hardy producer, greets cartooncontest winner Jean Gordon and friend. “MUTINY IN THE BIG HOUSE." On the set of this Monogram picture, Charles Bick¬ ford, Lillian Gish, and David Wark Griffith chat together — on the very lot where Griffith made “Birth of a Nation,” “Intolerance,” with Miss Gish not the least of his luminaries. OPENING DAY. As New York’s famed Radio City Music Hall opened with the RKORadio picture, directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle — the first allAmerican work of each artist — lines like these were an all-day-long occurrence. SIGNER. Sidney Meyers, Wometco Cir¬ cuit, signs for Columbia’s 1939-1940 pro¬ gram, as Abe Montague, GSM, looks on. September 27, 1939