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THE EXHIBITOR
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NEWS AND EXPLOITATION EVENTS IN THE TERRITORY HIGHLIGHT THE WEEK
FRED GREEN WAY, manager, Loew’s State, Boston, presents a glass slipper to New England’s “Cinderella Girl” on the stage of his house.
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DR. PAUL L. HOEFLER’S latest expedition into the wilds of the Congo, pictured under the title of “Leopard Men of Africa” and distributed by Select had this ballyhoo for its world premiere opening at the RKO Boston. “Leopard Men” are supposed to be half¬ brute and half-human beings who leap from trees to kill.
BOB WHITTEN, Opera House, Millbridge, Me., and Herman Konnis, Monogram sales¬ man, pose outside exhibitor Carey’s Newport, Newport, Me.
MANAGER W. S. CANNING, Interstate Empire, Fall River, had the U. S. Army recruiting service in his lobby during the run of Columbia’s “Mad Men of Europe.” At left is a display of war relics which Canning arranged for the lobby, while at right are some of
the recruiting posters used.
A DINNER was recently given in honor of George F. McGunnigle, assistant, Loew’s State, Boston, before he was married, and pic¬ tured here are some of the guests. At left are Maurice Wolf, Fred Greenway, McGunnigle, Joe Brennan, and McGunnigle’s
father. At right, the committee poses — standing, Tom Foley, Gus Woolfall, and Bob Anzalone. Seated, Leonard Kraska, McGun¬ nigle, Pat Foley and Paul Nagle. And not a face without a smile is visible in the crowd.
July 3, 1940
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