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THE EXHIBITOR
PICTURING NATIONAL HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO EXHIBITORS EVERYWHERE
GRADWELL L. SEARS, Warners general sales manager, who was introduced from the ring at the recent Variety Club con¬ clave as “The Champion.”
GENE AUTRY, star of Republic’s “The Singing Hill,” is seen here receiving a plaque from the Boys’ Athletic League of New York, who voted him their favorite cowboy star in a poll taken recently. Here Autry is seen with the Boys’ Club committee of five and several members of his cowboy band. The occasion was Autry’s broadcast from New York.
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VARIETY CLUB OFFICIALS are pictured above at the seventh annual convention of the Variety Clubs of America, which was held in Atlantic City last week. At left are the re-elected national officers, including John H. Harris, Chief Barker; R. J. O’Donnell,
first assistant Chief Barker; Harry Kalmine, second assistant; R. E. Reuben, property master; and James G. Balmer, dough guy. At right are the officers and board of directors of the club. Chief Barker John H. Harris is in the first row. fourth from left.
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IN A GROUP SHOT, here are pictured Variety Club members who convened at Atlantic City last week for the seventh annual convention of the Variety Clubs of America. The convention was highlighted with many outstanding events, including a board¬
walk parade which was said to outdo even the famous beauty pageant parades held each September. A number of govern¬ ment notables and film celebrities were honored guests at the convention, which was headquartered at the Hotel Traymore.
May 21, 1941