The Exhibitor (Jun-Nov 1941)

Record Details:

Title:
The Exhibitor
Date:
Jun-Nov 1941
Publisher:
Philadelphia, Jay Emanuel Publications, Inc.
Volume:
The Exhibitor (Jun-Nov 1941) New England Edition
Leaf #:
0001043
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Regional trade paper that began in Philadelphia, but expanded to include editions for other markets.
Date Added:
July 25, 2024
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THE EXHIBITOR 3n the Newsreels Friday, Sept. 26, 1941 IN ALL FIVE Quincy, Mass.: USS Massachusetts launched. Whiting, Ind. : Huge oil fire. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MOVIETONE NEWS (Vol. 24, No. 6)— Rus¬ sia: War films. Ft. Bragg: Anti-tank guns. Miami: Windsors arrive. Zoo: Simians battle. NEWS OF THE DAY (Vol. XIII, No. 204) — Russia: War films. Los Angeles: Seek new in¬ ventions. Little America: Byrd expedition. Bel¬ mont Park: Alsab wins. California: Water skiers. PARAMOUNT NEWS (No. 9)— Texas: S. A. airmen graduate. Friant, Cal. : Power for de¬ fense. Miami: Windsors arrive. Enid, Okla. : Gas bonanza. London: Youngsters evacuated. Chunkging : The city that will not die. RKO PATHE NEWS (Vol. 13, No. 9)— San Antonio: S. A. fliers win wings. New York: Odium aids business. California : Power for de¬ fense. England: Children evacuated. Long Island: Police exercise. Mexico: Sun dance. New York: Racing. UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL (Vol. 14, No. 18) — Russia: War films. Long Island: Freighter tested. Ft. Dix : Apples for soldiers. Mineola, L. I.: Police exercise. Buffalo: Fire-fighting champ. Chapel Hill, N. C. : Boy Scout jubilee. Football : Dodgers vs. Lions. Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1941 IN ALL FIVE Piney Point, Md. : New Navy torpedoes tested. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MOVIETONE NEWS (Vol. 24, No. 5)— Louis¬ iana: War games. Milwaukee: AEF pledge. Bos¬ ton: Warehouse fire. Oregon: Salmon run. Vir¬ ginia: Peach crop. India: Tagore’s funeral. Long Island : Belmont Park opens. Trenton : Auto thrills. NEWS OF THE DAY (Vol. XIII, No. 203) — Louisiana : Planes tested in war games. Oregon : Salmon run. Los Angeles : Inventors’ conclave. Milwaukee: Legion pledge. Mexico: Independence Day. Long Island: Belmont Park opens. Long Island: Polo. Football: Boston vs. St. Anselm. PARAMOUNT NEWS (No. 8)— Chicago: Mus¬ ical genius. New York: Ship strike. Kansas City: Light strike. Milwaukee: AEF pledge. Costa RicaMexicoOttawa: Hemisphere highlights. Long Island : Belmont Park opens. Baseball : Dodger fans. Trenton, N. J. : Auto thrills. RKO PATHE NEWS (Vol. 13. No. 8)— Louis¬ iana : War games. Mare Island, Col.: Ship repair shown. Los Angeles: Inventors’ congress. Wood¬ land Hills, Calif. : Actors’ home started. Trenton : Cables tested. Long Island: Polo. Trenton, N. J.: Auto thrills. UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL (Vol. 14, No. 17 ) — Louisiana : War games. Camp Roberts, Cal.: Draftee review. Ft. Ord, Cal. : Army trailer. Charlestown, Mass.: Freight yard burns. Mexico: Independence Day. Mare Island, Cal. : Ship re¬ pairs shown. Milwaukee: Legion conclave. Wood¬ land Hills, Cal. : Actors’ home started. Long Island : Polo. M, vance Shots Features BURMA CONVOY (Universal). Charles Bickford, Evelyn Ankers, Frank Albert¬ son. 59m. This topical show should fit nicely into the duallers, as it is the first picture to deal with the Burma Road. MR. CELEBRITY (PRC). James Seay, Doris Day, Buzzy Henry, Francis X. Bushman. 66m. This is better than the average inde production effort, and the customers will probably enjoy it. The names of Bushman, Clara Kimball Young, and Jim Jeffries may help sell it. THE REMARKABLE MR. KIPPS (KIPPS). (20th-Fox). Michael Redgrave, Diana Wynyard, Phyllis Calvert. 87m. From H. G. Wells’ story, this is well pro¬ duced, but its appeal is definitely limited on this side to the art or class spots. It is much too English for the general run. THOMPSON: That's all, brother. You can get a di¬ vorce tomorrow. But to¬ night you get married. You don’t even have to pro¬ pose. The boys have pro¬ posed for you. All you do is nod. SWIFTY: How do you like that guy. A battleship costs fifty-eight million dollars — and he won’t loan a dime on itl William LUNDIGAN*c>4^/2^ ROSS CHICK CHANDLER • RUTH DONNELLY • MAE CLARKE CLIFF NAZARRO • TOM KENNEDY* MARY AINSLEE BILL SHIRLEY • JANE KEAN • directed by ALBERT S. ROGELL Screen play by ART ARTHUR and MALCOLM STUART BOYLAN ■ Original story by HERBERT DALMAS Bwf U. S. Defense Bonds October 1, 1941