The Exhibitor (1950)
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THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE SOURCE OF INFORMATION
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BING CROSBY IN
BIGGEST
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YEAR BOOK of
MOTION PICTURES
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— Covers
Over 12 00 Pages
_ _ . . Exhibitor groups . . . Developments in Television and
ts relationship to motion pictures . . . Non-theatrical producers ind distributors . . . Eguipment manufacturers, products they nanufacture, together with executive personnel . . . Complete ist of film exchanges, managers' names . . . Film carriers . . . laboratories ... A list of more than 22,000 motion pictures eleased since 1915, together with release date and review iates . . . CREDITS ot players, producers, directors, photogra¬ phers, film editors, writers, and art directors . . . Features re¬ eased in 1949, together with credits, running time ot the picture vith Film Daily review date . . . Serials released since 1920 . . . Vorld-wide statistics of importance to the entire industry.
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