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YOUNG OLDSTER. Though young in years (32), UA producer Mil/on H. Bren (shown with Mrs. Bren) has box-office hits to his credit.
BRIGHT FUTURE. Chief Barker J. Louis Rome anticipates the best yet for the Variety Club, Tent No. 19, annual dinner-dance January 21.
CHIEF LOOKER-AFTER. Mrs. Ruth D. Wertz, Hagerstown, Maryland , was recently named chairman of the state Board of Censors, replacing Dr. Ben Paul Sandy.
SHIFTED INTERESTS. H. M. Richey, one-time exhibitor, prominent in the activities of the Allied States Association, recently became head of RKORadio’s newly created exhibitor relations department.
THAT MAN — WITH /I NEW TITLE Monogram president W. Ray Johnston replies to the conferring of the title Chief Mirror Lake (Amerindian term for " reflected pictures”) when inducted into the Win Wa tribe in Oklahoma City. The new " injun chief” announced preparations for filming " Beating Back,” based on the life of Al Jennings, famed Oklahoma bandit.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY. Christmas has its star, but last fortnight one (not so little) candle outshone, temporarily, that brilliancy, as eight pioneering Altechnicians gathered around the luncheon table to pay tribute to president L. W. Conrow, vice-president G. L. Carrington, the first anniversary of the Altec Service Corporation. Around the table, in the usual way are Bert Sanford, Jr., chief engineer F. C. Gilbert, secretary-treasurer H. M. Bessey,
Conrow, Carrington, comptroller E. Z. Walters, A. J. Rademacher, A. F. Lyman.
January II, 1939