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NEWS OF THE TERRITORY
37
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ground; barricade on lobby doors weeks in advance; spot announcements on radio station, gratis; four 50 word announcements on another station, gratis; 15 minute program on WRTD, commentation on Virginia angle by Kathleen Lamb; 15 minute program on WRNL interview of DAVE WHELAN; screening for the press; sneak prevue for audience attending showing of "Midnight” with school board heads and heads of history departments.
Roanoke
Elaborate plans are being made for the spring convention of the Virginia MPTO, [une 12 at Hotel Roanoke.
ELMCRE D. HEINS, president. National Theatre Corporation, is chairman of the convention committee. Local committee is composed of B. S. SMITH, manager, American; M. F. DIGGS, manager, Grandin; FRED STEELE, manager, Jefferson.
Heins is now vacationing at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Diggs visited Norfolk recently.
J. R. McLEMORE, RCA engineer, recently dropped an expensive camera from a bridge over the James River. It was never recovered.
Virginia Beach
A new theatre for this resort, to seat 600, has been announced for R. S. MARGOLUS, Norfolk.
Williamsburg
Much interest is being shown in the display of the methods of making movies, now on view at the College of William and Mary.
BOWLING
Richmond
State team won The National Exhibitor trophy and first place prize money, as the season came to a close at Tinytown. All prize winners will be announced next week.
Final Standing
Won Lost Percentage
State
62
22
.73 8
Byrd
60
24
.714
Grand
53
31
.631
Westfiampton
47
37
.559
Ven-ton
40
44
.476
Brook-vue
36
48
.428
Capitol
27
57
.321
Office
12
72
.143
Washington
Projectionists League As a result of the games April 18, Capitol took two from the Circle and the Empress two from the Leader, while the Congress was bumping the Ambassador three in a row. With four more games scheduled, the Leader continued to hold its slim two-game margin over the Circle, threatened by the Capitol, only three games out of first place.
Standings and records as of April 18:
Won Lost Percentage
Leader
21
12
.636
Circle
19
14
.575
Capitol
18
15
.545
Congress
17
16
.515
Empress
13
20
.393
Ambassador . . . .
11
22
.336
Team Set — Circle, 1,60 5.
Team Game — Leader, 5 57.
SET — Leader’s Mould, 379.
Games — Leader’s Ross, 146.
Average — Circle’s Anderson, 112-13.
Strikes — Circle’s Anderson, 17; Leader’s Connolly, 17.
Spares — Circle’s Anderson, 79.
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