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THE MILITARY NOTE IS SOUNDED EVERYWHERE; SCRAP COMES IN FOR ATTENTION
THE ABOVE WINDOW DISPLAY was obtained recently by Earl Hubbard, publicity manager, 20th Century, Buffalo, on RKO's “The Navy Comes Through.” This stunt was but part of the comprehensive campaign arranged by the theatre for this exploitable attraction.
HAAREN HIGH SCHOOL AVIATION ANNEX pupils exhibit model planes which they made recently for the use of the Army and Navy in front of a library display of stills and press book material on Republic’s “Flying Tigers” arranged during the New York run at the Capitol.
GILBERT MARBE, manager, Loew’s American, Brooklyn, N. Y., is shown serving re¬ freshments recently to the Navy and Marine Corps at his blind date party, which was held in connection with the opening of Metro’s “Panama Hattie” at the theatre to very
good business.
JANET BLAIR, Columbia star, is shown recently cutting the ribbon marking the official opening of the new Air Force Per¬ sonnel Canteen in New York.
DAVE KANE, manager, Cameo, Jersey City, N. J., is shown beside a scrap pile contributed by children who brought old metal for free admission to his house, recently. A few in their zeal brought articles which parents later reclaimed.
PRIVATE SMITH OF THE U. S. A.”, RKO “This Is America” short, recently was billed at the Embassy, Broadway, as shown above. The false front of the theatre was given over entirely to “Private Smith.”
November 25, 1942