The Exhibitor (Nov 1948-Feb 1949)

0th Anniversary ilssue af THE EXHI J. B. White manager. President Rochester, N. Y. Terry C. Miller Art Moger manager. Liberty and Star Warners Oregon City, Ore. Boston I. L. Shields city manager, Bradley Columbus, Ga. F. E. Hasley Terrace and Main East Pittsburgh, Pa. Frank J. Feocco manager, Horseheads Horseheads, N. Y. Eddy CofFey Napa Theatres, Inc. Napa, Cal. Michael Galomb manager. Savoy Catasauqua, Pa. Roy L. Shenk projectionist Myerstown, Pa. T. Tolley MGM Pittsburgh Paul Karlson Syracuse, N. Y. John D. Nagy Liberty Rural Valley, Pa. because of its many features so valuable to the average exhibitor.” — Leonard Gold¬ berg, Adams, Quincy, Mass. “Congratulations. I certainly want to say that you should be very proud of the progress The Exhibitor has made in the past 30 years, to come to the very top of motion picture trade publications.” — Charles I. Sowdon, projectionist, Warner, Lynn, Mass, “Of my 41 years as an exhibitor of motion pictures, I have had the good for¬ tune to be a subscriber to The Exhibitor for thirty years, its entire life. The many benefits we have derived from this pub¬ lication are hard to evaluate, and as long as we show pictures, so long shall we get The Exhibitor. May your shadow never grow less.” — “Doc” Schad, Schad Thea¬ tres, Reading, Pa. “May I take this opportunity of con¬ gratulating you on the 30th anniversary of the Jay Emanuel Publications, and particularly on The Exhibitor. All key men in our organization receive a copy of The Exhibitor regularly. We think you cover the news promptly and fairly. We like your outspoken and fearless edi¬ torials. We like all the information in reference to new theatres, theatre equip¬ ment, and theatre supplies. We /like your classification of the product, and, as a matter of fact, we feel that The Exhibitor is not only interesting to everybody in the motion picture business, but is in¬ structive and necessary in order that we keep up with product, exhibition, con¬ struction, maintenance, etc. of the thea¬ tres. We wish for you many years of real joy and happiness in continuing this fine work. We wish for The Exhibitor the success it so justly has earned and de¬ serves.” — Morton G. Thalhimer, president. Neighborhood Theatres, Inc., Richmond, Va. “My sincere congratulations on 30 years of service to a great industry, and I am sure there will be many more to come.” — R. E. Moon, eastern sales manager, 20th Century-Fox, New York City. “I am happy to contribute, to the cele¬ bration of the 30th anniversary of your fine publication. The Exhibitor. This should be a most auspicious occasion, and I wish to offer congratulations on the stature which The Exhibitor has attained today, after being published for the past 30 years. — Ben Y. Cammack, southwestern district manager, RKO Radio, Dallas. “The Exhibitor deserves the warmest congratulations for its long and valuable service, its friendly, intimate character, and its high journalistic standards. Con¬ gratulations.” — George Brown, director of publicity. Paramount Pictures, Hollywood, Calif. “I thoroughly read every issue of The Exhibitor for two very good reasons, first, it is most informative, and second, it gives an authentic idea of the exhibitor think¬ ing. I have a third reason that is even better than the first two — I like The Ex¬ hibitor. My best wishes for the future.” — Martin Moskowitz, 20th Century-Fox, 444 West 55th Street, New York. “Congratulations on your 30th anniver¬ sary. I have been a reader of The Ex¬ hibitor for a good many years. — Otto W. Schmit, Robert L. Lippert Theatres, Inc., Fresno, Cal. “Congratulations. I think The Exhibitor is a fine paper because I have been read¬ ing it ever since it was published, and it has been very helpful to me in many ways. I like its human side of the news section.” — Vincent M. Tate, Theatre Equip¬ ment, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. “Congratulations and best wishes. It is, indeed, a pleasure to read this fast growing magazine.” — Chester R. Glenn, manager. Elm, Greensboro, N. C. “When I entered the clubwoman and community field 14 years ago, I began to read The Exhibitor from cover to cover. I use it at all my monthly meetings and pass the back issues to others to read in order to arouse their interest. It has given me much pleasure to meet you and all the genial staff that help to make The Exhibitor the publication it is.”— Marguerite S. Goldsmith, chairman, Phila¬ delphia Motion Picture Pre-View Group, Philadelphia. 114 The Exhibitor, November 24, 1948 Anniversary Issue of THE EXHIBiTOB^