The Exhibitor (1951)
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I X H I B I T O R
MISCELLANEOUS
NEWSREELS ,
In All Five:
New York City: Air raid test. Korea: Vice-president Barkley celebrates 74th birthday visiting front.
In Addition to the Above:
Movietone News (Vol. 34, No. 97) Ala¬ bama: Train wreck. Italy: General Eisen¬ hower in Rome urges huge NATO aimy. Egypt: King Farouk says British must go. Seattle: GI’s bring home Japanese wives. Fort Hood, Tex.: “Chemical war” flames (except Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Washington). New York: “Fixed Bayonets” premiere (only Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington). Hollywood: Blood bank visits actors on 20th-Fox set. Canada: Toronto selects a “perfect man”.
News of the Day (Vol. XXIII, No. 227) Egypt: King Farouk says British must go. Washington: Japan first to ratify peace treaty. Seattle: GI’s bring home Japanese wives. Hollywood: Popularity award for June Allyson.
Paramount News (No. 30) Denmark: Copenhagen’s navy yard arsenal explodes. Los Angeles: Nino Marcel and pet ele¬ phant, “Tusker”. Canada: Toronto selects a “perfect man”. Cleveland: Dub Jones, Cleveland Browns, scores all six touch¬ downs made by his team, tieing record hung up by Ernie Nevers back in 1929.
Universal-International Newsreel (Vol. 24, No. 513) Austria: Oil fire. Germany: Catacombs of Berlin. Washington: Japan first to ratify peace treaty. Japan: Emperor visits pearl “farms”. Ciudad Trujillo: Tropical fashions.
Warner Pathe News (Vol. 23, No. 32) Germany: Catacombs of Berlin. Chicago: Crochet championship. Travis Air Base, Cal.: “Starlift” stars at premiere. New York: Yanks battle 49’ers to draw in pro grid game. Chicago: Lujack carries ball for blood donations.
Telenews Digest (Vol. V, No. 48-B) New York City: Air raid test. Korea: Vicepresident Barkley celebrates 74th birthday visiting front. Suez: British families leave trouble spot, Ismailia. Yugoslavia: Tito gets more American military aid. Japan: Ratification of peace treaty brings rejoic¬ ing. New York: Toyland.
In All Five:
Egypt: Mass protest against British.
In Addition to the Above;
Movietone News (Vol. 34, No. 96) Korea: Hope for peace. Germany: General Eisenhower greets new GI’s. New York City; Trains crash under sidewalks of New York. New York: Masked priests accuse Reds. Australia: “Miss Kangaroo” picked (except Dallas and Chicago). Texas: An 117-year-old man sees first movie (Dallas only). Pigskin Parade: Tennessee rips Kentucky; Princeton trims Dartmouth; Illinois edges Northwestern (Chicago only) .
News of the Day (Vol. XXIII, No. 226) New York: Masked priests accuse Reds. Israel: Border guarded against Arab
terrorists. Korea: Hope for peace. Fairfield, Cal.; GI war brides from Korea. New York; Spotlight on baby. Japan: Joe Louis boxes sailors in Tokyo (except San Francisco and Los Angeles). Football: Tennessee rips Kentucky (except Los An¬ geles and San Francisco) ; UCLA upsets Southern California (San Francisco and Los Angeles only) ; California trims Stan¬ ford (San Francisco and Los Angeles only) .
Paramount News (No. 29) Korea; Hope for peace. France; President Auriol host to UN delegates. Italy: Ministers of Atlantic Pact nations meet in Rome. Hol¬ land: General Eisenhower welcomes Can¬ adian army unit. Germany: General Eisen¬ hower meets new GI’s, and is visited at SHAPE headquarters by British Princess Margaret. Gridiron highlights: Tennessee rips Kentucky; California trims Stanford.
Universal-International Newsreel (Vol. 24, No. 512) Italy: Ministers of Atlantic Pact nations meet in Rome. Holland: Gen¬ eral Eisenhower welcomes Canadian army unit. France: Floods. Fairfield Cal.: GI war brides from Korea. San Francisco: Food for prisoners. Japan: Joe Louis boxes sailors in Tokyo. Football: Ten¬ nessee rips Kentucky; Michigan State rolls over Colorado; California Bears upset Stanford.
Warner Pathe News (Vol. 23, No. 31) Korea: Hope for peace. Japan: Vice-presi¬ dent Barkley in Tokyo on way to Korea. France: Adenauer in Paris for “Big Three” talks. Hawaii; Pearl Harbor re¬ members — 10 years back. Japan: Joe Louis boxes sailors in Tokyo. Philadelphia: Santa Claus on parade (Philadelphia only) . Football; Harvard and Yale tie; Tennessee rips Kentucky.
Telenews Digest (Vol. V, No. 48-A) Indo-China: French cut Red lifeline.
Egypt; Mass protest against British. Malaya: Attempt made to starve out Red bandits. India; New Gandhi. Italy: Floods. France: NATO opens new school for sol¬ diers in Paris. Strasbourg: American visi¬ tors to the Council of Europe urge unity. France: Adenauer in Paris for “Big Three” talks. Coventry, England: Stalin¬ grad’s mayoress visits. Football; Harvard and Yale tie.
Movietone News (Vol. 34, No. 95) Washington, D. C.: President Truman speaks before Women’s National Demo¬ cratic Club. Egypt: Crisis. Japan; Joe Louis hailed. France; Vishinsky pets “dove of peace.” Movietone’s 1951 All-Americans.
News of the Day (Vol. XXIII, No. 225) France: Vishinsky pets “dove of peace”. Egypt: Crisis. Korea: Paratrooper drill. Phoenix, Ariz.; Junior rodeo. Bill Stern’s All-American stars and plays of 1951.
Paramount News (No. 28) Korea: Para¬ trooper drill. Japan: Joe Louis hailed. New York: Prohibition Party names can¬ didate. 1951 All-American football team.
Universal-International Newsreel (Vol. 24, No. 511) Egypt: Crisis. Washington, D. C.: President Truman speaks before Women’s National Democratic Club. Japan: Crippled B-29s repaired. Japan: Joe Louis hailed. Holland: Billiard aces tee off. Phoenix, Ariz.; Junior rodeo. Seattle: Santa Claus takes a bow.
Warner Pathe News (Vol. 23, No. 30) Washington: President Truman speaks
"La Ronde" Appeal Scheduled
Albany — The application of Commer¬ cial Pictures Corporation, owner of the American rights to “La Ronde”, for an order reversing the Board of Regents’ refusal to issue a license for the French film was transferred to Appellate Division last week. License for the film had been twice denied on the ground that the pic¬ ture is “immoral, and tended to corrupt morals.” On appeal to the Board of Regents, the petitioners were again denied permission to exhibit “La Ronde”, with the Regents holding that “promiscuity is the central theme.”
More Chicago Houses Pass
Chicago — Following closely on the sale by B and K of the 1,500-seat Drake and the 1,400-seat Admiral, it was reported last fortnight that negotiations were underway for the disposal of the circuit’s Granada, .3,443-seater, to be turned into a church. Additionally, B and K is said to have re¬ ceived inquiries concerning the availability for purchase of the 290-seat Iris and the 970-seat Cine.
before Women’s National Democratic Club. Washington, D. C.: Taft opens campaign headquarters. Egypt: Crisis. Korea; Para¬ trooper drill. France; Lovett, Acheson, Harriman meet at Eisenhower’s headquar¬ ters. New York; Czech railmen who fled Reds arrive. Hollywood: Doris Day opens “Toys For Tots” drive. France: Feather fashions from Paris. Honolulu; A seal goes Hawaiian. Germany: Canine cafeteria in Berlin.
Telenews Digest (Vol. V, No. 47-B) Washington, D. C.: President Truman speaks before Women’s National Demo¬ cratic Club. Washington, D. C.: Disabled vets’ Thanksgiving. Germany: Hitler’s hideout. Austria: Oil fire. Germany: Babs Hutton and new beau. Scotland: British Navy tests new seasick pill. Cin¬ cinnati; Midgets work on jet engines. Denver: Midget auto race.
NATIONAL LEGION OF DECENCY
Dec. 6, 1951
Unobjectionable for General Patron¬ age; “Fixed Bayonets” (20th-Fox); “I’ll Never Forget You” (20th-Fox); “Navajo” (Lippert); Unobjectionable for Adults; “Bride Of The Gorilla” (Realart) ; “Calling Bulldog Drummond” (English made) (MGM); “The Dark Page” (Col.); “Dia¬ mond City” (English-made) (Zenith); “Drums In The Deep South” (RKO) ; “Elopement” (20th-Fox) ; “Insurance In¬ vestigator” (Rep.); “The Lisbon Story” (Four Continents); “Man In The Saddle” (Col.) ; “Red Mountain” (Para.) ; “Sing With Me” (Italian-made) (Crown) ; “The Ten Commandments” (Italian made) (Continental) ; “Westward The Women” (MGM); Objectionable in Part: “The Cimarron Kid” (U-I); “Cloudburst” (UA); “The Lady Says No” (UA) ; “Maniacs On Wheels” (English-made) (Int. Releasing Org.) ; “White Hell Of PitzPalu” (Italian-made) (Lux); Condemned: “Scarred” (Italian-made) (Casolaro).
NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW
Nov. 24, 1951
Starred Selected Features; “Quo Vadis” (MGM); “Hotel Sahara” (UA).
December 5, 1951