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pril 29, 1922
I. XHIBITORS HERALD
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Live wire accessory force, Carl Krumrei, S. A. Westall, new manager, Miss E. Holzman, H. A. R. Dutton, president of Argus Enterprises, Miss E. M. Virgil, E. A. Van Husan, retiring manager, and Wesley Mansfield.
Those who make for office and sales efficiency at the Omaha branch of Fox Film Corporation. Sid Meyers is hustling manager of this link in the Fox chain of exchanges.
The group that is making Universal's anniversary a big success in Mid-West. Left to right: L. R. Pierce, M. G. Rogers, H. Novitsky, H. F. Lefholtz, manager, E. H. Strickland and B. Tillsworth.
Motion Picture Industry in Omaha
Intimate photographs of the sales and office forces of exchanges and accessoryhouses atthe Nebraska metropolis. Photographs snapped by Harry E. Nichols, field representative for the HERALD.
Eddie Alperson (left), First National manager, who has just closed a contract with J. W. Hughes (center), New theatre, Alliance. Others are: J. L. Winn, Charles Peavey, Educational chief, and E. R. Coffin.
Pathe's wrecking crew at Omaha. Left to right: Charlie Taylor, manager, M. L. Overman, Miss Maude Carvill, cashier, Joe Bradley, who is with Associated Exhibitors, O. W. Hanson and C. J. Riggs.
In trim to sell "School Days," which has been purchased for Iowa and Nebraska by Federated. Left to right: M. M. Marcus, Harry Muir, Al Kahn, general manager, and Sam Goldflam.
Find an exhibitor in the Middle West who doesn't know Steve O'Brien (right), Select's new heavyweight manager at Omaha. B. F. Lyon, field representative for Select Pictures, is at the left.