Exhibitors Herald (1927)

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42 EXHIBITORS HERALD April 23, 1927 Richard Sears, who has just been signed by Editor Ray Hall as Rathe News representative in New England, is a personal friend of President and Mrs. Coolidge, as this picture shows. Sears has been a newsphotographer 27 years. Schlanger Now Universal Head At Washington '^ED SCHLANGER, formerly short features manager for Universal in the Chicago exchange, is now hard at work in his new post managing the Washington office. He started with Universal in 1919 and traveled the country territory for a year and a half out of Chicago, then being city salesman for a year. He was appoint e d short features manager by Art Schmidt, former general salesmanager, and held that position until E. J. Smith vras named general salesmanager. Then Schlanger became salesmanager under Leroy Alexander, branch chief. Schlanger left Universal in 1924 to become buyer for the S. J. Gregory Theatrical Company, but after a year and a half, that is, in November, 1925, he returned to Universal and again was appointed short features manager. From that post he recently was transferred to Washington as exchange manager. Many Baseball Subjects Offered on Pathe Bills A number of subjects on baseball, which stepped to the sport plate this month, have been made available for spring and summer by Pathe. Included are “Play Ball,” “The Battling Orioles,” the Grantland Rice Sportlights, Pathe News and several comedies. RELEASES WEEK OF APRIL 10 **Jail Birdies,** Vernon, Edneational, two»-**The DraW'Baek,** Tuxedo, Edueational, two^^**Ilot Soup,'* Cameo, Educational, one— **The Prince of Whales,** Life Cartoon, Educational, one— **A Chin He Loved To Touch,** Wisecraekers, F. B. O., two-»**Hire A Hall,** Winkler, F* B. O., one—* "Melting Millions,'* No. 1, Pathe, two^— "TTie Honor Man,** Fables, Pathe, two^thirds **For» gotten Sweeties," Roach, Pathe, two— "Spuds,** Larry Semon, Pathe, five*' 'Pathe Review, No. 15, Pathe, one— Topics of the Day, No. 15, Timely, Pathe, one>third^*"Ko Ko The Kavalier,** Red Seal, 800— »"The Haunted Homestead," Mustang, Universal, two^"She*s My Cousin,** Stem, UniversaL two. WEEK OF APRIL 17 "Naughty Boy," Lupino Lane, Educational, two^ "A Bird of Flight," Lyman Howe, Educational, ono" "Buried Treasure," Bruce Scenic, Ednca> tional, one^— "Felix The Cat In Sax Appeal,** Bijou, Educational, one^«**Alice*s Circus Daxe," Winkler, F. B. O., one— "Melting MilUona,** Pathe, two— "Anti-Fat,** Fables, Pathe, two-thirds —"Love My Dog,** Roach, Pathe, two— "Cured In The Excitement,** Sennett, Pathe, two— '*The Agile Age,'* Grantland Rice, Pathe, one^— Pathe Review 16, Pathe, one— Topics of The Day 16, Timely, Pathe, one-third’ Issue 25, Red Seal, 600; Issue F, Red Seal, 900; "Robert .E. Lee," Red Seal, 600— “When Civic Pride Hits Piperock," Tuttle, Universal, two^— "Jane's Hubby," Stem, Universal, two. WEEK OF APRIL 24 **Dumb Belles," Billy Dooley, Educational, two^— "Hold That Bear," Cameo, Educational, one — "Racing Fever," Life, Educational, one "Jungle Heat," Mermaid, Educational, two— **Shy Knees," Wisecraekers, F. B. O., two— "Hire a Hall," Winkler, F, B. O., one '"Reflections,** Variety," Fox, one— "A Dog's Pal," Animal, Fox, two^— "Car Shy," Van Bibber, Fox, two— "Melting Millions,** No. 3, Pathe, two— **The Pl^eyed Piper," Fables, Pathe, two-thlrd6^"Hon. Mr. Buggs,** Hal Roach, Pathe, two— "Broke in China," Sennett, Pathe, two— Pathe Review No. 17, Pathe, one— Topics of the Day, No. 17, Pathe, one-third— —**The Ridin* Rowdy," Action, Pathe, five— "An Exciting Day," Mustang, Universal, two^— "George Leaves Home," Stem, Universal, two. WEEK OF MAY 1 "Heavy Hikers," Standard, F. B. O., two^— Alice’s Knaughty Knight," Winkler, one^— "Nature's onderland," Varieties, Fox. one "Just a Husband," Helen and Warren. Fox, two^— "A Holy Terror," Fox, 1922— “Melting Millions," No. 4, Pathe, two; "A Fair Exchange," Fables, Pathe, two-thirds^— “With Will Rogers In Paris," C. S. Clancy, Pathe, two^— Pathe Review, No. 18, Pathe, one— Topics of the Day, No. 18, Timely, Pathe, one-third ; “London Bridge," Red Seal, 600^— “The Lone Star." Mustang, Universal, two— "Buster Don't Forget," Buster Brown, L'niversal. two^— “Newlyweds* Shopping Tour," Stern. L^niversal, two. Ted Schlanger [newspictures INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL NO. 30 — Latest Easter styles demonstrated by Laura LaPlante, Claire \^’indsor. Lew Cody and Roy D'Arcy— Coastwise steamers battle spring hurricane in South Atlantic—New aerial cameras show New York in mosaic-^Chinese flock to Shanghai for horseraces despite war dangers. INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL NO. 31 — Aviators tune up for nonstop flight to Paris*-~Crowds besiege court at Dedham, Mass., as Vacco and Vanzetti, radicals, are condemned to death— Foch pays tribute to America's war heroes at Suresnes, France^— Marine air patrol finds Nicaraguan volcano of Monotomo active. PATHE NTIWS NO. 30-^— Bicycle stars open race season in New Y’ork— Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt unveils panoramic war picture in Paris to be sent to America, while minister of war dedicates it^— Gay Paris celebrates in mid-Lent carnival— Gar \S'ood sets new motorboat race record at Miami —Sprig wins thrilling race at English steeplechase. KINOGRAMS NO, 5281^— Sacco and Vanzetti doomed to die— Agricultural College students at Amherst hold sheep shearing contest— G. A. R. vet. 83, weds Civil \^’ar nurse, 81— Redskins and cowboys parade in Berlin^— Constantinople's Coney Island opens^—Columbia crews get to work^— St. Bernard adopts motherless alley cat— Girl daredevil shows how she cheats death in airplane. KINOGRAMS— NO. 5282— “Fighting Sixth" leaves for Shanghai^— Doting mothers bring entrants for test for Manhattan Baby Week contest-~Plane tested for New York-Paris flight^— Kinograms photographer goes up to shoot parachute jump— Quartermaster's Department makes Star Spangled Banners in modern style. FOX NEWS NO. 55^— Half million watch Mi-Careme pageant in Paris^— Pantheon panoramic painting of war given royal sendoff in Paris on way to America^— Massaebusetts Tech students get day of circus fun^— IL S. Cavalry polo stars win Fort Sam Houston tournament^— Einstein completes odd studio^— Pair returns from Africa with orphan lion cub for pet^— Chorus girls take up boxing' -150.000 see steeplechase at Liverpool. FOX NEWS NO. .S6^— Duke and Duchess of York land in New Zealand^— Television tested, with \^'alter Gifford in New Y'ork talking to and seeing Herbert Hoover in Washington— Holy Week as painted by the old masters— Landing of Ponce de Leon re-enacted in pageant— “Sugar Foot Strut" is latest dance City rises at Wcepah, Nev., in wake of gold strike^— USS California presents 14-inch visiting cards to Atlantic targets. DOROTHY DEVORE SIX two-reel productions from Educational next season will be known as the Dorothy Devore Comedies. Miss Devore, who was featured in Christie comedies up to three years ago, has been signed by Educational and returns to the short product field after featuring in long pictures.