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REZONING
Organized Opposition to Rezoning Is Only Hurting the Small Exhibitor for Whom It Is Intended, Say Men Who Have Played a Leading Part in Rearranging of Protection — Plans Strike Snag in Chicago and New Orleans— San Francisco Accepts New Schedule.
LABOR
Sympathetic Strikes Loom as Musician Controversy Goes On — Stage Hands and Operators Threaten to Walk Out in Two Cities Unless Agreements Are Reached — Ultimatums Are Issued By Labor Executives at Philadelphia and St. Louis.
COMPLETE INDEX TO CONTENTS
NEWS
Erpi has extended ten million credit to film industry, says Otterson; company has fallen far below 20 per cent set as maximum profit, press is told.
Big improvement claimed for new process of showing pictures on wide screen — Laboratory device is attached to printing machine.
Bright outlook is reflected in net profit returns of four companies—Radio to make all prints on Coast at million dollar plant. Percentage plus 50-50 profit split is blamed by operators and bookers of independent chains as making this "hardest buying season."
DEPARTMENTS
The Short Feature 42
Music and Talent 50
Box Office Promotion 43
Classified Advertising 56
Chicago Personalities, by Jim Little 60
FEATURES
New Product 29
The Voice of the Industry (Letters from Readers) 58
Securities Price Range 20
Hollywood, by Douglas Hodges 33
Broadway 18
Sound Reproduction 37
Pictorial Section 21
J. C Jenkins — His Colyum 41
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MUSIC AND TALENT— Quality Slides, Remick Music Corporation, Lewis Manne Butler, Leo Feist, Inc., Brooks Costumes, Julia Dawn, Kae Studios, Charlie Crafts, Hy C. Geis.
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