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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1935
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SHORT SUBJECTS
By BREVITY
MIKE LEVINSON ... is on a month's leave of absence granted by First Division . . . Down at Wildwood . . .
DAVE BARRIST . . . leaves June 29th on a seven weeks' sea cruise taking in Iceland, Sweden, Russia, Scotland, England . . .
HARRY TYSON . . . complains that this sheet fails to mention him . . . He must be some sort of news, good or bad, he argues . . .
GEORGE SOBEL . . . announces that the Hay Fever season has opened . . .
SAM MOLIVER . . . Metropolitan Printing's man behind the machine . . . celebrated a birthday Memorial Day . . .
RAY SMITH ... is handling the pictures of the recent Ross-McLarnin fight . . . Through Capital . . .
SAM HYMAN . . . just out of the hospital made his first appearance on Vine Street Tuesday . . . Looking tip top . . .
JAKE FOX ... is reported taking the old Elrae . . . Twenty-second and Cambria Streets . . . closed fcr several years . . . Supowitz alterating . . .
ASHBOURNE VINE STREETERS . . . trounced the Lu Lu boys in that return golf match . . . 26 to 1 . . . Jim Clark was the hero . . . shot an 88 . . .
MILCRAM TO SUE FOX FILM
David Milgram, owner of the Garden Theatre, West Chester, has filed suit in U. S. Federal Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, against Fox Film Corp. The film company was served with papers about two weeks ago.
Milgram, who has relied on Fox product for his theatre during the past two years, claims that he was assured that he would get the pictures again for this coming season, and, on the strength of the promises, he signed a new seven-year lease for the property and spent a large sum in alterations. A short time ago, the Fox branch in Philadelphia advised him that they had to sell their 1935-36 product io Warner Bros.' Theatre in West Chester.
Benjamin M. Golder is representing Milgram.
PREFERRED PICTURES . . . located in their new headquarters . . . 1323 Vine Street . . . Murray Beier ready to get going with a strong lineup . . .
ALDINE . . . Nineteenth and Chestnut . . . closes at the end of the "Escape Me Never Run" . . . for the summer . . .
OSCAR NEUFELD . . . busy trying to cook up a rubber match between the Ashbourners and Lu Lucrs golf teams . . .
JOE DEFIORE . . . Wilmington exhJb leader .. . defeated as candidate for City Council . . . But cut heavily into a normally Democratic stronghold.
WAX . . . FRIED . . . WILLENSKY ... off to Harri-b'"-^ Tn^-sdav to track down rumor of revival of Pennsylvania amusement tax . . . alco on i>unday movie issue . . .
. rlowlv, but surely, making everyone on
LOU BLAUSTEIN returning to normal . trie Street glad . . .
SKIP WESHNER ... has the respect, admiration and affection of his Warner boys . . . Square shootin' seems to have done it . . .
Theatres recently outfitted with AMERICAN uniforms
Academy, Lebanon . . . Colonial, Lancaster Broadway, Camden . . . New Highland, Audubon
AMERICAN UNIFORM CO
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Nuf Said!
PEERLESS Distributing Corp.
1321 VINE STREET PHILA., PA. 416 C STREET N. W. WASH., D. C.