Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (Sep 1935 - Aug 1936)

6 INDEPENDENT EXHIBITORS FILM BULLETIN CONSTRUCTIVE SHOWMANSHIP PART OF I. T. M. PLAN THE VICE-PRESIDENT Croup's Meetings Devoted To Exchange of Management and Advertising Ideas This organization, now totaling over fifty members, is the result of an idea presented by Jack Litto, Walter Potamkin and Jack Blumberg a little over two years ago. The purpose of the group is to assist each other toward achieving a better management of theatres. Ideas are inter-exchanged weekly; reports on business done by the various pictures played; exploitation stunts are outlined; suggestions as to the bect method of selling future product to the public are made — all as a sincere endeavor to help every man to become a better manager for himself and his employer. Present officers of the I. T. M., elected Sept. 17, 1935, are Barney Cohen, Adm-ral Th°atre, President; Allen Lewis, Girard Theatre, VicePresident, John C. Ehrlich. New Ideal Theatre, Secretary-Treasurer; Jack Blumberg, Regis Theatre, Chairman of the Board, and George Nonamaker, of Film Bulletin, publicity director. The following are members of the organisation: Nat Abelov, Is Segal, Sid Bloomfield, Steve Bcdine, Is Borowsky, Charlie Dutkin, Phil Gerson, Morton Glass, Kay Katz, Max Korr, Perry Lessey. Sol Lewis, Walter Potamkin, Al London, Paul Resnick, Sam Resnick. Larry Ruch, Geo. Scbel, Max Steinhouse, Max, Michael, Morris and Cecil Felt, Irving and Maurice Phillips, Lew Cohen, Murray Cohen, Rube Shapiro, Leonard Eddleson. Harry Felt, Irving Coopersmith, Jack Litto, Abe Resnick, Joe Kane, Nate Milgram, Cy Cohen, and many others. Folks: This is VicePresident Al1 e n Lewis, one of the finest boys in the I. T. M. But, like most vicepre sidents, Allen is aff 1 i c t e d by that strange psychology which impels those poor, subdued individuals to have tiny photographs taken of themselves. We don't know whether it's modesty or fear. FILM BULLETIN is happy to cooperate with this group in making their 2nd Annual Dinner-Dance a success. CONGRA TULA TIONS FROM CHARLIE and AL P E N N Theatre Equipment Co. 309 N. 13th ST., PHIL A.. PA. RITtenhouse 3273 BEST OF LUCK TO I. T. M KRANKEL'S SANITARY SUPPLIES 305 S. 40th STREET PHILA. Compliments H. KRANKEL Bell Phone: EVErgreen 4912 BERLO VENDING CO. 1518 N. BROAD STREET Philadelphia POPlar 6011 COMPLIMENTS from Weil-Wishers Jack Litto — Eureka Theatre Abe Resnick — Hamilton Theatre Barney Cohen — Admiral Theatre Cy Cohen — Roxy Theatre Lou Cohen — Wissahickon Theatre Is Segall — Rivoli Theatre Harry Felt — Bell Theatre Rube Shapiro — New Penn Theatre Jos Kane — York Theatre Nate Milgram — Lorraine Theatre John Ehrlich — New Ideal Theatre Ben Stern — Master Art Products Charles Klang B. 8C S. AMUSEMENT CORP. Chas. Stiefel Jacob Blumberg George Sobel — Ritz Theatre Morris Wax Harry Fried Wm. Spiegel Leo Posel Norman Lewis and Abe Rovner Oscar Neufeld Dave Starkman Moe Verbin and Family New Jersey Messenger Service Blackwood Theatre — Blackwood, N. J. Fern Rock Theatre — Phila., Pa. Ben Harris — Sara — Twins and All THE EXHIBITOR Jay Emanuel M. P. T. O. of E. Pa., S. N. J. and Del., Inc. I. E. P. A., Inc. P. COMPLIMENTS OF NOOKIE AND LORILLARD CO.