The Film Daily (1934)

THE fonday, May 28, 1934 -3VW DAILY 15 NON-ASSENTERS ASK CANCELLATIONS (Continued from Page 1) sed the 10 per cent cancellation .use: Ubany Zone — Weller, Alexandria Bay; idge, Ausable Forks; Avon, Canastota; and, Uolgeville; Park, Playhouse, Rialto, idson; Opera House, Sherburne; Playjse, Ticonderoga; Colonial, Utica; Valatie, latie; Bisby Hall, West Winfield; Liberty, lerty; Empire, Port Henry; Palace, Tup I.ake ; Olympic, Utica. Atlanta Zone — Delray, Delray; Royal, luchula. boston Zone — Photoplay, Adams; Opera, ion; Regent, Arlington; Park, Auburn; neral Starke, Bennington; Gayety, Boston; nan Sq., Porter Sq., Cambridge; Holly >d, Oiarlestown; Community, Dedhani, jc-sCc, Lasthampton; Premier, Lawrence! Lee; Plymouth, Leominster; Strand, Bedford; Strand, Peabody; Capitcl. . Kialto, Providence; A^hambra, Quincy, al, Roxbury; Playhouse, Scituate; i-amiiy. ircester. 'narlotte Zone — Pastime, Boone; Gem, ■ton; Strand, Edgefield; Grand, Greer, stime. Monroe; imperial, Rich Square; hmond, Kockingham; Palace, Roxboro; tie, Scotland Neck; Carolina, Selma; Gem, :r City; Lyric, Sylva; New Era, Waltero. Juffalo Zone — Clinton, Rochester; Geitner, per Creek; Palace, Wolcott. Oes Moines Zone — Maje.tic, De Witt; and, Estherville; Tall Corn, Kanawha: keview, Lakeview; Iris, Postville; Star, ux Rapids. ndianapolis Zone — Indiana, Bedford; Vau&, Connersville; Cort, Decatur; Dreamid, Fowler; Riley, Greenf .eld ; Strand, >rse Cave, Ky. ; Paramount, Kokomo, escent and Downs, Louisville; Orpheum, tchell; Prewitt, Plainrield; Princeton ano xy, Princeton; Lyric and Sherman, Sulan; Austin, Versailles. Kansas City Zone — Dickinson, Beloit ; Dickion, Chillicothe; Uptown, Ellsworth; Dickfou, Fayette; Dickinson, Hiawatha; Booth uepender.ee; Dickinson, Iola; Cozy and Upvn, Junction City; Dickinson and Varsity, wrence; Valencia, Macon; Dickinson and areham, Manhattan; Dickinson, Marceline; Bison, Osage City; Dickinson, Osawato Dickinson, Paola; Uptown, Parsonsckmson, Slater. Milwaukee Zone — Rex, Evansville; Vau.te, Kaukauna ; Orpheum, Menomonie; •enue, Pern, Grace, Hollywood, Murray, arl. Rainbow and Savoy, Milwaukee; own, Racine; Crescent, Shawano; Grand, uth Milwaukee; Palace and Rapids, Wis )sin Rapids. •Minneapolis Zone — Grand, Crookston; Peo■s. Crosby; State. Jackson; Un que, Litchld; (.rand. Madison; Falls, Minneapolis nc. New L'lm; Tonna, Owatonna; Rialto. ynesv.lle; Orpheum, Pipe tone; Arcade aniline, St. Paul; Ritz, Winner, So. Dak. IVew Haven Zone — Colonial, Canaan; Da Danen; Pratt's, Deep River; Liberty irtford; Stuart, Lakeville; State, New Bri Community, New Canaan; Annex and ctory, New Haven; Strand, Norwich mnumity, Oakville; Seymour, Seymour; lonial, Southington; HiJlcrest, Taftville Al mbra, Waterbury. New York Zone — Paragon, Beacon; Sha .oming and Going HAROLD LLOYD is expected in New York us week with a print of "Catspaw." HARRY COHN has arrived back on the coast. MARTY BARRETT of the Van Beuren Corp. is returned from a coast-to-coast tour. B.MER H. BRIENT, manager of Loew's, Rich°nd, is in New York on vacation. MAURY COHEN, president of Invincible Picires, will arrive Thursday from the coast. MARGIE ANN KNAPP, 10-year-old radio id vaude artiste, who has been featured over 'GBF, Evansville, Ind., for the past year, has 'rived in New York with her folks for a Jcation and a summer study course. The Broadway Parade • Picture Distributor Theater Now I'll Teli Fox Roxy Where Sinners Meet RKO Radio Music Hall Hollywood Party M-G-M Rialto Upp»s World Warner Bros Strand Woman in Command Gainsborough Westminster Sorrell and Son Mayfair Mayfair Channel Crossing Gaumont-British 55th St. Playhouse Sadie McKee (2nd week) M-G-M Capitol Little Miss Marker (2nd week) Paramount Paramount Murder at the Vanities (2nd week) Paramount Rivoli Beyond Bengal (2nd week) Showmen's Pictures Gaiety Stingaree" RKO Radio Palace Change of Heart* Fox Center ♦ TWO-A-DAY RUN * House of Rothschild (11th week) United Artists Astor ♦ FOREIGN DIALOGUE PICTURES * Prckurator Caruso + FUTURE OPENINGS ♦ The Key ( May 29) Warner Bros Strand You Made Me Love You (May 29) . . . B.I.P Criterion born to Be Bad (May 30) United Artists Rivoli I'll Tell the World (May 30)* Universal Center Little Man, What Now? (May 31) Universal Music Hall Viva Villa! (June 1)** M-G-M Capitol Many Happy Returns (June 1 ) Paramount Paramount Such Women Are Dangerous (June 1). Fox Roxy * Subsequent runs. ** Follows Criterion two-a-day run Fourth Warner Regional In 'Frisco on June 18-19 (Continued from Page 1) Bailey, J. N. Howland, V. Stewart, M. F. Keller, D. D. Matin, Bill Gordon, M. H. Gustaveson, H. Levey, C. Muehlman, N. Levi, W. C. Wheeler, H. B. Fish, Al Oxtoby, 0. L. Theuerkauf, C. W. Young, W. E. Callaway, R. L. McCoy, W. 0. Williamson, S. L. Pilkinton, Luke Conner, P. L. Spindler, H. R. Hisey, J. 0. Rohde, W. C. Blackstone, E. R Slocum, N. H. Brower and Fred M. Jack. Third Week for "Sweethearts" Cincinnati — Warner's "20 Million Sweethearts" is being held over for a third week. .lowland, Ellenville; Albermac, Pawling; Academy, Wappinger Falls. Omaha Zone — Idle Hour, Dunlap. la. ; Orleans, Orleans, Nebr. ; Jewel, Valentine, Nebr. ; Empress, Wausa, Nebr. Philadelphia Zone — Park, Allentown; Roxy, Ashland; Park, Ashley; Victoria, Blossburg; Walt Whitman, Camden; Strand, Doylestown ; Wilbor, Easton; Victoria, Frackville; Newport, Glen Lyon; Favini, Jessup; Imperial, Kulpmont; Rialto, Mansfield; Globe, Marcus Hook; Media, Media; Fox, Mifflinburg; Victoria, Mt. Carmel; Carman, Cayuga, Crescent, Doris, Ideal, New Colonial, Penn and Walton, Philadelphia; Favini, Peckville; Grand, Scranton ; Capitol, Shenandoah; Victoria, Tamaqua; Thomas. Taylor; Lyric, Throop; neenwood, Princess, Rialto and Stacy, Trenton; Community, Tuckerton; Embassy, Westville; Auditorium, Blaker, Casino, Nixon, Regent and Strand, Wildwood. Pittsburgh Zone — Gibbs, Alb'on; Verdi, Belle Vernon; New Plaza, Brownsville; Cambridge, Cambridge Springs; Dixie and Grand, Carnegie; Palace, Charleroi ; Coraopolis and Lyric, Coraopolis; Plaza, Duquesne; Mercer Square, Greenville; Liberty, Saxton; Kappy Hour, Springdale. St. Louis Zone — Broadway and Orpheum, Cape Girardeau; Hayton, Carterv!lle; Joy, Chester; Avalon, Lawrenceville; Liberty. Maiden; Gasconade, Owensville; Orris, St. Genevieve; Capitol, Taylorville. Code Authority Sees Complaints Decline (Continued from Page I) ered on its individual merits, determination of different complaints is believed certain to indicate what complaints have a chance of winning favorable verdicts, with the result that filing of various types of complaints will be discouraged. Edwin C. Hill to Provide Voice for Metrotone News (Continued from Paqe 1) known as the "Globe Trotter." Hill will assume his new duties late in September, when the Hearst newsreel becomes completely divorced from Fox Movietone. 550 to Attend I. A. Convention Louisville — About 550 delegates are expected to attend the thirtysecond annual I. A. T. S. E. convention which gets under way here next Monday., President William C. Elliott and other officers are already in town for the meetings of the I. A. executive board. Releasing Famous Persons Series "Theodore Roosevelt," first of a series of 12 "Famous American" shorts to be produced by Hal Lyons, is being released by DuWorld. Oscar Apfel plays Roosevelt. "Buffalo Bill" will be the second short. Darmour Using RCA Sound Wen Coast Bureau of THE FILM DAILY Hollywood — Lax-ry Darmour signed contracts Saturday for installation of RCA Photophone sound recording equipment at the Majestic studio. "The Scarlet Letter," Darmour's first production for Majestic, will be recorded on the equipment. WARNER-F. N. STUDIOS PREPARING 14 FILMS (Continued from Page 1) chid," "Sweet Adeline" and "Window Panes." "British Agent," "Dragon Murder Case," "Kansas City Princess" and "Dames" are features in work. "Adam's Apple," two-reel Technicolor comedy with Leon Errol, also is in production, while another color short, El Brendel's "What, No Men?" has just been finished. 6 Releases Under Way For United Artists (Continued from Page 1) Monte Cristo," and London Films will soon finish "Private Life of Don Juan," with Douglas Fairbanks. Reliance also is preparing to start the Jack Benny picture, while Samuel Goldwyn has Eddie Cantor's "Treasure Hunt" in preparation and London Films will soon start "Hundred Years to Come," by H. G. Wells. The 20th Century unit will resume activity when Darryl F. Zanuck returns in September, when "Mighty Barnum" will go in work. 6 Duals in San Antonio San Antonio — Six of the seven second-run houses here, the Harlanade, Highland Park, Uptown, State, Plaza and Strand, are showing double features. PLAZA MOST CONVENIENT Hotel in Hollywood $2.50 up, Single $3.00 up, Double Special weekly and monthly rates The Plaza is near every' thing to see and do in Hollywood. Ideal for business or pleasure. Every room has private dressing room, bath and shower. Beds "built for rest." Every modern convenience. Fine foods at reasonable prices. Convenient parking for your car. Chas. Danziger, Mgr. Eugene Stern, Pres. The "Doorway of Hospitality" Vine at Hollywood Blvd. HOLLYWOOD J