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I93ifuisday, May 21, 1935
DAILY
-E-W-S OF THE DAY
Cincinnati — The Strand downtown as reduced prices for the summer lonths. All seats fifteen cents un il 5 P. M. when balcony is fifteen nd down ,stairs 25 cents. Children dmission 10 cents at all times.
Bay City, Texas — A new Rubin "rels house is being built here.
San Antonio — First championship
wrestling match between Jimmy
ondos and Billy Edwards wa,s held
'hursday night in the Municipal
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Aeheville, N. C. — As a result of prize contest for the suggestion
of a name, conducted widely througl the city, the new $75,000 theater planned by the Publix-Bamford Theaters, Inc., here has been named the Lyric.
Ingleside, Texas — Gidney Talley, chain theater man, opened a new house here recently.
Cincinnati — Prominent theater folk on the sick list include John Elliot, Phoenix Amusement Co. Lexington, and the RKO city man ager, Jim Weed, Dayton, who L doing nicely after a major opera tion.
forecasts Trade Pacts Aiding Export Market
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lg current legal and extra-legal district ions on the export of revenue fcnd through lightening of the ta: ■ 'nnd quota burden, it was state; esterday by Robert Schless, War fafer-First National continental distribution head.
Schless said that theater receipt: n the continent have been off abou ■sevafO per cent since last September Lopiternal economic conditions in th European countries is the principa eason for the decline in theate: avenue, he said. Only France, Belium and Spain of the Europea ountries are showing duals, Schles: aid. He will visit Hollywood be nrei3re returning abroad.
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Trade Relations Luncheon
Eugene Zukor and several other
aramount people with Jaime Yan
elevich, Tullio Carminati and Jack
apoport as their guests attended
le luncheon yesterday at the Hote'
stor given by the Latin-American
.rade Ass'n to promote better
n asiness relations between the two :ainl „■ mericas.
EVERYTHING
Reference to the motion picture industry — can be found in the
1935
YEAR BOOK
of
MOTION PICTURES
'Now being distributed FREE to subscribers to
THE FILM DAILY 1650 B'way N.Y.C.
General Theaters to Get Fox Film Common Stock
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back to General 19,769 shares c National Theater Supply preferred and 24,640 International Projecto: preferred.
The plan provides that bondholders shall receive 10 shares of stock for each $1,000 bond and that the bank creditors shall share on the same basis. In addition bondholder and the bank creditors will receive options to acquire six shares of ad ditional common stock at between $10 to $12 a share.
Le Gallienne at Capitol
Eva Le Gallienne arrives in towr. today from her summer home near Westport for the final rehearsals o" Sutro's "The Open Door," one-act play in which she will appear at the Capitol for the week beginning Fri day. Donald Cameron, who has been associated with Miss Le Gallienne in many productions, will play opposite the star in this, her first appearance in a motion picture theater. George Jessel and Gertrude Niesen will share starring honor? with Miss Le Gallienne in the newstage show.
RKO Cincy House Closing
Cincinnati — RKO Shubert, vaudeville and films, will close Saturday for an elaborate program of repairs and improvements, including rearrangement of seating, installation if an air-conditioning system, new lighting fixtures, reupholstering and redecorating. The house is expected to reopen Aug. 23. Closing ahead of time, RKO will run their la,st week schedule of vaudeville at the Palace. Shuberts will reopen with same policy. Cliff Boyd is manager.
Reliance Pix for Rivoli
"Let 'Em Have It," Reliance production starring Richard Arlen and Virginia Bruce, follows "Les Miserables" into the Rivoli on Saturday. United Artists is releasing.
HOLD OPEN JUNE 12th
FOR THE 23rd
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BEAUTIFUL
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COUNTRY CWB
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
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A TRUCK LOAD OF PRIZES
and
A CAR LOAD OF LAUGHS
and
GOOD FELLOWSHIP