The Film Daily (1928)

Wednesday, March 'A * The 1929 FILM DAILY YEAR BOOK Is Now In Preparation Out Next JANUARY THEATER CHANGES FOR OF Continued MARYLAND Changes in Ownership Baltimore — Leader, sold to Alhambra Theater Inc. by Pearce & Scheck. Closings Baltimore — Broadway, Garden and Aladdin; Sharpsburg — Potomac. MICHIGAN New Theaters Ann Arbor — Michigan; Detroit — Avalon and Redford; Flint — Capitol; Grand Haven — Grand. Changes in Ownership Berkley — The Berkley, sold to Kimmel Bros, by Central Theaters Co.; Detroit — Mt. Elliott, sold to Jaffa & Garlock by H. C. Monroe ; Regent, sold to W. F. Klatt by London Operating Co. ; Warren, sold to Raymond Schreiber by H. L. Levy ; Marine City — Family, old to Frank & Nellis Baker by W. D. Ward ; Metamora — Family, sold to K. D. Francisc by A. D. Francis ; Port Huron — Pine Grove, sold to E. N. McFarland by Wm. Jahr; Rcrniolus — Family, sold to Hedmark & Vignaux by John Porter. Closings Atlanta — Town Hall ; Bad Axe — Opera House; Camden — Pastime; Berkley — The Berkley ; Clarksville — Family ; Detroit — Arcade, Miles and Regent ; Elk Rapids — Elk; Halfway— The Halfway; Howell— Temple; Luther — Gilbert; Montrose — State; Onaway — Bijou and Family; Onsted — Star; Otisville — Regent; Petersburg — ^Averill ; Romolus-^Family ; Trufant — Community. MINNESOTA Changes in Ownership Argyle — Bluebird, sold to P. C. Menzel by Gast & Conrix; Beaver Creek — O'Heri-on, sold to Wilmer Teason by A. J. Peters; Gully — Colonial, sold to Conrad Hanson by C. M. Kniidson ; Lake Benton — Majestic, sold to Oliver Roscoe by L. W. Little Estate; Spring Grove — Audit, sold to A. A. Honaas by Henry EUingson ; Timber Lake — Orpheum, sold to L. C. Young by G. J. Waterbury. Closings Battle Lake — Star; Callaway — Home; Hewitt— Community; Hinckley — Lyric; Holloway — The Holloway; Howard Lake — Triangle ; Mentor — Movies ; Parkers Prairie — Village ; Pillager — Woodman Hall ; St. Paul — New Francis. MISSOURI New Theaters Adriaai — The Adrian ; Alton — Isis ; Cape Girardeau— People's ; Ethel — Opera House. Re-Openings Steelville — Gem. Changes in Ownership Billings — Princess, sold to B. G. Gray by R. H. Smith; Boonville — Lyric, sold to Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Sears Amuse. Co. ; Brookfield — Dr. Graw, sold to Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Sears Amuse. Co. ; Bunceton — Princess', sold to Brent Peters by H. C. Ernst; CarroUton — Royal, sold to R. F. Tevis by Mrs. E. Waybill; Carthage— Crane and Royal, sold td Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Capitol Enter.; De Kalb— The De Kalb, sold to F. H. Jayes by Bud Scott; Foster — Opera House, sold to W. D. Bearce by F. A. Scho!ler ; Gideon — Princess, sold to M. V. Mumma by H. D. Munna; Green City — Royal; Kansas City — Apollon, sold to Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Ralph Amuse. Co. ; Bonaventure, ?old to Geo. Costa by C. F. Nelson; Eighteen Street, sold to Gertrude Parker by C. R. Leslie; Gillham, Isis and Lincoln, sold to Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Sears Amuse Co. ; Gladstone and Linwood, sold to Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Capitol Enter. ; Knobnoster — City Hall, sold to K. C. & N. S. Goodnight; Latham— The Latham, sold to R. PeiTigo by R, H. Latham ; Lexington — Mainstreet, sold to Midland Theater & Realty Co. by Sears Amuse. Co. ; Lilbourn — Rex, sold to L. B. Craven? by C. C. Cravens; Maiden— Liberty, sold to Wagner & Tob Ferguson; Marshall— Audit, sold land Theater & Realty Co. ^ Amuse. Co. ; Moberly— Baby Street and New Grand, sold to Theater & Realty Co. by Sear Co. ; Monett — Gem, sold to 0 hams by L. A. Ruscha; Nevi sold to Midland Theater & Reali Sears Amuse. Co.; Piedmontsold to C. N. Sawyer by A G Pollock— The Pollock, sold to VV kins by M. C. Ellison; Poii Lyric, sold to L. B. Cravens Cravens; Ridgeway— Rex, sold Hugh & Baker by E. E. Bowen evieve — Missouri, sold to Martin by A. C. Mercier; St. Louissold to A. T. Pappas by Chas. Rohm, sold to Thomas Curley Calhoun; Sedalia — Liberty and sold to Midland Theater & K by Sears Amuse. Co.; Seyn Hour, sold to S. H. Yoffies by Hume; 'SpringfieldRitz, sold Delamater by Geo. ScovilHubbell, sold to H. B. Cushnia angle Amuse. Co.; Royal, sold Cushman by M. W. Hubbell. Closings Bosworth — Gem; CentraUa— Pniet — Electric ; Fornfelt— Midwav Idle Hour; Morehouse — Tv Mills— Star; OverlandComirm nell — Empire; St. Joseph— Nicitci The Silex; Trentom — Hubbell MISSISSIPPI Changes in Ownersl Wiggins — Palace, sold to W. F T. W. Marshall. Closings Coffeeville — Palace; Richton— Kit] gis — Pantaze; Wesson— Airdome MONTANA Openings Carter— Co Agent; Chinook— Oni Ignatius — Mission ; Winnett-rTlL Changes in OwnershI Bainville — The Bainville, sold to '| Belgrade — Community, sold Lawrence ; Grass Range— Gri_ Mrs. M. C. Dugan; Moore-l sold to Harry Edwards; Sidii to F. W. Ameden; Terry— B Geo. Kahn. NEBRASKA Openings Bartley— Tivoli; Chambers— Tol Elba — Movie ; Elsie — Americal^, Farwell — Sun; Hastings— Arij!'* mouth— Audit ; iSutherland— Pa at Changes in Owners? Big Springs — Movie and Waten ■ Dorn & Babcock by Heniv i. Bruning — Opera House, sold' West by Park & Bruning; D e:. Star, sold to H. C. Rasmusj. Myers; Grant — Grand, sold tterburn; Lymani — Ideal, soli Morgan by G. A. Parberr '1 American, sold to B. V. Rose l» Cura; Miller — Ray, sold to ton by Ray Miller; Omali_ sold to Epstein Bros, by Chal Polk— Viking, sold to R. C. i L. Boyd. Closings Arlington — Fad ; Avoca — Town Opera House; Grove — Grar.i Ideal; Merrimaji — Phil Ben; — Lyric ; Oakdale — Oak. NEVADA Re-Openings Fallon — Palace and Rex; Rea| sold to Milo G. McMillan by Fallon — Palace. Gottlieb Gets St. Louis Manie Gottlieb has beenl sales manager of the St. Lol Artists' exchange, succeed! Pickler. Blanche Sweet Starts! London — Blanche Sweetl menced work on "The « White" for Herbert V' London. Production eight weeks following whit portray the lead in Mich: "The Green Hat" for Al fioa-.