The Film Daily (1933)

THE 'egg! DAILY Saturday, Oct. 28, 1933 THEATER CHANGES REPORTED BY FILM BOARDS OF TRADE ALABAMA Re-Openings CAMDEN — Camden. MONROEVJLLE — Franstbm-' New Theater ROBERTSDALE— Hub. ARIZONA Re-Openings CASA GRANDE— Paramount. TEMPE — State. ARKANSAS Changes in Ownership STAMPS — Brown's; transferred to Miss Addys Brown by Shelly B. Powell. Openings VAN BUREN — Rex. HUGHES — Star. DIERKS — Dixie. TRUMAN — Taylor (formerly Grand). DES ARC — Dixie. ' POCAHONTAS — Star. CARAWAY — Caraway. New Theater HEBER SPRINGS— The New. CALIFORNIA ■ Changes in Ownership BGN-G BEACH — Ritz, transferred to Wm. . Fahey by R. F. Bagg. LOS ANGELES— ' Arrow, transferred to M. M. Aster by Leo Arvis; -Classell, transferred to D. R. Shaul -by Johnson & Harris; Greenmeadow, transferred -to J. C. Mingus by Mr. Edwards. MENLO PARK— New Menlo, transferred 'to.A. J. ' Eschelbach by N. S. Tronslin; OAKLAND — New Premier, transferred to Empire Amusement Corp. by Stanley Griffin. . ONTARIO — California, transferred to Fox West Coasf by M. Anderson. PORT CHICAGO— Port Chicago (formerly Angeles'), transferred to Ernie & Adolph Unman; .by Dr. W. D. Van Winkle. SAN DIEGO— Carteri, transferred to R. P Jamison by B. E. Loper. SAN FRAN CISCO — Orpheum (formerly RKO Orfiheum), transferred to Marshall Square Theater Co. by RKO Circuit. SUISUN— Arlington, transferred to J. F. Doherty by Aaron Wagnon. TURLOCK— New Tur ' lock, transferred to Harry Nunan by Aaron Wagnon. WALNUT GROVE— Imperial. ■ transferred to Dudley Logan by Y. Tokedo. WEAVERVILLE — Victory* transferred to E. R. Robertson by W. H. Wilson. Closings ONTARIO— Gr'anada. RIVERSIDE— Rubi doux, : SAN FRANCISCO— Filmarte. ;, Re-Openings BERKELEY — Campus. BREA— Brea (form erly Yost). LOS ANGELES— Daly ; Grau"mari's United;' Artist (formerly United): Artist, 933 S. Broadway. OAKLAND— New Premier. PORT CHICAGO— Port • Chicago (formerly Angeles). SAN FRAN CISCO— Orpheum. TURLOCK — New Turlock. WALNUT GROVE— Imperial. COLORADO Changes in Ownership DENVER — Orpheum, transferred to Welton . Theater Co. by General Theaters, Inc. GREELEY — Rex, transferred to Greeley Theater Co. by Wetland Theaters, Inc. Opening ARVADA— Arvada. CONNECTICUT Changes in Ownership The following theaters were transferred to Fox N. ,E. Theaters, Inc. (Receivers) by Arthur Theaters Corp. BRIDGEPORT — Globe; Lyric; Maiestic. HARTFORD— Capitol; Palace. MERIDEN —Fox -Palace; Fox Poli. NEW HAVEN — Fox College; Fox Bijou; Fox Palace. WATERBURY-^Fox Palace. The following theaters were transferred to Middletown Enterprises, Inc. by Middletown Theaters, Inc. MIDDLETOWN— Capitol. MIDDLESEX— Palace. WATERTOWN— Cameo, transferred to N. Del Rosso by R. Zoeller. THOMASTON— Paramount, transferred to J. Kata by L. B. Murphy. WILLIMANTIC — Strand, transferred to J. Panora by J. Rabinowitz. Closing MI DDLETOWN— Palace. ILLINOIS Changes in Ownership ARLINGTON HEIGHTS— Arlington, transferred to E. Redmond by Jenkins & Conover. CHICAGO— Park, transferred to George Miller by Simansky & Miller; California, transferred to Sinuel Roberts by A. Ostrowsky; Mid-City, transferred to Jerry Drell by M. L. Stern; White Palace, transferred to S. Roberts by A. Ostrowsky. CAMBRIDGE— New Palace, transferred to V. Micksell by C. V. Bowes. LAKE FOREST— Deerpath, transferred to Deerpath Theater Corp. by Polka Bros. HIGHLAND PARK — Alcyon, transferred to Wm. Pearl by J. J. Jones. NEW BOSTONROYAL, transferred to G. G. Ohlwein. NILES CENTER — Niles, transferred to Rudland & Schoen. SANDWICH— Avalon, transferred to F. W. Anderson, by R. A. Shobe. OAK PARK — Southern, transferred to Joe Wolf by J. J. Dailey. E. St. Louis — American (Ritz). GRANITE CITY — Rialto, transferred to Lohr & Jones by Roy Parson. MOUNDS — Roxy, transferred to Bud Lawler. SPRINGFIELD— Panthoon, transferred to Tony Serra by E. F. Clarke. VIRGINIA— Virginia (Ritz), transferred to Wm. J. Matthews. Closings BLOOMINGTON — Majesti. CHICAGO— Germania (Blaine). DES PLAINES — Echo. GRIVVSVILLE — Star (burned down, may not be rebuilt). McHENRY —Empire. ROCKFORD— Strand. Re-Openings ARLINGTON HEIGHTS — Arlington CAMBRIDGE — New Palace. CHAMPAIGN—Orpheum. CHICAGO— Casino; Gold Coast; Karlov; Lakeside; Midwest; Mid-City; Orpheus; Shakespeare; New Wonderful. E. ST. LOUIS— American (Ritz); Waverly. GRANITE CITY — Rialto. METROPOLIS — Elite. MT. CARROLL— Majestic. MT. MORRIS— Granada. NILES CENTER— Niles. NEW BOSTON— Royal. ROCKFORD— Capitol: Orpheum; Palace. SPRINGFIELD-Ti voli. VIRGINIA— Virginia (Ritz). INDIANA Changes in Ownership BUTLER — Butler, transferred to Nellie Riker Broch by J. F. Rousch. CLAY CITY — Photoplay, transferred to Howard Moore. CLOVERDALE— Dream, trans ferred to Laurin Lindley. CHURUBUSCO — Busco, transferred to Chas. Sprague by L. S. Max Heimer. GARY— Broadway, transferred to Theatrical Managers, Inc. GREENFIELD — Riley, transferred tc Riley Theater, Inc. LOGANSPORT — Luna, transferred to Sam Dallas; Mars Hill, transferred to Earl Martin. MILFORD — Comus, transferred to E. H. Barker. MONTPELIER — Palace, transferred to Dick Vlastos. NEWBURGH— Princess, transferred to Sylvester Raley. SELLERSBURG— Empire, transferred to T. N. Luckett. Closings EVANSVILLE— American. FARMERBURG —Colonial. LADOGA— Fox. Re-Openings CHURUBUSCO— Busco. GREENFIELD— Riley. LA GRANGE— Wigton. LOGANSPORT— Luna. MARS HILL— Mars Hill. MILFORD— Comus. RICHMOND— Pastime. INDIANAPOLIS— Cozy; Keith's. IOWA Changes in Ownership BOONE — Strand, transferred to Matthew & Lindell. CHEROKEE — Empress, trans ferred to H. N. Sutton by O. C. Rector. EXIRA — Palace, transferred to C. L. McAninch by Eaton & Hansen. GUTTENBERG — Princess, transferred to F. J. Nel son by Hunsted & Becker. LAKE VIEW — Lakeview, transferred to A. B. Hamm by L. Wilcox. NEW LONDON— Alamo, transferred to I. Symmes by Henry Bell. NEWTON— Iowa (Cozy), transferred to R. M. Johnston by R. Pittman. REMBRANDT— Community, transferred to J. B. Vickerman by Amusement Corp. TOLEDO — Cozy (Weiting), transferred to Mr. Sicha by Central Iowa Theaters. Closings KINGSLEY— Casino. _ MOVILLE— Moville. Openings DUBUQUE— Strand. MILTON — Milton. RIDGEWAY— Community. KENTUCKY Changes in Ownership LOUISVILLE — Aristo, transferred to Andrew P. Clark. Re-Opening LOUISVILLE— Aristo. LOUISIANA Changes in Ownership NEW ORLEANS— Liberty, transferred to Porkorny Realty Co. by W. Barnes. Closings PONCHATOULA— Ideal. LULING— Luling. BREAUX BRIDGE— Conrad. DENHAM SPRINGS— Leslie. Re-Opening OAKGROVE— Idelhour. MAINE Closings (For the Winter) BAR HARBOR— Star. BELGRADE LAKES —Acme. KENNBUNKPORT — Strand; Lyric. No. E. HARBOR— Pastime. OGUNQUIT— Leavitt's. OLD ORCHARD — Capital; New Ocean Pier. WALDOBORO — Modomak. YORK BEACH — York. YORK VILLAGE— Community. PEAKS ISLAND— Gem. Re-Opening W. SULLIVAN— Alhambra. MARYLAND Changes in Ownership SALISBURY— New, transferred to H. S. Taylor by D. L. Phillips. Closings OCEAN CITY— Capitol; Showell's. Re-Openings BALTIMORE— Avon (formerly Hamilton) : Rex. MASSACHUSETTS Changes in Ownership DANVERS— Orpheum, transferred to L. M. Boas by A. Newhall. Openings MIDDLEBORO— Middleboro. DORCHES TER— Franklin Park. N. ABINGTON — Capital. QUINCY— Lincoln. Re-Opening SO. BOSTON— Strand. MICHIGAN Changes in Ownership DETROIT — Chandler, transferred to Joseph Olschefsky by Jack Dunn; Holbrook, transferred to Rose Gayeski by N. B. Wells. BANGOR — Regent, transferred to John M. Kortes by C. F. Hewitt. DETROIT — Coliseum, transferred to J. Krass by Wm. Napier. CEDAR SPRINGS— Kent, transferred to Morris Frank. CASSAPOLIS — Colonial, transferred to George J. Widman by L. H. Lerrier. MORENCI— Gem (now Rex), transferred to Chas. Kingsbury by E. A. Furman. New Theater KALAMAZOO— Portage. Re-Openings DETROIT — Dix; Medbury; Little Cinema (now Rivoli) ; Translux; Greenfield. MARLETTE— Liberty. GRAND RAPIDS — Regent. BALDWIN— Baldwin. CARSON CITY — Dreamland. CLIO Gem PETERSBURG— Garden. SAUGATUCK —Pavilion. SHELBY— Gem. UNION VILLE— State. BELLEVILLE— Belleville. COLON— Booster (now Dawn). E. JORDAN—Temple. CONSTANTINE— Royal. BANGOR— Regent. MINNESOTA Changes in Ownership ANNANDALE — Grand, transferred to W. S Sather by R. H. Gatzmer. LANESBORO — New State, transferred to P. E. De Vil lier by E. Komeroy. MELROSE— Mel rose, transferred to A. P. Fuller by D M. Fuller. McINTOSH— Grand, trans ferred to E. G. Cannon by H. L. Lindbled WATERTOWN — Rex, transferred t< Arthur Jensen by C. C. Teas. WINNE BAGO — Princess, transferred to A. E McMillan by Mrs. L. L. McMillan. Re-Openings ALBANY— Wertin. ARLINGTON— Com munity. BAGLEY— Family. BEMIDJI— Grand. DASSEL— State. GAYLORD— Hub. HANCOCK— Hancock. HILL CITY — City Hall. KARLSTAD — Karlstad. KELLIHER— Pastime. LAKE CITY — Granada. LAKE PARK— Star. LANESBORO — New State. LeSUER — Star. MINNEAPOLIS— Park. McINTOSH Grand. MORGAN— Capitol. RAYMOND — O. House. SPRING GROVE— Princess TWIN VALLEY — Cozy. WALNUT GROVE— York. WATERTOWN— Rex. MISSISSIPPI Changes in Ownership LEXINGTON— Lexington, transferred to S. B. Ford by W. R. Tyson. SENATOBIA — Gloria, transferred to R. McCormick by H. J. Williams. Closing BUTJE— Amusu. Openings MARKS— Folly. BATESVILLE— Rex. Re-Opening JACKSON— Century. MISSOURI Changes in Ownership ST. LOLTIS — Empress (Midtown), transferred to Louis Ansell by St. Louis Amuse Co.; Grant (Annex), transferred to Clarence Goothe; World, (Road shows). Closings BROWNING— Electric. HUMANSVILLL — Community. ST. LOUIS — Grant. NEBRASKA Changes in Ownership NORFOLK — Granada, transferred to Harry Weinberg. FREMONT— Fremont, transferred to Harry Weinberg. HOWELLS — Howells, transferred to Dr. J. T. Palensky by C. F. Vasina. MASON CITY^Opera House, transferred to Fred Ros berg. OXFORD — Granada, transferred to Glass & Peters by R. Yockey. Openings FREMONT— Fremont. BASSETT— Cozy. OXFORD— Granada. GERING— Rvierra, . Minatare — Aladdin. NEW HAMPSHIRE Opening CONCORD— Concord. NEW JERSEY ' Changes in Ownership HILLSIDE— Mayfair, 1450 North Broad St.. transferred to Hillside Amusement Co. Inc. by Mayfair Theater, Inc. NEWARK — Ronson, 198 So. Orange Ave., transferred to Murray G. & Dorothy Ross by N. J. Theatrical Enterprises, Inc.; Grand, 649 Springfield Ave., transferred to Nira Amusement Co. by Grand Pictures, Inc. ; De Luxe, 3030 S. Orange Ave., transferred to De Luxe Amusement Co., Inc. by Enrose Amusement Corp.; Rivoli, 208 Ferry St., transferred to Newark Amusement Co. by Louis Gold ; National, 182 Belmont Ave., transferred to Prudential Amusement Corp. by Sandra Amusement Corp.; Ironbound. 172 Ferry St., transferred to Orange Building Co. by Adler Realty Co.; City. 79th & Orange Sts., transferred to Haring & Blumenthal, 729 Seventh Ave. Corp.: American, 459 Clinton Ave., transferred to Warner Bros, by Direct Amusement Corp.; Cameo, 83 Elizabeth Ave., transferred to Warner Bros, by Multi County Amusement Corp. LYNDHURST— Lyndhurst, transferred to Warner Bros, by Amco Amusement Corp. EAST RUTHERFORD— Rex, transferred to Warner Bros, by Alfred Gottesman. WEST NEW YORK — Mayfair, transferred to Springer & Cocalis by Mayfair Theater of West New York, Inc. FORDS — Plaza (formerly Fords), transferred to General Pictures. Inc. by Fords Holding Co., Inc. WASHINGTON— St. Cloud, transferred to Greenhugh Theaters, Inc. by Non-Theatrical Projection Service, Inc. PITMAN — Broadway, transferred to Pitman Amusement Co. by South Jersey. Closings CAMDEN— Elm. LANDISVILLE— .Laridisville. Opening CARNEY'S POINT— Y.M.C.A. NEW YORK Changes in Ownership ARCADE — Hammond, transferred ' to A. C. Hammond by Frank Hammond. BINGHAMTON— Cameo, transferred to T; J. i Foley. CANISTEO-— Boiler, transferred to J. G. Freeland by R. N. Steltman. CORN, IN.G — Palace (Regent) , transferred "to F. Gerber & W. Smith. ELMIRA— Colonial, transferred to J. R. Osborne by Newtown Amusement Co. LONG ISLAND— E. Rockaway— Atlantic, transferred to Binkoff & Tosepson by Wellantic Amusement Corp. NEWARK VALLEY— Auditorium, transferred to Newark Valley Central School by High School. NEW YORK CITY — Brooklyn— ^Bluebird, 781 Saratoga Ave., transferred to Dan McCleary by Henry L. Osten; Rige, 474 Wilson Ave'., transferred to Nathan Daldman by -Rige 1 heater. Inc.; Hollywood, 7725 Utrecht Ave., transferred to Holl Amusement Corpr by Holly Amusement Corp. ; Bronx — Parkway. 3960 Third Ave., transferred to Moses Silverman by Picture Guild, Inc.; Jerome, 1 W.