The Film Daily (1930)

DAILY Monday, July 7, 1930J Theater Changes Reported by FilniVTrade1 Boards MICHIGAN Changes in Ownership Detroit— Eagle, sold to R. Fox and R. Lawrence by E. Neyer; Detroit — Echo, sold to D. M. Robbins by M. Robbins ; Detroit— LaSalle sold to H. Coffman and H. Kline by Kopping Theater Co. ; Detroit— Mt. Elliott, sold to A. Samson and J. Kozel by Glen C. Stelk ; Flint— Moviedrome, sold to Flint Park & Amuse. Co. by W. S. Reigle : Fremont — Ideal, sold to W. E. Lyon by George A. Howarth ; Port Huron — Grand Riviera, sold to M. J. Chargot by Chas. Staniak; Roseville— Roseville, sold to Jeff Williams by Mike Lasko ; Stephenson — Tivoli, sold to M. A. Nadeau by A. F. Maas; Stockbridge — Starland, sold to L. H. Barker by V. B. Owen; Trout Creek — Trout Creek, sold to Nathan B. Cohen and Samuel L. Kinter by Jimmie Richards ; Ubly — Temple, sold to J. H. Jaroch by Durward Capeling ; Wayne — Wayne, sold to Wayne Theater Co. b: Woodward Theater Co. Closings Brown City — Rialto ; Colon — Booster ; Dearborn— Calvin; Detroit — Ambassador; Detroit — Harmony ; Detroit — Jefferson ; Detroit— Koppin Uptown ; Detroit — La Veeda ; Detroit — Oriental ; Detroit — Priscilla ; Ionia — Idle Hour ; Lowell — Strand ; Muskegon — Lakeside ; Owosso — Lincoln ; Rose City — Rose ; Saline — Liberty. NEW MEXICO Closings Albuquerque — Savoy. NORTH CAROLINA Changes in Ownership Belmont — Iris, sold to Thelma Tidwell by Mary T. Brown; Bryson City — Yonan, sold to S. T. Rankin by J. P. Randolph, Jr. ; Davidson — Lincoln, sold to Sam Harris by James Johnson ; Fayetteville — Princess, sold to T. C. Lambden. Jr.. by H. L. Townsend; Franklinton — Globe, sold to A. Rankoff by T. R. Cooke; Jackson — Standard, sold to L. T. Warrick by L. C. Howell; W. Jefferson — Carolina, sold to L. P. Boylin by Hamby & Winkler ; Silver City — Gem. sold to Thomas & Collins by T. C. Lambden, Sr. Closings Columbus — Columbus ; Hamlet — Carolina ; Hillsboro — Gem; Lincolnton — Rivoli; Morehead City — Cherry. NORTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership Enderlin — Grand, sold to P. C. Lehman by T. J. Conboy ; Rolla — Munro, sold to Munroe Thea. Co. bv A. E. Munroe. Closings Medina — Auditorium. Reopenings St. John — Temple. OKLAHOMA Changes in Ownership Shidler — Senate, sold to Senate Theater Corp. by E. V. Weaver ; Sulphur — Log Cabin & Rainbow, sold to S. Ingram by Sulok Amus. Co. Closings Binger — Am-U-Su ; Gotebo — Pastime; Wolf — Liherty ; Marietta — -Liberty ; — Lyric ; Sapulpa — -Victorian. New Theaters Guthrie— Guthrie, Ralph Duby owner cell — Airdome. OHIO Changes in Ownership Akron — Miles-Royal, sold to Jos. Marocco, David Berkowitz & Jos. Ciaciolo ; Bowerston — Almo. sold to H. D. Warner by C. B. Cutcher; Campbell — Nixon, sold to K. B. Hodgkin by H. M. Olsen ; Canton — Palace, sold to Canton enterprises Inc. by Publix J Cincinnati — Roosevelt, sold to Roosevelt Amus. Co. by J, Lustgarten; Cleveland -Royal, sold to Anthony Carny ; Columbus — Lincoln, sold to Velma Turk by Marie Amorose; Columbus — Wilmar, sold to Earl Vaughn by R. J. Malcolm ; E. Columbus — Star, sold to W. E. Oakley by L. & E. Snvder ; Hicksville — Huber, Bold to A. J. Thiel & Sons by Clarence A. Young ; Liberty Center — Liberty, sold to K. Thompson by Smith & Thompson; Logan— f i|.r i ,i House, sold to C. E. Oberli by F. A. Koppc ; Lucasville — Sylvan, sold to Amer. Legion by ('. Brandt; Mason — Dream, sold to Hall & Baldwin ; New Bremen — Crown, sold to Wm. Larkin bv T. T. Larkin; Pleasant City— City, si, Id to P. A. Trott by C. C. Call: Portsmouth — Forest, sold to H. Marsh by A. R. Lone Pryor Pur Pvle ; Portsmouth — Lincoln, sold to H. Marsh bv W. McConnell ; Toledo — Overland, sold to Jack Gardner by A. Zebro. Closings Bradford— Strand ; Carroll— Carroll ; Cincinnati— Crescent ; Columbus — Park ; Columbus— New Wonder ; Continental — Palace ; Dayton — Gem ; Franklin — Miami ; Gallipolis — Opera House ; Glouster — Opera House; Jamestown — Venard ; Lancaster — Majestic; McConnellsville — Opera House; Nevade — Screenland ; South Charleston — Garden; Springfield — Band Box; Springfield— Hippodrome ; Springfield — Washington ; Sunbury — Sunbury; West Milton — Buzz. Reopenings Byesville — Luna Theater ; Chauncey — Globe ; Columbus — Fifth Avenue ; Jackson Center — Business Men's Club; Nelsonville — Pastime ; Osborn — Venard : Portsmouth — Columbia ; West Milton — Roxie. New Theaters Cambridge -Cort, Guernsey Theaters own OREGON Changes in Ownership Cove — Cove, sold to Reginald Menegat by Mrs. J. Webb; Elgin — Opera House, sold to E. E. Harmon by Myron Hug & Chas. Barnhardt : Halfway — Toymakers, sold to A. H. Williams by Wm. Musil : Hermiston — Columbia, sold to L. A. Moore by V. Seit/: Portland — Ames, sold to Chas. A. Ames by K. E. Ames; Portland — Kenton, sold to Wm. Cutts by Woodlaw Theater Co. : Portland — Oregon, sold to Victor Depinto by T. W. McFadden ; Salem —Grand, sold to O. I. Schmidt by H. J. ITpdergraff : Union — Cozy, sold to Reginald Menegat by Mrs. J. Webb. Closings Birkenfield — Birkenfield ; Fossil — Fossil ; Free-water — ■ Silverstar ; Molalla — Lyric ; Multomah — 'Capitol : Wauna — Wanna. New Theaters Lakeview — Roundup Theater, W. F. Ash owner. Reopenings Florence — Edwards ; Spray — Spray. PENNSYLVANIA Changes in Ownership Allentown — Southern, sold to Victor Hottenstein by R. D. Bensinger; Braddock — Family, sold to Chas. Travoto by M. Richman ; Bridgeport — Broadway, sold to Roland A. Kerns by Mrs. Annie Swede; Coudersport — Coudersport, sold to C. E. Ciawson by F. Arden Burt : Erie — Rialto. sold to E. Ressler & A. Woeckemer by D. R. Bly; LinesviHe — Regent, sold to Mr. Hollis Hayes bv Mrs. Hollis M. Hayes: Hummelstown — Star, sold to J. F.ckenroth by American Legion Post 26t; Middletown — Majestic, sold to Power Amus. Co. by J. P. Rogers ; Middletown — Realtv. sold to Power Amus. Co. by J. P. Rogers; Nantiroke — Globe, sold to Jos. Popp by Geo. J. Buzick : Nuremburg — Liberty, sold to M. Dnhrawski by Angelo Bott; Philadelphia— Franklin, sold to Warner Bros, bv Mack Theaters Tnc. ; Philadelphia — Hippodrome, sold to Warner Bros. Inc. by Mack Theaters. Tnc. ; Quackertown — Karltnn. sold to T. F. Barrett by Geo. H. Kline; Scranton — Period, sold to Mrs. Vera Lesains by Comerford Theater Tnc. ; Sonestown — Sonestown. sold to Gavitt & Houseknecht by Jones & Gavitt : S. Sterling — Lyceum, sold to Chas. Frey Edwards by Ward W. Frey. Closings Berlin — Rialto; Bellwood — State — Maryland: Ruttonwood — Garden; Cairnbrook — Pictnrelnnd : Denbo — Denbo Com. Club; Dixonville -City: Glen Campbell — Opera House: Grassflat — Photoplav : Homestead -Tiffany : Newell — Newell : Niners Mil's— Crystal ; Pietcairn — Nemo; Pittsburc -Kevstone : Philadelphia — Nelson : Phi'ad-lohia — Oxford ; Quakerstown — Palace: Rosroe — Roscoe; Salisbury — Dreamland : Southwest — Hecla : SnangW — Grav's: Three Sprines — Lone Star: Twin Torks - State: Warrior Run — Palare; Wh'te Haven — Oriole: Williamsport — Mai.-tir; York— York ; Youngsville — Youngsville; Zelieno^V Strand Reopenings Braver Beaver; Emeigh — Pastime; Erie — ■ Lvric ; Glassport — Strand; Hastings — Moose: Hontzdal— Sherkel : Lawrenceville -Lejtion : Mehaffev — Globe : Morrisdale — Dreamland; Six Mile Run — Old Home; Vintondale — Grand. & Nelson Blawnox RHODE ISLAND Changes in Ownership Conimicut — Hicrhlight. sold to Geo. Maroun. SOUTH CAROLINA Changes in Ownership Inman — Inuzu, sold to J. C. Turnage by Regan & Campe ; York — Star, sold to Boyd Brown by Mrs. Quinn. Closings Clemson College — YMCA ; New Brookland — Bixie; Sumter — Garden; Walterboro — New Era. New Theaters Anderson — Ritz. H. G. Anderson owner; York — Citv Hall. Todd & Tngle owners. SOUTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership Canistota — Clark, sold to Rubye Ford bv Clark & Clark ; Carthage — Carthage, sold to Frank Gilbride by D. P. Amshering ; Claremont — Rialto. sold to H. W. Enger bv M. C. Seip ; Ipswich — State, sold to W. K. Shaw by E. T. Quinn ; Pierpont — Pierpont, sold to D. W. Hay by C. B. Peterson. FredericksClear Laki owners. Closings -Gem. -New Theaters — Majestic, Willson & Chambers TEXAS Changes in Ownership Aspermont — Tando, sold to Spoon & Bailey ; Coutulla— Palace, sold to C. C. Guinn ; Follett — Criterion, sold to L. L. Lancey bv Ethel Howlett : Ft. Worth— Phillips, sold to Alamo by R. L. Peck ; Ft. Worth — Orpheu, sold to L. Gordon ; McAdoo — McAdoo, sold to D. B. Embry ; Meridian — Bosque, sold to Levi A. Dunlap ; Pearsall — Rex, sold to H. H. Harris: Roaring Springs — Texan, sold to E. E. Moss; Waco — Gayety. sold to Bright & Gill ; Wheeler — Rogue, sold to Lee & Lemar Guthrie by A. C. Nicholson. Changes in Name Wichita Falls — Was Queen — Now Melba, Lester Meyer owner. Closings Cotulla — Palace ; Daisetta — Twin City ; Frost — Frost; Granger — Alamo; Laredo — Empire ; Manning — Lyric ; Nordheim — Cozy ; Pampa — Crescent ; Putnam — Palace ; Sherman — Andres. New Theaters Amarillo — Rex. Rex Theater Corp. owner; Comanche — Ritz. Mr. Nannie S. Storey owner: Corpus Christi — Fenix, A. R. Pena owner : Tyler — Liberty. Liberty Amuse. Inc. owners. Reopenings Port — Lyric. TENNESSEE Changes in Ownership Mt. Pleasant — Gem, sold to Philip Koson by Henry T. Pose-v. Closings Sevierville — Le Contr New Theaters Memphis — Capitol. Reooenings Bruceton — Capitol; Greenfield — Majestic; McLemoresville — Civic. UTAH Changes in Ownership Amine — Alpine, sold to L. D. S. Church by Lewis Gameron : Circ'evill-' — Auditorium, sold to Karl Whittaker bv M. E. Ricketts ; Monticello — Mnnticello. sold to Frank H. Snearman by Ernest Cooper: Richmond — Opera House, sold to Charles Lindquist by Edwin Dnwdel : Smithfield — Ward, sold to Charles Lindnmst bv Edwin Dnwdel. VIRGINIA Changes in Ownership Danville — Biiou. sold to Rialto Theater Tnc. by Danville Theater Tnc. : Danville — Broadway, sold to Rialto Theater Inc. by Danville Theater Tnc. ; Danville — Rialto. sold to Rialto Theater Tnc. In Danville Theater Inc. ; Newoort News — Dixie, sold to Dixie Theater Corp. by G. E. Kessler: Soerrvvil'e — Movie, sold to Col. Carrol Menafee bv L. V. Merill ; Vienna — Town Hall, sold to J. J. Berry by H. L. Jeffries. Closings Wilder— Wilder. WEST VIRGINIA Changes in Ownership Benwood — State, sold to G. E. Fishe Thos. Scarneschia ; Chester — Lincoln, s to J. Zamsky by H. L. Lutz ; Delbarton Hippodrome, sold to A. Ollie bv O. Hind Lorado — Lorado, sold to G. W. Staten R. B. Ross; McMechan — Midway, so to A. G. Constant by T. L. Rogersoi Manbar — Manhar, sold to Bragg & De: by H. H. Kirk ; Midland — Liberty, sd to W. B. Urling by N. Jameson ; Mound yille— Park, sold to A. G. Constand T. L. Rogerson ; Moundsville — Strand, si to A. G. Constant by T. L. Rogersc Paden City — Virginia, sold to S. A. Pet by Pomeroy & Gaffney; Petersburg Bridge, sold to Fred Mason by H. E. Oates; Phillippi — American, sold to H. Wood by John Seamone ; Pittsburgh Lincoln, sold to John Keil by Vinc( Burnett; Rivesville — Jackson, sold to A. Tower Amus. Co. by S. A. Jackso Whitesville — Liberty, sold to Steve La by Gabany Bros Closings Anstead — Anstead; Benwood —State ; B Creek — Star ; Braeholm — Buffalo ; Cab Creek — Hollywood ; Gassaway — Dixie Herndon — Herndon ; Kimball — Rialto ; Lor ado — Lorado; McComas — Mora; Milton-|l ii Milton ; Moundsville — Strand ; PhillippiAmerican : Slab Fork — Florence ; Terr. Alta — Alpine; Thayer — Arcade; War — J Theater ; Wheeling — Rialto. Reopenings Grafton — Opera House ; Lorado Lorado Sutton — Victory : War — It Theater WASHINGTON Changes in Ownership Coue D' Alene — Audian, sold to W. A. Si mons by Spokane Theater Inc. ; Montesi — Montesano, sold to F. W. Graham by & E. Theaters ; Montesano — Montesi sold to G. D. Sprigley by F. W. Grahi Mt. Vernon — Paramount, sold to Fox 1 Theater by Joseph Dobson ; Seattle — GHftfflo sold to Frazler & Anderson by N. A1 mand ; Seattle — Pantages, sold to Pui Theater Co. by Muller & Russell; Spoil — Empress, sold to A. J. Bishell by E Kepi. Closings Aloha ; — Aloha ; Ketchikan — Dream ; Kli tat — Klickitat ; Molson — Molson ; Oakvil Liberty ; Snoqualmie — Sunset ; Vadoi Liberty. WISCONSIN Changes in Ownership Appleton — Appleton, sold to Warner B by Brin Theater Inc. ; Clinton — Gem, i to F. M. Barrus by Arch Anderson ; Evi ville — Opera House, sold to Geo. Hueb by Stella Magee ; Kenosha — Kenosha, | to Warner Bros, by Milw. Theater Ciri Madison — Capitol, sold to R.K.O. 1 (for aters by Cap. Invest Co. ; Manitowoc v, Capitol, sold to L. H. Bump by ( ™f| Bros. ; Menasha — Brin, sold to Wa^ | Bros, by Brin Theater Inc. ; Milwauki Downer, sold to Warner Bros, by M I Theater Circuit; Milwaukee — Juneau, j to Warner Bros, by Milw. Theater Circ BM Milwaukee — Kosciuszko, sold to Wa| joj, Bros, by Milw. Theater Circuit ; Milwi i, » W It; per I jV.i Mi kee — Lake, sold to Warner Bros, by M Theater Circuit ; Milwaukee — Lexing sold to Chas. Burbach by W. Baier i Strain ; Milwaukee — Riviera, sold to . ner Bros, by Milw. Theater Circuit; 1 •"! waukee — State, sold to Warner Bros, i Iti Milw. Theater Circuit; Milwaukee — Ve tfl:i tian, sold to Warner Bros, by Milw. T * ater Circuit ; Milwaukee — Violet, sold H. L. Evans by Herman Schmidt ; M nah — Embassy, sold to Warner Bros. Brin Theater Inc. ; Racine — Allen. soB R.K.O. Theaters by G. G. Bandy; Rac — Rialto. sold to Warner Bros, by Mi Theater Circuit ; Racine — Venetian, sold |jt Warner Bros, by Milw. Theater Circi Say ner — Say ner, sold to Nathan B. Co & Samuel L. Kinter by M. C. Hans' Sheboygan — Sheboygan, sold to War Bros, bv Milw. Theater Circuit : Wi Salem — Rex, sold to Earl Scott by A. Benjamin. Closings Green Bay — Columbus Club Auditoriv Independence — Legion ; Winegar — Winef New Theaters Lena — Kobe's Hall. WYOMING Closings Burns— White City. fl,; " i If Irij Fox Hjjjl