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Friday, June 19, 1931
• NEWS«»OF«»THE«»DAy •
Seabright, N. J. — Sam Bfrua is taking over tlic Airdome.
Cleveland — Charles Kranz, formerly local United Artist branch manager, is in town as general sales manager for Artclass Productions which will be distributed through the offices of the Standard Film Service.
Canton, O. — Fred Ricker, part owner of the Windsor, is operating the house following the recent death of Charles Shearer.
Roslyn, L. I. — The Tower, burned a few months ago, will be rebuilt. Business people are associated with Harry Levy in rebuilding the house.
Detroit — Charles Deardoff of the M-G-M staff in Cleveland came here to assist William G. Bishop, local publicity chief, in putting over group publicity on "Trader Horn."
Keansburg, N. J. — The Casino has been opened for the summer by Mrs. Gravany.
Philadelphia — Henry Taylor has .i-<umed charge of the new Allen.
Columbus — Everett Bennet has leased the Exhibit, one of the oldest local picture houses. He is redecorating it and installing RCA Photophone.
Pittsburgh — Loew's Aldine has closed tor the summer.
Soldiers Grove, Wis. — Mel Helgerson has disposed of his Electric here to Bailey & Foss.
Kansas City— Tom Baldwin, Tiffany salesman, and R. B. Thompson of the RKO Pathe forces, are out of the film business temporarily.
Toledo — The opening of the Avalon has been postponed to June 19, according to Jack O'Connell, owner.
Dallas — Fox's branch office, under the management of C. E. Hilgers, moves this week to its new home at Wood and St. Paul Sts.
Santa Cruz, Cal. — Frank McCauley is now managing both Golden State houses here.
Hopewell Junction, N. J. — The Emmadine has been taken over by Robert O'Keefe.
Mosinee, Wis. — C. E. Mathews and Paul Nettland have relinquished the Mosinee to L. R. Keefe.
Waco, Tex. — Jesse Oakes opening the Lyric.
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Philadelphia — Brandcn E. Warren formerly manager of the Paramount exchange, has gone to Winchester, Va., as assistant manager of the Capitol.
Detroit — Jack Sampson, formerly president of the Film Board of Trade, is now covering the eastern part of the state for Pathe.
Columbus Grove, O. — Raymond Dishong has closed the Roma for the
summer.
Croyden, Pa. — George Muller has taken over the Manor.
Spring Valley, Wis. — The Opera House has been taken over by F. P. Moore from George Kyle.
Cleveland — Arthur Himmelein, former owner of the Plaza, Sandusky, is managing the Lincoln, one of the houses belonging to Associated Theaters.
Racine, Wis. — Fox's State was dark from June 7 to June 13 for completion of remodeling. Bob Ungerfeld is manager of the State.
Philadelphia — Charlie Thompson i« managing the Pier at Sea Isle City, after being a Stanley manager for years.
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