The Film Daily (1933)

10 —3&*i DAILV Thursday, May 25, 1933 Theater Changes Reported By Film Boards of Trade Mary Redo. WHITESBURG— Kentucky, transferred to J. E. Isaac by W. C. Mills. Opening H ENDERSON— Princess. Closings CREENSBURG— Bowen. HENDERSON— Grand (damaged by fire). GREENVILLE — Mecca (formerly Palace). LOUISIANA Changes in Ownership ELIZABETH — Paramount, transferred to W. C. Pringle by E. K. Ahrens. KAPLAN — Queen, transferred to Clinton Provost by Frank DeGraauw. MORGANZA— Columbia, transferred to J. P. Serio by A. J. Langlois. NEW ORLEANS — Crescent, transferred to Klaw and Erlanger by Saenger; Liberty, transferred to Porkony Estate by Saenger; Strand, transferred to E. A. Clarke and Ed Greenblatt by Saenger. OAKDALE — Allen (formerly Idlehour), transferred to F. Moree by L. D. Guidry. RUSTON — Gem (formerly Palace), transferred to J. E. Adams by W. W. Caldwell. ST. MARTINVILLE — Bienvenue, transferred to Mrs. Lloyd Boulet by Miss G. Bienvenue. SULPHUR— Sulphur, transferred to T. W. Parnahan by J. W. Heard. WINNFIELD — Nu-Joy (formerly Barley), transferred to R. L. Bailey by W. W. Page. Closings GLENMORA— Rialto. OAKGROVE— Idlehour. MASSACHUSETTS Changes in Ownership ATHOL — York, transferred to George A. Giles by Publix. FRAMINGHAM— Gorman's and Paramount, transferred to George A. Giles by Publix. GARDINER— Orpheum and Uptown, transferred to George A. Giles by Publix. STOUGHTON — State, transferred to Interstate Theater Corp. by Al Gould. Opening ATHOL— Capital, by M. & P. Theaters Corp. Closings BOSTON— Howard and Tremont. MICHIGAN Changes in Ownership DETROIT— Library, transferred to George Sampson by William Slocum; Tuxedo, transferred to Munz Theatrical Enterprises by Publix Michigan; Century, transferred to Munz Theatrical Enterprises; Van Dyke, transferred to Walter Karczewski by Mike Adanowicz; White Star, transferred to Arthur Rowland by Manuel Bloom. LOWELL— Lowell, transferred to Harvey Callier by Andres Amusement Co. Openings BALDWIN — Baldwin, by Paul Seager. BROOKLYN— Squaretown, by R. E. Donaldson. DETROIT— Alden (new house), by R. A. Philbrook; State, by Publix Michigan; Theatorium, by Al Rupert. MUSKEGON — Lakeside, by J. M. Earle. OWOSSO — Minter (new house), by James M. Minter. Closings GRAND RAPIDS— Park and Powers. MINNESOTA Changes in Ownership ERSKIN Star (formerly Cameron), transferred to L. G. Nordlund by J. O. Juvrud. HOWARD LAKE— Triangle, transferred to L. H. Obrecht by Roy Meyers. LAKEFIELD — Lyric, transferred to A. Ashley by Howard Varing. MINNEAPOLIS — Falls, transferred to M. B. Mark by A. II. <l<is. ST. PAUL -Comn, transferred to Kaplan and Rubenstein by C. B. Schlerf; Gem, transferred to Como Theater Co. by Julius Heilborn. Openings CALUMET— Calumet. HOWARD LAKE— Triangle. MORGAN— Capitol. WHITE BEAR— Avalon. Closings GAYLORD— Hub. MINNEAPOLIS Falls. RAYMOND — Oaera House. SPRING GROVE -Opera House (damaged by fire). MISSISSIPPI Changes in Ownership 1IATT1ESBURG Strand, transferred to or iginal owner by Saenger. KOSCIUSKO — Amusu, transferred to W. Maylie by Lyall Shiell. MERIDIAN— Temple, transferred to A. H. Yeomans by Saenger. MISSOURI Changes in Ownership CENTRALIA — Vista (formerly Pruett), transferred to E. F. Bebermeyer by Mrs. Eulah Pruett. MEMPHIS — Majestic, transferred to William H. Dussler by E. G. Henningren. ST. LOUIS — Longwood, transferred to E. H. Weiser by Mace and Tholen. ST. JOSEPH— Charwood, transferred to McKinney and McManus by Mrs. Charles T. Phelps. SALEM— Lyric, transferred to K. Preston by L. L. Lewis. Opening MILAN — Grand view. Closing MARSHFIELD— Ritz. NEBRASKA Changes in Ownership BAYARD — Palm, transferred to Fred Anderson by B. W. Moore. BEATRICE — Rialto, transferred to F. E. Hollingsworth. CENTRAL CITY— State, transferred to Iver Osland by G. P. Horn. COLUMBUS — Pawnee, transferred to Platte Theaters, Inc. by F. C. Luchsinger; Swan, transferred to Platte Theaters, Inc. KEARNEY — World, transferred to Harry Weinberg by A. H. Blank, Trustee. SCHUYLER — Schuyler, transferred to Arney and Stratford by G. P. Horn. Openings ALLEN— Allen. BRIDGEPORT— Trail, by Ross Lobart. COLUMBUS — Swan. SPRINGFIELD— Springfield. Closings HARRISON— Roxy. Stromsberg— Rialto. NEVADA Opening HAWTHORNE— Desert. NEW JERSEY Changes in Ownership ARLINGTON — Lincoln, transferred to Haring and Blumenthal by RKO. CAMDEN — Star, transferred to Frank Lysakowski by Mrs. Minna Pearlman. ENGLEWOOD -— Englewood, transferred to Fraxam Amusement Corp. by Bergenwood Theaters, Inc. LANDISVILLE — Landisville, transferred to Philip Cavoli by Silvo Netto. NEWARK — DeLuxe, transferred to New Art Amusement Corp. by Enrose Amusement Corp. WASHINGTON— Washington, transferred to Greenhugh Theaters, Inc. by Washington Theater Corp. Closings BAYONNE— Strand. CLOSTER — Nemo. FORDS— Fords. JERSEY CITY— Majestic. LINDEN— St. George. LYNDHURST — Lyndhurst. NEWARK— Deluxe and Mt. Prospect. RUNNEMEDE— Runnemede. NEW MEXICO Opening CARRIZOZO— Lyric, by R. A. Walker. Closing LOR1 >S 13 URGH— Palace. NEW YORK Changes in Ownership DOBBS FERRY— Embassy, transferred to James S. T. McDonough by Nick Paley. FULTON— Auditorium (formerly Quirk), transferred to Wego Corp. by Publix. NEW YORK CITY, MANHATTAN — Tobis, 1st Ave., transferred to Hungarian Playhouses, Inc. by C. A. M. Kino Enterprises, Inc.; East End., 1st Ave., transferred to Champion Theaters, Inc. by Adrian Amusement Corp.; Circle, 1825 Broadway, transferred to 1825 Broadway Amusement Corp. by Circle Enterprises, Inc.; Rialto, 1481 Broadway, transferred to Midtown Theaters Corp. by Rialto Theater Corp. ; Bohemian Annex, E. 74th St., transEerred to Bohemian Theater, Inc. by A. & F. Amusement Corp.; Public, 2nd Ave., transferred to Polish American Film Co., Inc., by Spelgro Corp.; Cinema (formerly Bandbox), 49th St. and Broadway, transferred to Reginald Spears by Anna Attractions, Inc. NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN— Subway, transferred to Mocat Amusement Corp. by Cedar Amusement Corp.; Eden, 5th Ave., transferred to Estapco, Inc. by Louis Abrams; Boro Hall, transferred to L. Greenfield by Excello Estates, Inc. NEW YORK CITY, BRONX— Haven (formerly Peerless), E. 138th St., transferred to Laur Jean Corp. by Artfred Amusement Corp. ; Kameo, 3rd Ave., transferred to Louisiana Amusement Corp. by Kay Theater Co., Inc. NIAGARA FALLS — Cataract and Strand, transferred to Cataract Theater Corp. by Central N. Y. Theater Corp. PELHAM— Pelham, transferred to S. & J. Theater Corp. by William H. Rabell. UTICA — Colonial, transferred to Charles Morse by Acme Theater Enterprises; James, transferred to Kallet and Comerford by Slotnick and Pearlman. Opening WOODSIDE (Long Island)— DeLuxe (new . house), by Invincible Playhouses, Inc. Closings AKRON— Park. AUBURN— Palace. BEACON—Paragon. BUFFALO — Court St. and Fillmore-Palace. HAMMONDSPORT —Park. POUGHKEEPSIE— Rialto. LACKAWANNA—Park. HARRISON— Biltmore. NEW YORK CITY, MANHATTAN— Cinema (formerly Bandbox) ; Cosmopolitan; Verona. NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN — Paramount; Sheridan. RANDOLPH — Gem. ROCHESTER — Palace. WILSON— Gem. NORTH CAROLINA Openings BLADENBORO— Lyric, by D. S. S. Hutchinson. CHARLOTTE— Pearl, by L. V. Parker. NORTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership KENSAL — Kensal, transferred to E. B. Ekran. McVILLE — Hollywood, transferred to V. C. Rader by George McMillan. Openings COLUMBUS— New Columbus. KENSAL— Kensal. McVILLE— Hollywood. SHARON — Sharon. Closing KULM — Auditorium. OHIO Changes in Ownership BELLEFONTAINE— Cort, transferred to M. A. Lebensburger by Cort Amusement Co. CINCINNATI— Evanston, transferred to Waite & Jones; Park, 2718 Erie Ave., transferred to Hyde Park Amusement Co. by R. Knoepfle. DAYTON— Mecca, transferred to Mecca Amusement Co. by Mrs. J. B. Mills. HAMILTON— Palace, transferred to Turberg & Silver by Publix; Paramount, transferred to Midham Corp. by Publix. MIDDLETOWN— Paramount, transferred to Midham Corp. by Publix. NEW STRAITSVILLE— New, transferred to John L. Hatcher by Thomas Lynch. Openings CINCINNATI — Capitol. COLUMBUS — RKO Majestic; RKO Palace; Loew's Ohio; Loew's Broad. DAYTON— Mecca. HAMILTON—Rialto. Closing CINCINNATI— Riviera. OKLAHOMA Changes in Ownership ARDMORE — Paramount, transferred to Union Theaters, Inc., by Thompson & Tilliam. DRUMR1GHT— Midwest and Strand, transferred to B. W. Tessin by Midwest Theater Operating Co., Inc. STILLWATER— Camera, transferred to Roy Rust by Griffith Amusement Co. TALIHINA— Ritz. transferred to W. W. Sides by John M. Bailey. WEWOKA— Key, transferred to L. B. Chattham by Lindsey & Chattham; Rex, transferred to Rex Theater Co. by Lindsey & Chattham. Openings FT. COBB Rialto, by S. F. Lane. \1 I VIEW Ru>.il u.niiicrlj Ritz), bj J. Ru dolph Smith. SHAWNEE— Rex (new house), by E. V. Weaver. STILLWATER — Mecca, by Griffith Amusement Co. Closings ALVA— Loberty (damaged by fire). QUINTON— Ritz. SALLISAW— New Wonderland. OREGON Changes in Ownership ASTORIA— Liberty, transferred to J. J. Parker by Fox West Coast; Viking, transferred to J. J. Parker by Claude Smith. PORTLAND — Rialto, transferred to Cal Hellig by J. J. Parker. PRINEVILLE— Lyric, transferred to Fred Noble by Milton Odem. SHERIDAN— Grand, transferred to N. A. Goodin by Ray Stumbo. PENNSYLVANIA Changes in Ownership ALLENTOWN— New Allen, transferred to Earle E. Tobias by John Kofler. ANNVILLE — Astor, transferred to John L. Davis. EXPORT — Liberty, transferred to A. Battison by A. Better. ERIE — New Grand, transferred to John Cappibanca by C. J. Mazzeo. EYNON — Dreamland, transferred to Edward Nanowicz. FARRELL — Capitol, transferred to P. Pegadoites by Frisch & Morrell. GLENSIDE— Keswick, transferred to Keswick Amusement Co. by Atlantic Amusement Co. HARRISBURG— Roxy, transferred to Walter Yost. HUGHESVILLE— Ritz, transferred to H. E. Hill by Floyd Horton and H. E. Carey. LOCK HAVEN— Martin, transferred to O. Steifel by West Branch Theaters, Inc. MIDLAND — Liberty, transferred to Helen Slanicus by M. Slanicus. NEW BRIGHTON— Brighton, transferred to Liberty Amusement Co. by T. Perrine. NORRISTOWN — Westmar, transferred to Marshall St. Theater Corp. by Louis M. Felt. NU MINES — NuMines, transferred to John Nagy by E. C. McGuire. PALMERTON— Colonial, transferred to J. Goldenberg. PHILADELPHIA — Ritz, Orthodox St., transferred to George Gormley by Samuel Levick. PHILIPSBURG— Rowland, transferred to H. H. Rowland by Philipsburg Amusement Co. PITTSBURGH— Melba, transferred to Peter Sotus; Paramount, transferred to Mrs. Bessie Goldstein by E. Goldstein. UNIONTOWN — Penn and State, transferred to Penn-State Amusement Co. by Publix. WESLEYVILLE— Penn, transferred to Ben Brown by A. E. Williams. Openings ANN VILLE— Astor, by John L. Davis. BEAVERDALE— Globe-Moose. EXPORT — Liberty. EYNON — Dreamland, by Edward Nanawicz. HARRISBURG— Roxy, by William Yost. MILLHEIM— Municipal. PALMERTON — Colonial, by J. Goldenberg. PITTSBURGH— Novelty, 2T7 Federal St., by M. E. Miller; Melba. ROCHESTER—Majestic. Closings EPHRATA— Central. HILL STATION— Grand. HOMER CITY— Empire. MT. joy — Mt. Joy. MATHER — Mather. MONONGAHELA CITY— Bentley. PHILADELPHIA—Fay's. PITTSBURGH — Center Square, Gem and Grand. RHODE ISLAND Changes in Ownership AUBURN— Park, transferred to Julius Meyers by Associated Theaters, Inc. OLNEYVTLLE — Royal, transferred to Phil Smith by Associated Theaters, Inc. Closing PROVIDENCE— Metropolitan. SOUTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership ALCESTER Barryruore, transferred to Vernon Larson bj H. W. Lund. CLARE {Continued on Next Page)