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Motion Picture daily
Friday, April 2, 1948
Personal Mention
EDWIN W. AARON, M-G-M sales executive, will return to New York from the Coast on Monday . . . Harold Postman, also an M-G-M distribution executive will return to New York at the weekend from Cincinnati and Indianapolis . . . Sid Blumenstock, 20th-Fox assistant exploitation director, is in Lancaster. . . . George Stevens, RKO Radio proffer, has arrived in Hollywood from New York. . .Harry Warner, Warner president, is in New York from the Coast.
MAX YOUNGSTEIN, Eagle-Lion advertising-publicity head, who celebrated a birthday last Monday, has been elected to the New York Academy of Sciences . . . Carl Dreyer, European director, is due here today on the SS Falsi rig
for his first visit to the U. S. . . . William B. Levy, Walt Disney Productions' world-wide sales supervisor, will sail for Europe from New York today . . . Nate J. Blumberg, UniversalInternational president, is due back in New York April 15 from the Coast.
Fabian Heads U.J. A. Drive
Si Fabian has been appointed chairman of the amusement division for the Greater New York United Jewish Appeal by Barney Balaban, national amusement division chairman. Fabian, will be host at a luncheon at the Hotel Astor here next Thursday for the chairman' s committee composed of industry leaders to organize the drive in this area.
Max Cohen Cancer Chairman
Max A. Cohen, president of Cinema Circuit, has been named chairman cf the motion picture division of the 1948 campaign of the New York City Cancer Committee.
DeMille to House Labor Group
WASHINGTON, April 1-Cecil B. DeMille will arrive here April 5 and will ap pear before the House Labor Committee on April 7. Later tend the annual Gridiron
Biechele Theatre Ceiling Falls
KANSAS CITY, April 1 Some 30 patrons were struck by falling particles when a portion of R R. Biechele's
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CBS Seeks Reel for Video
Columbia Broadcasting expects to have a fivetimes-weekly newsreel on its television network by May 1, William S. Paley, CBS board chairman, disci osed yesterday . While confirming reports that he had been negotiating with United World Films, Universal subsidiary , for rights to the Universal newsreel, he said he doubts if any deal will be reached, and added that CBS ir ^ also conducting talks with other newsk reel outfits, but he declined to name them.
"U" News Explores Video Field
James Franey, United World Films president , indicated here yesterday that he has been holding informal talks with Columbia Broadcasting officials and others for rights to Universalis newsreel in video broadcasts .He intimated, however, that nothing concrete has emerged Jrom the talks.
"Arch" Premiere U.N.Aid
With tickets priced at $10 and $5, a premiere of Enterprise ' s "Arch of Triumph" will be held Monday evening, April 19, at the Globe Theatre here, for the beneift of the American Overseas Aid-United Nations Appeal for Children, Spyros P. Skouras is general chairman*
F.C. & B. on Goldwyn Account :"
Foote, Cone and Belaing has again become the advertising agency for Samuel Goldwyn Productions, replacing Donahue and Coe, Inc. , resigned last week.
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