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MOTION PICTURE HERALD
July 24, I 943
ROUND TABLE VISITORS
MAURICE CREW has been appointed manager of the Tri-States Paramount theatre, at Waterloo, la., replacing Kermit Carr, who goes into the Army. Everett Peterson, formerly manager of the circuit's Uptown, in Des Moines, has replaced Crew at the Strand, in Waterloo, while George W. Lawson, former assistant manager at the Paramount, has gone to the Uptown.
MRS. GLENN SCHWARTZ is being transferred to succeed her husband as manager of the State theatre, in Elkhart, Ind. He is going into the Army.
JAMES J. KELLY has been named relief manager for the RKO-Paramount-Comerford pool of five houses, in Rochester. He was formerly with the Kellet circuit, in Oneida.
RALPH PORTER is the new assistant manager to J. E. M. Curley, at the Ritz theatre, in Albany, N. Y., succeeding Ray Arnold.
E. M. OROWITZ, Hollywood publicist who recently joined the Varbalow theatre circuit, has been appointed film booker for the chain, covering a string of houses in Camden and the Southern New Jersey territory.
DAVE PERKINS has succeeded Vincent Aldert as manager of the Paramount theatre, in Brattleboro, Vt. The latter has been inducted into the Army.
ALFRED SIMON Ts now house and assistant manager of RKO's Boston theatre, Boston.
BRUCE GODCHAUX has been made manager of the Ridge theatre, in Chicago.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
July 26th
David Kaplan Arthur L. Reuter Harry Hofmann David A. Titleman W. F. Borns Edward Ornstein James Estes Juanita Jones Larry Green
27th
Waldo Chandler Samuel Goldman Forrest Justus Peter Panagos Harry Margolesky Bud Kornblite
28th
Verne E. Mclntyre John J. Madden Leonore Pierce Allen E. Gardner Harold M. Lissner Robert H. Page L. C. Lompo James W. Dooley Paul Frost
July 29th
George C. Meeser John Heggie Ralph L.Tully Benjamin De Dici Herman Clayton Jack Eugene James S. Taylor 30th
Frank S. Mickley C. Ervine Stone Frederick D. King Jack Fields Ralph N. Goodoll Vaughn L. Harmon Jae Rollins
31st
Bob Sprowl Herman M.Addison August 1st
A. H. Cohen Benjamin Feldman J. G. Haney James Snyder C. Hays Foster David Schaefer Los Pugsley Albert A. Sack
All Photos by Staff Photographer
Al O'Camp, RKO Pictures Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lafayette enjoy a hearty laugh, field representative in Seattle Murray is with Warner Bros, and manages the Haven and Portland. theatre at Olean, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Biederman from Kansas City. Harry is manager at the Fox-Isis theatre, where G. S. Eyssel, director of the Radio City Music Hall, started.
Visiting member from Waverly, Mass., is Max Silverwatch of Warners' Strand.
Vincent Aldert, an active member from the Paramount, Brattleboro, Vermont, calls to bid adieu as he leaves for service with Uncle Sam.
MEL CONHEIM, formerly manager of the Warner Strand theatre, Albany, and recently transferred to the Lincoln theatre, Troy, is now managing Warner's Diana, at Medina, N. Y.
JOSEPH KLEIN becomes manager of the Crown theatre, in New London, Conn.
BEN SEIGEL is back at the Whalley theatre, in New Haven, after seeing active service in the Pacific.
JACK GOLDMAN, former manager of Warner's Keith theatre, in Philadelphia, has been named manager of the circuit's Victoria theatre, also a dowtown house, replacing Mickey Kipple, who left to join a theatre circuit in New York.
HENRY KLAUS, former assistant manager at the M & P Paramount theatre, in Boston, has been promoted to manager of the M & P theatre. Burt Sanders, formerly of the M & P Shawmut theatre, Boston, is now manager of the circuit's Humboldt.