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At the purchase by Warners of the stage play, "Life With Father", for what is described as a record price: $500,000 in advance against royalties on the picture gross. In the picture, left, made at the signing at the Warner office in New York: Oscar Serlin, producer of the play; Mrs. Clarence Day, widow of the writer upon whose sketches the play is based; Basil Bass, Mrs. Day's attorney; Major Albert Warner, Warner vicepresident; Morris Ebenstein, Warner attorney; Samuel Schneider, Warner vice-president; Jacob Wilk, the company's eastern production chief; Russel Crouse, co-author, and Howard Lindsay, co-author, and creator of the title role. Story on page I b.
PLANS, for the Army charity invitational premiere of 20th-Fox's "Winged Victory" In Hollywood, December 27, were drawn at a meeting last week between the military and studio officials there. Left to right. Brigadier General Donald Stace, Major General Ralph Cousins, Darryl Zanuck, production head, Major General Courtland Parker, Brigadier General Elmer Adier.
HONOR, industry leaders paid tribute to Jack Kirsch, president of Allied Theatre Owners of Illinois, Friday, December I , at a testimonial in the Blackstone Hotel, Chicago. In the foreground, Mr. Kirsch and his son, Danny. Left to right, rear, James Coston, Verne Langdon, Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly, Cook County Sheriff Michael Mulcahy, Charles Nelson and Benjamin Kalmenson.
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MOTION PICTURE HERALD, DECEMBER 9, 1944: