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LAUNCHING the Montague Twentieth Anniversary Campaign at the New York home office, Columbia officials toast their general sales manager. Lefr to right, front row, are Rube Jackter, assistant general sales manager; N. B. Spingold, vice-president; A. Montague; A. Schneider, vice-president-treasurer; Frank P. Rosen berg, advertising-publicity director; Louis Weinberg and Louis Astor, circuit sales executives.
AN EXHIBITOR PLAYS HOST to stars, right. Al Galston, owner of the Hawaii theatre, Hollywood, greets Barbara Belden and James Lydon, at the opening of PRC Pictures' new production, titled "When the Lights Go On Again". The premiere was sponsored by the Beverly Hills Veterans of Foreign Wars.
AT REPUBLIC, right. At the studio, in Hollywood, left to right: Joseph Kane, associate producer-director; Harry C. Arthur, Jr., president of the Fanchon & Marco circuit, St. Louis; Larry Ceballes, dance director; Roy Wolff, of the Los Angeles and Hollywood Paramount theatres, and Les Kaufman, Republic studio publicity director.
SIGNING. Ernesto P. Smith, of Columbia Pictures of Cut; signs a contract, while Ramos Cobian, of the Cobian circuit, watches. The first picture the circuit will play under the new is "A Song to Remember", April 23, at the Fausto and El Encanto theatres. Spectators are Dr. Camejo, Sigwart K Pedro Martinez and Varlos Perez, all of Columbia. Mr. Cobian's circuit is one of the largest in the Caribbean re
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BUST, left. Being shown to the public now, at the Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D. O, is the bust of the late Wendell Willkie, chairman of the board of Twentieth CenturyFox Film Corporation. He posed not long before his death in the autumn of last year. The sculptress, Dr. Suzanne Silvercruys Stevenson, is shown with her work.
LOST, right. Lieutenant David Henderson Richey, 20, A.A.F., son of Henderson M. Richey, MGM's director of exhibitor relations, this week was one of ten crew members still missing from a B-24 bomber which crashed Saturday off Montauk Point, Long Island. He was navigator.
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