Motion Picture Herald (Mar-Apr 1945)

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THIS WEEK the Camera reports A FAREWELL, varied and universal, was said by his countrymen last week to Ernie Pyle, war correspondent whose warm simplicity brought him fame, killed by a Jap machine gun in the Okinawa campaign. Mr. Pyle is seen at left, with Burgess Meredith, who portrays him in the Cowan-UA "The Story of Gl Joe". REPORT delivered by N. Peter Rathvon, chairman of the film industry 1945 Red Cross War Fund Week, to Basil O'Connor, the organization's national chairman. Left to right: Arthur Brilanj; publicity coordinator; Harry Mandel, publicity co-director; Leslie E. Thompson, national coordinator; Mr. Rathvon and Mr. O'Connor; Howard Bonham, Red Cross, and Joe Weil, Red Crosi IN ATLANTA, as theatre collections for Georgia in the March of Dimes drive were presented in a check for $106,661 by J. E. Thompson, right, exhibitor chairman, to Robert Maddox, state chairman. Willis J. Davis, representing state campaign director William Jenkins, watches. By Staff Photograp AT THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL amusements division executive committee luncheon meeting in New York last week, at which it was suggested the division raise $250,000 of a city goal of $20,000,000. Left to right: George J. Schaefei: Barney Balaban, Major Albert Warner, David Bernstein, Monroe Goldwater and Malcolm Kingsberg SCREENING, of the Goldwyn-RKO film, "Wonder Man", in New York: George Dembow, Lt. Wilbur Snaper, Irving Renner, George Trilling, Harold Klein, Arthur Waykoff, Samuel Rinzler, William Heineman and Frank Drumm. The trade showing was at the Astor. By Staff Photograph FREE. Arthur Doyle, 20th-Fox representative in the Far East, is home in New York after three years in Santo Tomas prison camp, the Philif pines. The Japanese film monopoly increasingly drained profits from Filipino exhibitors, he reporte> One of several American film men imprisoned, he is the first to arrive home. He was on his way here when war broke out. lie MOTION PICTURE HERALD, APRIL 28, 11