Motion Picture Herald (Nov-Dec 1948)

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By the Herald TOAST in Rome, to the deal between distributor I. E. Lopert, left, and Italian producer Roberto Rossellini, right. With them are Mrs. Lopert, left, and Marilyn Buferd, the 1946 Miss America. HOST at cocktails in New York last week was Indian circuit owner F. H. Sidhwa. In order: D. Sidhwa, his son, studying electronics with RCA; Al Daff, Universal-International; Mr. Sidhwa, and Don Prince, RKO. A. J. RADEMACHER, business manager for Altec's new eastern division. C. S. PERKINS, who has been appointed manager of Altec Service Corporation's newly formed division. ARRIVALS, at New York, from overseas: Merle Oberon, en route to Hollywood, to appear in RKO Radio's "I Married A Communist", and Henry Morgenthau, Jr., former Secretary of the Treasury. ENJOYING BUENOS AIRES. Some visitors stroll renowned boulevards. In left-to-right order are James Cabouli, president of Guaranteed Pictures, and producer of the first Argentine film starring the famous Italian actor, Aldo Fabrizi; Mr. Fabrizi himself, who also wrote and directed the picture, and Manny Reiner, managing director for Selznick in Latin-America and Australasia. LEO BRECHER, center, right, as president of the Metropolitan Motion Picture Theatres Association, New York, receives a print of "A Date to Save A Life", from Red Cross officials Mrs. John Haas and Colby Chester. The film is being shown in Association houses. 12 MOTION PICTURE HERALD, NOVEMBER 13, 1948