Motion Picture News (Oct-Dec 1930)

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December 13, 19 3 0 M o I i o n Picture X e w s 57 MANAGER*' ROUND TABLE CLUB THE BIG PARADE OF NEW CONTINUES! SAM PEARLMAN is the manager of the Rialto Theatre in Asbury Park for the Publix outfit. Sam is another of those peppy managers who has been keeping this division of Publix out front in the Eastern territory. Welcome into the Club, Sam, and give our regards to our many friends out your ■ Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! WIILIAM BRIEMAN manages the Edgwood Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland. From, all indications Brieman's application for membership sews up this town 100% Round Table and rank it with many other cities now enjoying this distinction. Keep us posted on your activities, Bill, because you are pretty sure to have some fast working to do with all the Round Table showmen in your city. Let's have a photo, too, so we can give you a regular introduction. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! THOMAS A. PHELAN is the manager of the Strand Theatre in Long Branch, New Jersey. According to reports drifting into Club headquarters Phelan is turning out some marvelous wirk. Well, Tommy, since turning out corking work seems to be a habit with you showmen in Publix' Jersey district, we want to see even more of it on our pages in the future. What do you say? Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! ■ VERNE McINTYRE manages the Elsinore Theatre in Salem, Ore. Mr. Mclntyre is a very capable showman and in view of this fact manages to keep them coming to his theatre on every play date. But since we have seen a lot of the work of showmen in Oregon, we would also like to see what Mclntyre can do so that we can pass it along and let his fellow showmen look at it. How about it, Vernie? HERE ARE SOME OF THEM! Photos of Members! THE Club is anxious to publish photographs of every member and would, therefore, appreciate receiving as many as possible for use in future issues of the Club columns. If you have not already done so. PLEASE send us your own photo at once. Thank you. GARRY LASSMAN is the manager of the Egyptian Theatre, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We thought that we had Milwaukee pretty well sewed up as regards membership in the Managers' Round Table Club, so we were rather surprised when the mailman brought us Mr. Lassman's applicacation. But we think that the city is now 100% Round Table. We want to welcome Garry into the Club and we are sure than his association with the many showmen will be both pleasant and profitable. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! W.' H. STANLEY, more affectionately known as "Pop," is the relief manager for the Loew Theatres in New York and Brooklyn. He has been in the game for many years and he's more than capable of holding his own with the present day conditions. We are glad to welcome him into the Club and we hope to hear from him soon. Give us a photo of yourself. Pop, for our biographies. Wear Your Club Pin.' ! ! RONALD R. AGNEW is the publicity man for the Earle in Philadelphia, Pa., and with so much showmanship being turned out around his house we feel sure that he must be taking part in some of the business building activities. Why not drop us a line or two on your work, Ronald, so that we can pass it along. You know your fellow members like to keep wised up on the show situation all over the country. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! JOHN BURRELL manages the Liberty Theatre in Geneva, Ohio. His many associations in the town enable Mr. Burrell to turn out some excellent showmanship, and it is these associations that have also helped him to secure a great deal of good-will for his houses. We have been through the town once or twice while driving through the State but we don't recall right now just what the show conditions were. Let's have a little light on the subject, John. Wear Your Club Pin ! ! 1 VICTOR J. ROSEN manages the California Theatre in Santa Barbara, California. Besides taking care of this house, Mr. Rosen also has a District Manager's assignment to look out for, it being his duty to see that things are running right at the Granada, the Mission, and the Rose. With so many houses to take care of, he must be pretty busy, but we think that he will find time to sit down and give us the low-down on his work. How about it Victor? Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! EARLE M. TATE is the manager of the Strand Theatre in Meridian, Miss., as pretty a little town as you can expect to find for show selling possibilities. If we recall aright, it was not so long ago that we passed along some accounts of showmanship engineered in Meridian and they contained some points of value. Give us a photo and some dope on yourself, Earle, so that your fellow showmen can meet you. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! JEROME B. HARRISON manages the Fenway Theatre in Boston, Mass. The Fenway has long held a reputation for showmanship along with the various other houses in the section where it is located. We'd like to know what you've been doing to keep up the showselling angle of the house, Jerome, so that we can pass it along. And when you send in your contribution, include your photo, will you? WM. J. TRUESDELL maiages the Farragut Theatre in Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y., for the Century Circuit. According to reports drifting into Club headquarters, this showman is a live-wire. Such being the case, Bill, how about letting us hear from you real soon, as we'd like to pass some of your work along to your fellow members and showmen. Wear Your Club Pin! ! ! — BERNARD W. SIMON is the manager of the Metropolitan Theatre in Brooklyn, N. Y., for the Loew Circuit. We are pretty well acquainted with Mr. Simon's territory and we know that he has to work pretty hard to sell shows in his section, particularly since there are so many other houses near him. We haven't sized up the district though since the days of the old Bijou, which was across the street from the Met. Give us the low-down on the situation, Bernard. Wear Your Club Pin! ! I S. A. GILMAN manages the Parkway Theatre in Baltimore, Md. Those of you who have been following the Club pages week after week all know the ace work that has come through this territory. Such being the case, "S. A.," and feeling sure that you will want to be right up with the leaders, we want you to know that we expect to hear from you real soon. And you might include your photo and some dope on yourself as well. JOIN NOW!! Here's the Blank Application For Membership In "MANAGERS' ROUND TABLE CLUB" 729 Seventh Ave., New York City I hereby apply for membership in the Club. Name Theatre Address City State Position Wm. A. Johnston "Chick'* Lewis Honorary Chairman Chairman WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?