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MOVIE AGE
tender and beautiful appeal of this pro¬ duction, the artistic touch, and fine simple appeal of this delicate subject. We have arranged for another show¬ ing — Victor Cason, Cason, Osceola, Mo.
Gallopin’ On, Wally Wales — One of the best westerns we ever played. Pleased 100 per cent — Victor Cason, Cason, Osceola, Mo.
The Plastic Age, Clara Bow — The print was in good shape and seemed to please the patrons — Auditorium, Lockwood, Mo.
Somebody’s Mother, Mary Carr. — Had a large crowd and it pleased them all. — L. E. King, Airdome, Ozawkie, Kas.
Code of the Range, Jack Perrin. — One of the best. Silver King will have to side step for Jack’s white horse. He is a wonder. — S. M. White, American, Keytesville, Mo.
M. P. T. O. A. To Push Legislative Affairs
During Next Congress
Special arrangements are being made at the national headquarters of the Mo¬ tion Picture Theatre Owners of Amer¬ ica to give detail attention to legisla¬ tive affairs in Washington during the coming session of Congress and in dif¬ ferent states where legislative sessions will be held.
The great majority of states do not have sessions in even numbered years and the work in this relation will be con¬ fined to about half a dozen states this year.
President R. F. Woodhull has ar¬ ranged to maintain the closest possible touch with state and regional organiza¬ tions and maintain in every way the strength and standing of the same to care for those law-making situations.
The revenue proposition at Washing¬ ton in December will be somewhat com¬ plicated in view of the difference of opinion concerning the reductions to be made. There is a treasury surplus of something like $600,000,000 a year. The administration program as an¬ nounced by Chairman Smoot of the Senate Finance Committee and approv¬ ed bv President Coolidge is a $300,000,000 tax reduction.
Senator Pat Harrison wants the re¬ duction to approximate $500,000,000. There is a big difference there and while both estimates include the taking off of admission taxes and certain cor¬ poration tax reductions in which thea¬ tre owners are interested, there is a danger of being injured in a shuffle be¬ tween rival political interests unless the situation is carefully watched.
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