Box office digest annual (1948)

Page scan 0005 from Box office digest annual

Record Details:

Title:
Box office digest annual
Date:
1948
Publisher:
Los Angeles : Robert E. Welsh
Volume:
Box office digest 1948 annual
Leaf #:
0005
Language:
English
Collection:
Year Book
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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Eo. Office DIGEST ANNUAL Twelve Years Young U There was a time when a motion picture trade publication that had reached its fifth birthday could consider itself bewhiskered with dignity and old age. 1| The demand for REAL SERVICE on the part of its trade press is a weeding out process in this highly competitive industry. ^ So it is that, with due humility, and only a faint twinkling trace of our pride showing, that we present the twelfth issue of Box Office Digest Annual. U We humbly feel that the twelfth milestone is evidence of past service delivered, of continued justification of the place of Box Office Digest in this industry. U And we confidently hope, with continued improved service, to earn transportation past many more milestones. 1[ We are again happy, and proud, of the outstanding character of the many friends, producers, directors, actors and act¬ resses, whose cooperation has made this issue so representative of the best in our industry. ^ people by the company they keep, and judging a paper by the people who like its company — any way you take it, there is a rosy glow of self-satisfaction for all con¬ cerned in each succeeding edition of Box Oeeice Digest Annual. — Robert E, Welsh — Norman E, Webb