Showmen's Trade Review (Jan-Mar 1946)

Page scan 000529 from Showmen's Trade Review

Record Details:

Title:
Showmen's Trade Review
Date:
Jan-Mar 1946
Publisher:
[New York, etc.]
Volume:
Showmen's trade review
Leaf #:
000529
Language:
English
Subjects:
motion pictures, Motion pictures -- Periodicals
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Established in 1933 by Charles 'Chick' Lewis, who previously edited the 'Manager's Round Table' section in Quigley's MOTION PICTURE HERALD. Lewis originally called his new publication SHOWMEN'S ROUND TABLE, but after a lawsuit from Quigley, he changed the title to SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW (STR). Over the next two decades, STR proved to be a formidable competitor to Quigley's HERALD and steadily grew in circulation. It's easy to see why exhibitors wanted to subscribe. STR's editorial voice, reviews of features and shorts, 'Box Office Slant' tips for how to promote movies, and concise and well organized 'Booking Guides' made it a trustworthy and highly useful magazine for exhibitors. -- Eric Hoyt, 2014
Date Added:
August 15, 2024
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SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW, February 16, 1946 39 COMPLETE LIST OF FEATURES PRESENTED Salome, Where She Danced, July 7, p. 16; July 14, p. 38 San Antonio. . .i\ov. 1/, p. 31; Dec. 1, p. 24 Saratoga Trunk, Nov. 3, p. 25; Nov. 24, p. 26; Dec. 8, p. 10; Dec. 29, p. 16 Scarlet Street Dec. 15, p. 22 She VVouldn t Say Yes Dec. 22, p. 30 Show Busmets jan. 27, p. 21 Since You Went Away, i^eb. lU, p. 17; June 9, p. 28 Snafu Dec. 22, p. 24 ion of Lassie, May 19, p. 19; June 9, p. 33; Sept. 1, p. 21; bept. 8, p. 17; Dec. 22, p. 24 Spanish Main, The Oct. 13, p. 14; Oct. 20, p. 42; Oct. 27, p. 16; Nov. 3, p. 22; Nov. 17, p. 31; Dec. 1, p. 27; Dec. 22, p. 24; Dec. 22, p. 30 Spellboud Nov. 17, p. 28 Spiral Staircase jJec. 22, p. 27 State Fair, Aug. 18, p. 9; Sept. 1, p. 20; Sept. 6, p. 16; Nov. 24, p. 20; Dec. 1, p. 22 Story of G. I. Joe, July 14, p. 36; Aug. 11, p. 14; Sept. 1, p. 21; Sept. 8, p. 20; Sept. 22, p. 26; Oct. 6, p. 20; Oct. 13, p. 14 Sudan Aug. 11, p. 14 :>unday Dinner tor a Soldier. .May 2t), p. 19 Sweet and Low Down Mar. 24, p. 21 The Clock Aug. 18, p. 13 The Robe Feb. ^-t, p. ij; Apr. 28, p. 29 The Southerner, Oct. 27, p. 20; Nov. 3, p. 24; Nov. 24, p. 23 The \'ery Thought of You, Jan. 20, p. 22; Feb. 3, p. 14 Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, Feb. 10, p. 20; Mar. 10, p. 22; Apr. 14, p. 18, May 26, p. 18 This Is the Army Jan. 27, p. 17 i his Love of Ours, Nov. 3, p. 24; Nov. 10, p. 23 This Man's Navy Mar. 3, p. 23 Those Endearing Young Charms, July 28, p. 22 Three Caballeros May 12, p. 22 Thrill of a Romance, Aug. n, p. 18'; Aug. 18, p. 13; Sept. 1, pp. 16, 20; Sept. 15, p. 10; Sept. 29, p. 15; Dec. 1, p. 27 Thunderhead — Son of Flicka, Apr. 21, p. 14; May 12, p. 17; May 19, p. 19 Together Again, Jan. 6, p. 22; Mar. 10, p. 22; Mar. 31, p. 13 To Have and Have Not, Jan. 13, p. 21; Jan. 13, p. 28; Feb. 3, p. 10; Feb. 10, p. 16; Feb. 17, p. 23; May 26, p. 19 Tomorrow Is Forever, Aug. 11, p. 14; Nov. 3, p. 24; Dec. 1, p. 22; Dec. 15, p. 21; Dec. 29, p. 16 Tomorrow the World Feb. 3, p. 10 Tonight and Every Night June 9, p. 33 Too Young to Know Dec. 8, p. 16 True Glory, The Sept. 22, p. 25; Sept. 29, p. 15; Oct. 6, p. 21; Oct. 13, pp. 12, 13, 18; Oct. 27 p. 23 Twice Blessed Nov. 10, p. 27 Utah Mar. 31, p. 18 Valley of Decision Aug. 4, p. 17 Waterloo Bridge Apr. 14, p. 16 Weekend at the Waldorf, Oct. 27, p. 23; Nov. 10, p. 27; Dec. 15, p. 22, Dec. 15, p. 27; Dec. 22, p. 27; Dec. 29 p. 16; Dec. 29, p. 17 Where Do We Go from Here, June 16, p. 13; July 21, p. 16 Whistle Stop Dec. 8, p. 10 Wife of Monte Cristo, The. . .Nov. 24, p. 22 Winged Victory, Jan. 6, p. 24; Jan. 20, p. 24; Jan. 27, p. 21 Feb. 3, p. 14: Feb. 10, p. 16; Feb. 17, p. 23 Feb. 24, p. 16; Mar. 3, p. 22; Mar. 10, p. 22 Mar. 24. p. 22; Apr. 7, p. 17; May 5. p, 19 Woman in the Window, Feb. 10. p. 20; Aug. 25, p. 9 Wonder Man, Oct. 20, p. j8; Nov. 10, p. 23; Dec. 29, p. 19 You Came Along, Sept. 1, p. 16; Sept. 22, p. 31; Sept. 29, p. 16; Oct. 13, p. li; Nov. 10, p. 28 Ziegfeld Follies. Aug. 18, p. 9; Aug. 25, p. 15 Exploitation Campaigns — by Stunts Art Exhibit Jan. 6, p. 18 Audience Contest ^nov. 3, p. 24 Bathing Beautv Contest, July 14, p. 38'; July 21, p. 13; Dec. 22, p. 23 Beauty Contest, Mar. 31. p. 14; Sept. 15, p. 10 Bobby Socks Contest Jan. 13, p. 27 Book Tieup, May 12. p. 17; July 14, p. 36; Oct. 6, p. 20 Boy Contest June 2, p. 18 Career Girl's Luncheon Jan. 2, p. 21 Campus Contest Mar. 3, p. 23 Cof?ee Tieup Jan. 6, p. 18 Coloring Contest, May 5, p. 20; July 7, p. 20 Courtesy Week June 9, p. 28 Dance Contest June 30, p. 21 Doubles Contest Sept. 8, p. 16 Drawing Contest Dec. 1, p. 27 Essay Contest Aug. 11, p. 19 Fashion Tieup. . . .June 9, p. 33; July 7, p. 18 Freckles Contest Apr. 21, p. 14 Hat Tieup May 5, p. 19 Halloween Festival.^ Oct. 6, p. 26 Horror Show, May 19, p. 17; Nov. 3, p. 24; Dec. 8, p. 16 Jigsaw Contest Oct. 27, p. 22 Jockey Usherettes June 9, p. 36 Letter Contest Mar. 31, p. 9 Literary Guild Tieup Mar. 3, p. 23 Looney Auction Dec. 22, p. 24 Magazine Campaigns Feb. 3, p. 10 Magazine Fashion Tieup Oct. 6, p. 24 Minstrel Show Aug. 4, p. 16 Model Plane Contest, Feb. 17, p. 23, Oct. 6, p. 26 Newspaper Contest Aug. 4, p. 16 Photo Contest July 21, p. 13 Pinup Girls Jan. 6, p. 19 Post Card Stunt ..lay 19, p. 19 Puppy Given Away June 9, p. 30 Radio Dart Throwing Contest. Sept. 8, p. 20 Radio Plugs Feb. 3. p. 10 Radio Promotions Alar. 3, pp. 22, 27 Radio Shows Oct. 6, p. 21 Radio Stunts May 5, p. 20 Scout Salvage Drive May 5, p. 20 Singing Contest Sept. 15, p. 10 Store Contest Mar. 31, p. 9 Style Show Sept. 22, p. 26 Teen Age Contest Aug. 4, p. 15 Tunes Contest May 12, p. 17 Twins Contest Aug. 4, p. 15 U. S. O Mar. 31, p. 14 Van Johnson Contest Sept. 1, p. 16 Watch Tieup Jan. 6, p. 18 Waves Contest May 12, p. 20 Whistling Contest May 5, p. 21 Wooden Gun Exhibit Oct. 27, p. 22 Worthiest Teach Contest. . . .June 30, p. 21 Exploitation Campaign of Month A Royal Scandal May 26, p. 20 Rhapsody in Blue July 21,' pp. 14, 15 Spellliound .'.Dec. 29, p. 18 Exploiting Serials June 9, pp. 88, 104 Great White Way June 9, pp. 98, 99 Heart of Showbusiness Jan. 20, pp. 20, 21 How Long Should Pictures RunsJune 9, p. 69 Indexes January 1945 Index Feb. 3, p. 44 February 1945 Index Mar. 3, p. 26 March 1945 Index April 7, p. 16 April 1945 Index May 12, p. 38 June 1945 Index July 7, p. 21 July 1945 Index Aug. 11, p. 28 August 1945 Index Sept. 15, p. 17 September 1945 Index Oct. 20, p. 43 October 1945 Index Nov. 17, p. 40 Job Ads on Screen Sept. 1, p. 18 Money Dates Money Dates for February. . .Jan. 20, p. 24 Money Dates for March Fel). 24, p. 16 Money Dates for April Mar. 24, p. 30 Money Dates for May April 28, p. 31 Money Dates for June May 12, p. 27 Money Dates for July June 9, p. 36 Money Dates for August July 14, p. 38 Money Dates for September . Aug. 11, p. 19 Money Dates for October. . . . Sept. 15, p. 13 Money Dates for November. .Oct. 13, p. 18 Money Dates for December. .Nov. 17, p. 30 Money Dates for January. . . .Dec. 15, p. 27 Old "Doc" Layout Theatre Advertising, Mar. 3, p. 26; May 12, p. 22; Aug. 18, p. 12 Requisites of a Good Manager. . .Sept. 1, p. 21 Showbuilder, Jan. 6, pp. 50, 52; Feb. 3, pp. 42, 44; Mar. 3, pp. 61, 62; April 7, pp. 31, 33; May 5, pp. 38, 40; June 2, pp. 33, 34; July 7, pp. 28, 29; Aug. 4, pp. 34, 35; Sept. 1, pp. 51. 55; Oct. 6, pp. 26, 37; Nov. 3, p. 32; Dec. 1 ; pp. 39, 40 Smart Showmanship Sept. 1, p. 17 Sunner Campaigns, June 9, pp. 70, 71, 86, 87, 97 Tried and Proven Stunts Oct. 20, p. 38 U. S. O. Beauty Contest. Oct. 13, p. 16 Wise Exploitation Practice Dec. 8, p. 15 Index for JANUARY 1946 Equipment and Maintenance Jan. 5, pp. 27-E27 Exploitation Campaigns — by Pictures Abilene Town Jan. 12, p. 27 A Scandal in Paris Jan. 26, p. 24 Bel Ami Jan. 26, p. 21 Bells of St. Mary's, The Jan. 19, p. 25 Blithe Spirit Jan. 5, p. 16; Jan. 26, p. 24 Breakfast in Hollywood Jan. 12, p. 29 China Sky Jan. 26, p. 23 Dakota Jan. 5, p. 14 Deadline at Dawn Jan. 5, p. 14 Dillinger Jan. 19, p. 32 Duffy's Tavern Jan. 26. p. 24 Fallen Angel Jan. 19, p. 25 Getting Gerties Garter Jan. 12, p. 29 Great John L, The Jan. 12, p. 29 House on 92nd Street Jan. 26, p. 23 Leave Her to Heaven Jan. 19, p. 32 Lost Weekend Jan. 19, p. 25 Northwest Trail. .Jan. 5, p. 16; Jan. 26, p. 23 Mildred Pierce Jan. 26, p. 23 Pinocchio Jan. 12, p. 29 Rhapsody in Blue Jan. 5, p. 14; Jan. 26, p. 24 San Antonio Jan. 12, p. 28 Saratoga Trunk. Jan. 12, p. 27. Jan. 26, p. 23 Spanish Main, The Jan. 5, p. 16 Spellbound Jan. 19, p. 25 State Fair Jan. 19, p. 25 Strange Ai?air of Uncle Harrv, The "Jan. 19, p. 32 Tars and Spars Jan. 12, p. 29 They Were Expendable Jan. 19, p. 25 Twice Blessed Jan. 26, p. 21 . Weekend at the Waldorf Tan. 5, p. 14; Jan. 26, p. 24 Exploitation Campaigns — by Stunts Discount Card Week Jan. 26 ,p. 24 Jitterbug Contest Jan. 12, p. 27 Alusical Quiz Contest Jan. 19. p. 32 School Talent Contest Jan. 19, p. 32 Talent Contest .Jan. 5. p. 14 Exploitation Campaign of the Month They Were Expendable Tan. 26. p. 22 Money Dates for February Jan. 19, p. 30 Show Builder Jan. 5, p. 56 Teen Agers as Box Office Material Jan. 19, p. 28