Showmen's Trade Review (Jul-Sep 1948)

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34 SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW July 31, 1948 NEWSREEL SYNOPSES (Released Wednesday, July 26) MOVIETONE (Vol. 31, No. 59)— EastWest crisis at a climax over "Battle of Berlin" — General Clay arrives with report — American B-29s fly to England — U. S., British jets cross the Atlantic — Anti-Communists rally in Berlin; General Hershey explains new draft law; France decorates visiting U. S. hero; N. Y. Communists seized by the F. B.I.; U. S. Olympic athletes arrive in England; Sports: Olympic torch starts trip to London — Water skiing thrills in Washington state — Sand skiing on Colorado dunes. NEWS OF THE DAY (Vol. 19, No. 293)— Berlin crisis holds world spotlight — General Clay arrives from Berlin — 60 American B-29 superforts arrive in England — Five-power Western Union representatives meet in the ^ Hague — Berlin citizens bitterly denounce the Soviet blockade; F.B.I, roundup of Red leaders in the U. S. ; College girl fashions favor the "old look"; Sports: London all set for the 1948 Olmypic — Czechs hold Sokol gymnastic carnival. PARAMOUNT (No. 96) — 20,000 women in Sokol gymnastic drill ; Flooded city of Vanport lifts its head above water; Master's voice saves dog; Berlin crisis holds No. 1 international spot; Clay recalled from Berlin; F.B.I, arrests top Reds; Draft plans announced; B-29s arrive in England. UNIVERSAL (Vol. 21. No. 163) — Threat of showdown in Berlin crisis brings world close to war; B-29s arrive in England; General Clay here from Berlin; Top U. S. Communists seized; French mark Bastille Day; Hershey explains new draft; Turks get U. S. submarines; Farmer Brown's "magic cell"; New arrivals at the zoo. WARNER PATHE (Vol. 19, No. 98)— Top U. S. Reds arrested; General Clay reports on Berlin crisis; General Hershey takes over new draft; Sky sailing in the Alps; Two great U. S. soldiers honored; Tiny tigers; Ice cold cut-ups. ALL-AMERICAN (Vol. 6, No. 301)— President Truman renominated by Democrats ; Satchel Paige joins Cleveland baseball team; Nation mourns as General Pershing is buried. TELENEWS (Vol. 11, No. 9) — New party formed in Philadelphia ; Masked Clansmen meet at Stone Mountain, Ga. ; Police break New York narcotics ring; Berlin battles red blockade; War criminal meets death in Poland; U. S. condemned in Mexican air tragedy; First films of top secret atom research in England; "Master cell" puzzles scientists; Olympic stars arrive in England. (Released Saturday, July 31) MOVIETONE (Vol. 31. No. 60) — Third party nominates Wallace; General Clay reports on crisis in Berlin; Governor Dewey holds conferences on foreign affairs ; Giant 180-passenger transport plane joins U. S. navy; Ku Klux Klan initiates 500 new members in Georgia; Parade and frolic mark aquatennial at Minneapolis (Minneapolis only); Killer admits mass slaying. NEWS OF THE DAY (Vol. 19, No. 294)— "Progressives" name Wallace for President; Report by General Clay on the Berlin crisis; Ku Klux Klan out in open; Refugees from Soviet terror flee to U. S.; Greatest airship in first flight; U. S. Olympic team hailed in London. PARAMOUNT (No. 97) — 1948 Olympiad — London host to topflight athletes; Weekend at Pawling — Dewey keeps pace with world issues; Aquatennial — Minneapolis stages great water spectacle; Wallace party states policy — Pro-Soviet line upheld by convention. UNIVERSAL (Vol. 21, No. 164)— General Clay sees no war over Berlin ; Progressives name Wallace candidate for president; 180-passenger Lockheed Constitution spans the U. S. ; Latvian refugees flee Reds by sea; Pope sees war-wounded kiddies; Stars Abbott and Costello greet contest winner; "Shooting stars" display in Washington. WARNER PATHE (Vol. 19, No. 99)— Third party convention; Air news; Ku Klux Klan rears its head again ; People in the news — General Clay, French Premiere Andre Marie; Refugees sail to Boston; Governor Dewey and General Eisenhower; Minneapolis aquatennial. ADVANCE DATA On Forthcoming Product No Minor Vices CEnterprise — MGM) Principals: Dana Andrews, Lilli Palmer, Louis Jourdan. Director, Lewis Milestone. A comedy involving a successful young pediatrician and his wife, whose happy marriage is almost broken by a free-wheeling young painter. Song of India (Columbia) Principals: Sabu. Turhan Bey, Gail Russell. Director, Al Rogell. A jungle story about an Indian prince and his princess, who meet a New Ideal Theatre Chairs JOE HORNSTEIN has it! "nature boy" while on a hiuiting expedition, .only to have the prince killed by a wounded tiger and his wife end up by marrying the jungle youth. Undercover Man (Columbia) Principals: Glenn Ford, A'ina Foch. Director, Joseph Lewis. An action drama about a treasury agent who brings a big gangster to justice after three deaths are suffered in the process. Wings Westward (Columbia) Principals: Gene Autry, Patricia White. Director, John English. Outdoor musi AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT NEW DOUBLE MAT AIRWASHERS— Don't Wait. Quick Deliveries Now. 5,000 cfm — $138.00; 7,000 cfm —$168.00; 10,000 cfm— $204.00; 15,000 cfm — $240.00; 20,000 cfm — $276.00. New Blowers with motors and drives, 8,500 cfm— $172.50; 11,000 cfm— $229.90 ; 13,500 cfm— $276.00; 22,500 cfm — $348.00. Beat the heatwire S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 52nd Street, New York 19, N. Y. BUSINESS BOOSTERS COMIC BOOKS AGAIN AVAILABLE AS PREMIUMS, giveaways at your kiddy shows. Large variety, latest 48-page newsstand editions. Comics Premium Co., 412 S. Greenwich St., New York City. COMIC BOOKS FREE COMIC BOOKS will increase your children business. The identical funny books selling on newsstands for 10 cents now available to theatres, only 3 cents each. Sidney Ross, 334 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y. DRIVE-IN EQUIPMENT SOS SAVES DRIVE-INS THOUSANDS— Send us details, car capacity, etc. Our prices will delight you! Complete sound projection outfits $1995.00 up; New 500 Watt Western Electric Booster Amplifiers, $650.00; New Dual in car speakers with junction box and transformer, $14.95 until Aug. 1st, then $19.95; new driveway entrance and exit signs, illuminated, $18.75; Burial Cable, TYzf: ft.; Generators 70/140 amperes, $525.00; Super Snaplite fl.9 lenses increase light 25%, from $150.00; 40" Aircolumn Weatherproof reflex horns, heavy duty 25 watt Alnico V driver units, $39.75. New Address S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 52nd Street, New York 19, N. Y. LEASE FOR SALE Modern 500 seat fully equipped neighborhood theatre. 4 years with option to renew. Growing town 18,000. F. M. Westfall P.O. Box 1307, Martinsville, Pa. NEW EQUIPMENT SUMMER— SLASHINGS— STUPENDOUS STOCK SACRIFICED. Replacement parts for Simplex 40% off; Simplex BB Movements, $61.20; Universal splicers $4.25; Stereopticans $27.50; Pyrene type extinguishers $6.95; Carbon savers 77^; Jensen 12" PM speakers, $18.95; 1000 Watt T-20 Mog. Pref. C-13D lamps, $3.95; 1500 Watt $5.95; Film cabinets $3.95 section; Soundfilm amplifiers including record player $124.75; Exhaust fans 10", $10.79; 12", $13.75; 16", $18.15; 24" 3 speed pedestal fans $69.50. New Address S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 52nd Street, New York 19, N. Y. COMPARE AND SAVE! Beaded soundscreens 49c foot; Super-Lite 44c; 8500 CFM blowers $92.50; New RCA 30 watt theatre amplifiers $137.50; What do you need? Star Cinema Supply Co., 459 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y. SITUATION WANTED THEATRE PROMOTION, Advertising, Ad Artist top notch. St. Louis or Los Angeles area. Highly recommended. Box No. 753. STUDIO AND PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT BELHOWELL TYPE UNIT EYE SHUTTLE, $550.00; RCA Type Galvanometer Assembly (less optics) $365.00; Belhowell Automatic 16/35 hot splicer, $795.00; B & H Single System Recording & Studio Camera, with rackover; 3 — 1000' magazines, synchronous and wild motors, 6 fast Astro lenses, 4 position amplifier, 4 mikes, power supply, etc. Reduced cal with Gene Autry resigning from the state forestry department to operate his sportsman's camp in the Blue Ridge Forest, only to return to the service after bringing criminals to justice. Jungle Goddess (Screen Guild) Principals : George Reeves, Wanda McKay, Ai-mida. Director, Lewis D. Collins. A melodrama about two men who search for a missing woman to gain a large reward, and find she has become a goddess to the natives ; complications ensue before one of the men and the "goddess" get away from the villain and the angry tribesmen. $5,250.00; Western Electric Preview Magazines, $395.00; Bodde Process Screens, $2.40 sq. ft.; W.E. 35mm Sound Moviola, $795.00; Mitchell Plywood Blimp, $149.50; Klieglite 2000W Rifle, $79.50 Neumade Automatic Film Cleaners, $159.50. Send for latest Catalog. New Address S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 52nd Street, New York 19, N. Y. THEATRES FOR SALE PACIFIC NORTHWEST THEATRES for sale. Write for list. Theatre Exchange Co., 201 Fine Arts Bldg., Portland 5, Oregon. THROUGHOUT MIDWEST, SOUTHWEST. LARGEST ASSORTMENT. Leak, 3422 Kinmore, Dallas; 1109 Orchardlane, Des Moines, Iowa. COUNTY SEAT THEATRE. Tile building. Good equipment. Profitable. $20,000 down. Theatre Exchange Co., 201 Fine Arts Bldg., Portland S, Oregon. THEATRE LEASE AND 16-MM. EQUIPMENT in Brick building. $4,750. Theatre Exchange Co., 201 Fine Arts Bldg., Portland 5, Oregon. 5 SUBURBAN THEATRES. Your choice. $22,500 up. All for $263,600. Theatre Exchange Co., 201 Fine Arts Bldg., Portland 5, Oregon. GRIND HOUSE. Gross about $900 weekly plus concessions. $32,500. Terms. Theatre Exchange Co., 201 Fine Arts Bldg., Portland 5, Oregon. DOWNTOWN THEATRE. Owner shows approximately $1,500 monthly net. $25,000 handles. Theatre Exchange Co., 201 Fine Arts Bldg., Portland S, Ore. THEATRE GAMES DIE CUT BINGO CARDS— $3.00 per 1,000. 1-74, 1-100. Screen Dial $20.00. S. Klous, c/o Showmen"! Trade Review, 1501 Broadway, New York 18. N. Y FOR YOUR BINGO GAMES. Controlled or uncontrolled, die cut, play right, priced right. Samples oc request. Premium Products. 354 W. 44th St., N«» York 18, N. Y. THEATRE SEATING WORRIED ABOUT COST OF CHAIRS? Chair up S.O.S. Can't beat us for quality and low price — for example — 288 Andrews fully upholstered back, boxspring cushion, good as is $4.95; 350 American panel back, boxspring cushion, rebuilt, $5.25. Plenty others — get Chair Bulletin 15. New Address S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. 52nd Street, New York 19, N. Y. USED EQUIPMENT DON'T TAKE CHANCES— Get Your Equipment From Reliable Source. SOS has background 22 years square dealing. Typical values complete 35mra sound & picture equipment; Dual DeVry ESF with amplifier, speaker $595.00; Holmes $695.00; DeVry XDC with low intensity lamps, $1995.00; with IKW arcs $2495.00; Ballantyne Royal Soundmaster soundheads $249.50 pair with motors ; closing out some good Simplex heads $69.50 up ; arclamps, rectifiers and generators at a sacrifice. Tell us what you want. New Address S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., 602 W. S2nd Street, New York, N. Y. PRICES UNBEATABLE! Simplex rear shutter double bearmg spiral gear mechanisms, rebuilt like new, $2 75.00; Strong 50 ampere lamphouses, excellent, $250.00 pair; Pair DeVry XD projectors, rebuilt and complete, $745.00; Buy nothing — Compare our prices first! Star Cinema Supply Co., 459 W. 46th 6t., New York, N. Y. PAIR REBUILT POWERS 6B PROJECTORS with soundheads, $300.00, Money Back Guarantee. P. Sabo. 916 N. W. 19th Ave . Portland, Oregon. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO Ten cents per word (10 words minimum). No cuts or borders. No charge for name and address. 5 insertion! for the price of 3. Money order or check with copy. Ads will appear as soon as received unless otherwise instructed. Address: Classified Dept. SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW, 1501 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y