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Nov. 4. 1933
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY-:
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Universal Exchange Wins High Honor
Will H. Hays Presents Carl Laemmle ivith Conservation Trophy Won by Cincinnati Exchange,
A GREAT honor has come to the Universal Exchange system and particularly to the Cincinnati exchange. To Paul Krieger goes the honor of having the highest rating accorded to any film exchange in the United States, from the standpoint of fire prevention, cleanliness, neatness and efficiency.
The annual award of the M.P.P.D.A. Conservation Trophy was made this year to Carl Laemmle, who accepted from the hand of Will H. Hays the silver trophy emblematical of perfection in these tremendously important elements of branch operation. In making the award, Mr. Hays said:
"In these days of highly specialized fire prevention activities, any exchange, to be declared the winner of the M.P.P.D.A. Conservation Trophy must rate 100% plus, and must maintain that percentage day after day, week after week, and month after month through the entire year. I congratulate you and I congratulate your exchange and your exchange manager, Mr. Krieger, and his office manager. Miss Schomaker, for the extremely high standing which they maintained throughout the entire year. I place the Trophy in your hand with the congratulations of the entire exchange organization of all the companies represented in the M.P.P.D.A."
Mr. Laemmle responded fittingly and told Mr. Hays how proud he was that one of the Universal exchanges had won this Trophy, and sent the cup on to Cincinnati, where it was presented to Mr. Krieger at the meeting of the Film Board of Trade.
© W ill H. Hays presents Carl Laemmle icith a trophy which every distribution company has been trying for a whole year to win. The scene is in Carl Laemmle’s office in the Heckscher Building in ISetc York. The trophy is the Conservation Trophy tchich is given each year to the Exchange which has the best record for neatness, cleanliness and fire prevention. It teas won this year by the Iniversal Cincinnati office. Mr.
Laemmle immediately sent it on to Paul Krieger.
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NOVEMBER 4. 1933
Newlyweds
STILL tingling with the suppressed news of Lupe Velez's marriage, Hollywood was thrilled on Saturday by announcement of the marriage of Andy Devine, Universal's gravelthroated comedy star, to Miss Dorothy House of Glendale, California. They were married at Las Vegas as soon as the last scene of Andy's current co-starring picture with Slim Summerville, "Horse Play," was finished. Andy met his bride when both were working on "Saturday's Millions" at Universal City. It will be a short honeymoon, because Andy has to return as soon as Edward Sedgwick starts production of "The Poor Rich."
MR. and MRS. AISDY DEVINE