Variety (May 1933)

fuesday. May 16, 1933 p I c t y ii E s VAStETY 9f. (Continued from page 35) i ' ' ' Pride of the Legion. (Released also as 'The Big Payoff.') (Mascot.) From a Peter B. Kyne story. Barbara Kent, J. Farrell MacDonaid. Glen Tryon Matt Moore. Dir. Ford Beebe. 71 mlns. Rel. Jan. 16. Rev. Jan. 24. ' Racing Strain, pe. (Irvlng-Maxlm.) Original ol the auto races with air Btuflf. Wally Reldi Jr, Dir. Jerome. Storm. £8 mlns. Reii-Haired. Alibi. The. <Tower.) Gangster, story. Merna Kennedy, Theo. Von Eltz. Ir. Christy Cabanne. Time, 75 mlns. Rel. Oct! M. Rev! Oct. 25. , . Scarlet Week End. (Irving.) Murder at a house party. Dorothv Revler Theo,. yon Eltz, Dir. Willis Kent. Time; B8 mifis. ^el. <i)ct. rIv' Nov. Sucker Money. (Kent.) , Expose o£ fortune telling. Muscha Auer Phylila Borrington. Dir. Dorothy Reed and Melville Shyer. 65 mlns. Rev April 11. ~N \ What Price, Decency. (Equitable.) From a stlage play. Jungle background for story or. a girl tricked by a mock nriarriage. Dorothy Burgess. Alan Hale. Dir. Arthur Gregor. 60 mins. Rev. Mar. 7. Woman' in Chains. (Auten.) Tragedy of a woman tied to an hvpochondrlac Eng. cast.^ Dir. Basil Dean. Time. 68 mlns.. Rel. Nov. 18. Rev. Nov. 22. Foreign Languag^e Films slow movement of foreign fil .ithls list covers one year of releases.) (Most ;of these available, with EJnglish titles,^ Alone (RuBB.y-^Ainklho). ' Dir.. Traaborg. 68 nilns. ReU May 24. Biarberlna, die Taenzerln voil Sansoupl. (Capital) (Ger.). Musical comedy. X-ll Dagpver, Otto Gebuehr. Dir. Carl Froellcb. 83 mlns. Rel. Nov, 2d; rand In .dier Oper. (Cabltkl) (German),: Musical drama. Gustav Froelich. Dir. Carl Froelich. JRel. July 19. roken Vow, The. (CapitiEil) (Polish). M. CybylskL 89 rains. Rel, Aug: . Inq Gentleman Maiidit (Protex) (French).. Mystery drama. Rene Lefevre, Harry Bayr. Dir. Julie.n Duvlvler. 78 mlns. Rel. Jan. Rev, Jan. 24. Clown George (Russ.) cAmklno). A clown saves the nation. Dir. Solovlev. 68 mlhs Rel. A,vg. 21. Rev. Sept. 13. Sprucing Hob's Div. Cincinnati, May 15. Nat Holt, RkO division manager, announces that $25,000 * has been budgeted lor the refurnishing and red^orating program now under way in the firm's five houses . here that were taken over from Ike Libr son and his associaites. The rer vamping calls for new carpets and cleaning and paintinig of Signs and walls in RKO theatres here and in Dayton and Columbufi, 0. RedeemaUe Tokens and Cash Rebates Krystyna Ankwlcz, Coiffeur Pour pame8^(Paramouht) (French). Musical farce. tk>ye in Hawaii. Femaiid/^ravey, Leo Lasky. itta Alpar^ Gustav Froeh- Das Natehtlgall Madel (Capital) (Ger). 80 mlns. Rel. Jan. IB. Rev. Jan. Zl. Dai Schoene Abenteuer (German) (Protex). Romantic comedy. Kaethe vonNagy. Dir. Relnhold. Schunzel. 83 mlns; Rel. Dee. 1. Rev. Dec; 13. David Goider (French) • (Proteji), Drama. Harry ^aur. Dir. Julleri Duvlvler. 90 ,mlns,.. Rel. Oct 1. Rev. Oct 26; ^ ^r Ball -fGwrnan) (Protex). D6meBtic?:c<Wcdy'—Dolly Haas. wlihiiirt Thlele. \ «3 tnlhs. Rel. Oct, 9. Der Brave isuender .(Ger). (European);.. Fast-comedy, .-Max: ir. Fritz Kortner. 90 mlns. Rel. April-1. Rev; April 4.; Der Falsche. Ehemann (German) (Protex). Faroe. ir. Johannes Guter, 85 mlns. Rel. Oct. 1. Rev. Oct. 23. Der Falache Peldmarschal. (Capital) (German). Military musical. Vlasta Burlan. ^Dlr. Carl Lamac. Time, 81 mins. Rel. Jiily 12. Der Hauptmann'von Kopenick .(Klnematradie) (Ger), Coihedy. Max Adalbert. Dir. Richard Oswald. 96 mlns. Rel; Jan. 15. Rev. Jan. 24. .Der Herr Burovorsteher. (Capital) (Ger). Felix Bressart, Herman Thlinig. Dir. Hans Behrendt. Time. 86 mlns. Rel. June 10. Der Schwartze Hussar (Protex) (Ger.). Costume romance. Conrad Veldt, Dir. Gerhard Lamprecht 90 mlns. Rel; Dec. 1. Rev. Jan. 3. biary of a Revolutionist (Russ.) (Amklno). Dir. Urlnov. 80 mins. Rel. June 8. . Rev. June 14. " Die Blumenfrau von Lindenau (German) (Protex)^ Comedy. Renate Muel- ler. Hansl Nlese. Dir. Georg Jacoby. 70 mins. Rel. July 1. Rev; July 12. bie Lusttgen Welber von Wien. fCapltal) (Ger). .Willy Forst. Irene Elslnger Dir. Geza von Bolvary. Time, 97 n.<ns. Rel. July 1. Tfienst is DIenst. (New Era) (Ger). Musical. Ralph Roberts, Lucie Eng- lische. Dir. Carl . Bosse. Time, 84-mins. Rel. June 8. Donna d'Una Notte; (Portale) (Italian). Court adventure. Frartcesca Bertlnl. Dir. Marcel Li'Herbler. 85 mins. Rel. March 1. Rev. March 1^. Dos Kloches (Hoftberg) (Spanish). Musical; Conchita Montenegro. Dir. Gar los Borcosque. 66 mins. JRel,. May^l. runter und Drueber (Ger.) (Germania). Musical comedy. Dir. Max Neu- ield. 86 mlns. Rel. Dec. 16. Rev. Dec, 20. ine Macht in Paradies'(KIhematrade) (Ger).. Musical comedy. Anny Ondra. 90 mlns., Rel. Feb. 1. Jtev. Feb. 28. ine Tuer Geht Auf. (Protex) (Ger.). Mystery thriller. Alfred Zeisler. 68 mlns. Rel. Feb. 1. Rev. Feb. 7. False Unlfoirms (Russ.) (Amkino). Dir. Lopashinijki. 63 mlns. Nov. 18/ Rev. Nov. 29. Vori bter Man Spricht (German). (Cieneral). Mady Christians. Melo- , drama. Dir. .Viktor Jansen. 75 mins. Rel. April 16; Rev. May 2. riederike (Kinematrade) (Ger). Dramatic operetta based on Goethe's life. Mady Christians. 9.0 mins. Rel. March 16. Rev. Feb. 28, Gefahren Der Llebe (German) (Madison). Sex drama. Tony: Dir. Bugen Thlele. 65 mlns. Rel..May 1. Rev. May 2. itta Entdeckt Ihr Herz. (Capital) (Ger). Musical comedy, Gustav Froelich. Dir. Cart Froelich. 90 mins. Rel. Oct. lorla. (German) (New Era). Transatlantic aviation drama. Uch.. Brlgitte Helm. 75 mine. Rel. Nov. Rev. Nov. 1. Hertha's Erwachen (Protex) (Ger.). Delicate life problem. Lamprecht; 95 mins. Rel. March 10. Rev. March 14. Holzapfel Weiss Alles (German) (Capital). Comedy. Felix Bressart Viktor Jansoii. 85 mins. Rel. Jan. 1. ReV. Jan. .17. House of Death' (Russ.) (Amkino). Based on Dostoievsky's life. Dir. Fed- ; erov. 79 mins. Rel. Aug. 12. Rev. Aug. 16. Hurrah, EIn Junge. (Capital) (Ger). Farce. Max Adalbert, Ida Wuest, Lucie English. Dir. Geo. Jacoby. 91 mlns. Rel. June 24. Hyppolit a LakaJ (International) (Hungarian). Fast farce. Dir. ,Szekely Ist- van. 77. mins. Rel. Jan. Rev. Jan. 17^ I'ph Will Nrch't Wissen Werf Du Bist (IhtfefWCfi (GeT). Musical;. Dlr: Geza •; . von Bolvary. Haid, Froehlich, 70 mins, Feb. is; • Rey. F^b. 21. Ivan. ((iJarrison) (Russ.). Transformation of peasants. Dlh bovzhenko; 83 mins. Rel. Feb. .1.' Rev. March 7. Kamaradschaft. (Asso. Cinenia) (Ger). Sensational drama. Alex aranach, Ernst Busoh; Dir. G. W. Pabst.. Time, 78 mlns. Rel.-Noy..8. Keine Feier Ohne Meyer (Ger.) (Germania).-: Musical farce. Siegfried Arho; Dir. Carl Boese. 83 mins. Rel. Oct. 28. Rev. Nov. 3. korvettenkapifaen (Ger.) (General): Military farce. 75 mins. Rel. April. 1, l^a Couturlere de Luneviile (Par) (French). Musical of woman's iove. Madeleine Renaud, Pierre Blanchar. 90 mins. Rel. July 1. Rev. Oct. 22. i-e Bal (French) (Protex). Domestic comedy. ir. Wlihelm "Thlele. 83 mlns. Rel.i.Oct,il,_Rev^Oct.-4.1i- .. : , M Roi Des Resquilieurs (French) (Protex). Comedy with music. Milton. Dir. Georges Colombler. 90 mins. Itel. June 1. Rey. June 14, Irlebe 1st Liebe (German) . (Protex). Musical comedy. Kaethe von Nagy, Hans Albers, Dir. Paul Martin. 80 .mlns. Rel. June 1. Rev.. June 7. Ljubav I Stra:9t. (Yugoslav)'(Croat). I)rama of life am.o.ng N. Y. imigrants.. Rakel Davidoylc. . Dir.. Frank Melford. 00 mins. Rel. Dec. 15. , l<itenlgrn von Preussen. (Asso. Cinema) (Ger). istorical. Henry Porten. Dir. Carl. Froelich. Time, 92 mins. Rel. Oct. 4. (Ger) (Foremco). Powerful dramatic study. Peter Lorre. .Dir. Fritz Lang. 95 mins. Rel. April 1. Rev. April 4 and April 18. . arlus (Paramount) (French). Marscillns satire. Dir. Icxander Korda, - 103 mins. Rel. Jan. 1. Rev. April 25. Maedchen In Uniform (Filmcholce) '(German). Poignant drama. Thlele, Wiecke.' Dir. Richard Froehlich. Rel. Jan. 10. Rev. Sept 27. -^^Man^Brauch-rkein-Geld.^" (eapital)="(Ger)i--^^^^^^ ir. -Karl ;=Boesei Rel, Nov. 10.' Men and Jqbs (Russian) (Amkino). An American engineer looks at Russia. Dir. A. Macheret 70 mins. Rel; Jan, 1. Rev. Jan. 17, ensch. Ohne Namen (German) (Protex), Poignant drama. Werner Krauss. Dir. Gustav Uclcky. 95. mins. Rel. Nov. i. Rev. Nov. 15. Iche (Paramount) (French). Musical comedy. . Suzy Vernon, Robert Burnler, Dranem. 80 mins. Rel. July 1. Rev. Dec. 6. Mond Ufaer Morokko (Protex) (Ger). See Ging Gentlemen Maudit, prlti Macht Sein Gluetk. (German) (Capital). Farce. Siegfried Arno oo mins. Rel. Doc. 15, Rev. Jan. 17,. Namensheirat. (German) (FAF). Drama. 80 mlns. rel. Jan. 1. Rev. Jan. 17. •^oc Llstopadowa (PoU.sh) (C-npitaD. Hi.«?torioAl romance. Dir. J. \\arnechj. 95 mij)s. Itel. May. 1. Rfv. May 2. Booth Men Take Wage Nick in New F-WC Deal Los. Angeles, May 15. Under a compromise agreement, a, new wjage scale for- prpjecticinists working in Fox-West Coast houses in Northern and Southern (California became' effective yesterday (14), with the 'operators iji clas^ A. the^a!^ tres novv^ getting 1.1.76 iper. hburj as compared with the $2.10 paid previ- ously. New. scale will be in effect till Sept. 1, next. Prior to the ne\v^ agreenlent, the operators hiad been; working undier a 37% % wage slash which had been arbitrarily established by .F-WC re- ceivers Iii March. The .new. scale will probably be iidopted lor Indie houses at .meet- ings to be held shortly. . Wage now In effect averages ap- proxinlately 75% of the regular scale in effect one ear ago. Lowest pay nonv tor booth mien at FtWC Wi$r,W i)er hbiar :in the~ and' subsequent class houses. Measles Week Pittsburgh, May 15, A local chain exhibitor, lpb)kr ing over his bookings .tor next week, ' observed: 'Ah, rheailes week'. Asked to elucidate, sWered:. 'JLiOok at these bookings. Strictly q^uarantirie pictures, strictly—saniie as' if I had a sign up,'' Malted Milk Caps As Majestic Admits Chicagb, May 16, isteirine toothpaste " Is ' reported interested In taking another wliirl at the empty carton thing with .the Majestip. theatre. Hpyse has .offered tQ-resume the tie-up for a second fortrilgiit starting; May 27. Meanwhile, the Majestic, through Qardner Wilson, has made another radio advertiser exploitation deal. Horiick's Malted; ^ilk is redeemilng bottle caps at the rater of 10 cents each the week of. May .20, while niembers of their WGN program, Bob Becker's 'Devil Birds', are per- sonally appearilhig at th6 house. Liord and Thomas okayed the atunt. ■ 'D;ey ll..Bird' progr ami I s supposed^ to" have lan; 'inV with , 6.6,000 -Boy Scouts in the. (Chicago area. Time. Fritz Kampers, Lucie Gerhard Dir. 1914. (Capital) (Ger.) Prelude to the world war. 73 mlhs. Rel. Sept 1. Oberst Redl. (Capital) (Ger), Spy thriller; Lil Dagover. Theo. Loos. Karl Aiiton. Time. 79 mins. Rel. Aug. .30. Paris-Beguin (Protex) (Fr). Musical. Jane Marnac. Dir. Augusta Genlna. 90 mlns. Rel. Dec. 15. Rev. Jan. 17. Pension 8choeiler (Schneider) (Ger), Comedy with music; Berliner, Tiedtke, Schultz. Dir. (3e6rge Jacoby. 90 mins. Rel. Sept, 17. Rev, Sept. 20, Pin Mindent Tud (Arkay) (Hung.).- Farce. Dir. Stephen Szekely. 75 mlns. Rel. Jan. 15. Rev Jan. 31. Potemkin (Russ) (Kinematrade). Sound version of Eisenstein's classic. 70 mins. Rel, April 4. Purpur und Waschblau. (Capital) (Ger); Dramatic comedy. Hansi Else Elster. Dir. Max Neiifleld. Time, 85 mlns. Rel. July 30. Reserve Hat Ruh. (New Era) (Ger). Military farce Engllsche. Time, 94' mlns. Rel. Aug. 11. Return, of Nathan Becker (Worldkino) (Russian) (Yiddish). Comedy. Ir. Shplss. iaiid. Milman, 72 mlns. Rel. April 1. Rev. April 25. Rhapsody of Love. (Capital) (Polish). Hardships of an art career. Agnes Petersen, Mosjukliie. . Time, 89 mlns. Rel. Aug. 25, Scamppio (Kinematrade) (Ger.) Cinderella romance. Dolly Haas. Ir. Hans Steinhoff, 93 mlhs. Re!l; April 1. ' Rev. April 11. Schubert's Fruehlinflstraum. (Capital) (Ger)., Musical of Schubert's life, Carl Joeken. Dir. Rich, Oswald, Time, 71 mins. Rel. June .28. Schutzenkoentg'-(Ger.) (Gerriiania). Max Adialbert.-Gretl Theimer. ir. Frahz Seitz. 90 mlns. Rel. April 15, Rev. May 9. Shame (Amkino) (Ruiss).Problems of new Russia J Vladimir Gardin. Sergei Tutkevltch. 76. mlns. Rel. March 1. Rev; March 14. Siberian Patrol (Russ.) (Amkino). Dir. Protozanov. 50 mins. Rel, May 13. Rev. May 31, Sniper (Russ.) (Amkino); 'The Wiar terrors. Rel. Aug. 25. Rev. Aug. 30, Song of Life (Ger.) (dubbed Englisii) (Embassy). Art and photography pre- dominant. Dir. GranoWsky. 70 mins. Rel, April 1, Soviets.on Parade. (Russ.) (Kinematrade), Historic record of current Rus- sia. 65. mlhs. Rel. Feb. .1. Rev, March 7. Storm .Over Zakopane, The, (Capital) (Polish). (Synchronized.) Danger In the mountains. Time, 89 mins. Rel. Aug. 25. Trois- Mousquetaires, Les (General) (French), Durna's. classic with songs. Dir. Henri Dlamont-Berger. 128 mins, Rel, May 1. Rev. May 9. ' UlanI, UlanI, Chlopcy Malowanl (Polish) (Zbyszko). Musical -Comedy. 100 lAins. Rel. Jan. 1. Ulica (Capital) (Polish). Life of the newsboys. Dir. Alexander Ford. ;Tlme, 73 mins; Rel. Aug. 25. Rev. Jan. 31. Unknown Heroes. (Capital) (Polish). Polish police activity. Mary Bogda, Adam Brodzicz. Time, 89 mins. Rel. Aug. 25. Victoria und Ihr Hussar (Kinematrade) (Ger). Viennese operetta. Michael Bohnen, Dir. Richard Oswald. 90 mlhs. Rel, April, i. Rev, April 11. .Voce Dei Sangue (Synchroart) (Italian-.(merman). DUbbed into German. 70 mins. Rel. April 15. Rev. April -26, Voice of the Desert, The. (Capital)i..(Pollsh). Algerian story In authentic locales.. .,Adam Brodzicz, Mary Bogda. Time, 89 mins. Rel. Aug. 26. Walzerparadles. (Ger,) (Capital); MuSicial; comedy.- Dir. Frledrick Zelnick. Rel, March 1, Rev. March 7, Weekend In Paradise. (Capital) (Ger). Farce, Otto Wallburg, Trude Berliner. Ir; Robt, Land. 81 nalns. Rcl. Nov. 1, • .Wenh dem Esel zu Wohl lat (Ger;) ((Sermania). Cotnedy, Dir. Franz Seitz. 86 mins. Rel. April 16. Wenn die Sbldaten (Schneider). (Ger). Military, musical. Otto Wallbqrg, Paul Heidermann, Ida Wuest Dlr, J, Fleck, 85 mins, .fiel, Oct, 27. Wiilther Germany? (Kinematrade) (German)., Difflcultles of llfo, Hortha Thlele. Dir. S. T, DudoV. 71 mins. Rel. Aprii. 16. Rey. April 25. Vorck (German) (Protex)i . .Historical drama. Wierner Krauss, Rudolf Forster. -r- -*-Dir.-6ustav-Uclcky,--90 -mins.-_Rel^ov.. L_Rev,Jt!?pv^7, - - — Zapfenstrelch Ant Rheln. (Whitney) (Ger,), Musical fafcei. Charlotte Susa, Si.egfried Arno.. Dir. Jaap Speyer. 90 mins. Rel, Feb. 1, Rey. Feb. 7. ZIrkus Leben. (German). (FAF). Circus dr^ma. Haid. Heinz Paul. 70 mlns. Rel. Dec. 16. Rev. Jan. 3, Zv(rei Hersten lind EIn Schlag (G.6rman) (Protex). Operetta. Lilian Haryey. ," Dir. Wilhelnx.Thlele. 90 mins. Rel. Sept.. 1. Rey. .Sept. 13. Chicago, May l5,. Neighborhood exhibitors with bargain prices up to 6:30 p.m. are getting the . bulk of thfeir evening patronage prior to that hour .'and i:6ducirig^ rather tban al.ding their own grosses. . This is lhie . opinion of observers he;re ; who note the ^ rising tendency of the. liabes to cut prices by a dozen sidestfeppirig artifices so that tliey keep their cake and eat it, too. In .other words, they retain, the. release, rating ad- vantages of a 30c scale, but actually only charge 20e., etc,. Ch^ap prices extiended to the;, threshold of evening' merely en- courages fllriigoors to be. early birds. It doesn't make any *iew. custOnrers. Those that: Intended to come any- way simply arrive earlier and' pay l^ss.- Thatls. the story nOw told. . Facing Both Ways One theatre gives a metal tolcen with every ticket Which is redeem- able iiiside' the lobby fOr candy, cigarettes, or, when accumulated, more costly pr.eiiiiume. pOr ■practical; purposes this is a cash re-, bate on the price of thie ticket; An- other theatre is; i-eported considerr ing^ but hai3. not " ^pted ah even more raidical nd candid espousal of the rebate Systemii Their stunt will be to .present each incoming patron with .a bright new shiny dime. As the ijiyblic pays ■the flxed-'adMissio'nv--iand-a transferred after ihe ticket-taker, has collected;- the house-believes--it can . pa,Ss this off simply as a! com- plimentary gift, from the manager to his customers. Actually, of course, it's Just another device .to ' cheapen iadmlssions while maintain ing the same week of release. .. Competition d,mong the nabes is keen. Stage talent is used to a; wider extent than for several yiears; week-end vaudeville or 'radio acts* as they seem to prefer, to call them in many spots. However,'prices for talent ate lower than ever and managers are still flirting with ^spe-. cial nights,' giveaways, somethlng- for-nothlng inducements. These, are. rapidly restoring the cut-throat tactics that were at their helgiit' several years ago, but seemod to subside a bit last October when double features were drop>ped. - Big circuits led.abOut two months iago in eliminating price mention from advertisemehts on the ground? the public •was being made 'price conscious.' Obyioiisly the rebate .stunt in whatever fc - -i it may boh up is the last word in this very thing. Key to addrese-^Amklno, 723 Seventh Ave.: Aasoclated Cinema, 154 W, 55th St. Capital Film Exchange, 630 Ninth Ave. Embassy Pictures, 729 Seventh Ave. European Film Corp., 154 West 65th St. Fllmch6ire,'33 West 42d St. Foreign American l-ilris, 111 W. i57th St. Foremco, 1 SCO Broadway, 1„ ^ (jarrLion ;FUm3,-?29 Sevcnth-Avft- General Forftign Sal(^.<5 Corp., 729 Seventh AV(V. Germania Film«, 22-33 19th St;, Astoria. George. Schneider, 675 Riverside Dr. ..Harold Auten, 1660 Broadway. International Cinema, 1409 First Ave. • Intcrworld Films, 15:40 Broadway. J. H. lloffborg Co., 729 .Seventh Ave, J. M; Whl'tney, 3.=50'E"af3t 72d St Klnfjmatrade,^ 723 Seventh Ave. Madison Picture.'), Ill West 57th Sf. New Era, 630 Ninth Ave. Poruie Film.s, 630 Ninth Ave. Protex Trading, 42 E. 58th St. Syncho Art, 030 Ninth Ave, Worldkino. ISO! Broadway. Zbyszko Film Corp., 274 MaOlHon Spitz Unloads 3 Thm Unceftamty of Films Providence, May 15; Three nabe houses, located in strategic nearby points to the down- town section, have been unloaded by A. A. Spitz, chain operator. The the- atres are the Royal, Castle and tlae Park. Operating the three for sev- eral years. Spitz was prompted in loosening lils hold on the stands by the uncertainty of the picture sit- uation for the summer months. Spitz retajlns only the . Bijou, On' the main st^m, and, the Palace in the . heart of ritzy Edgewodi section. He is a:i6d connected with tlie stock en- tierprlse at tht!. Modern, now in its 11th w^ek, arid a profitable invest- ment, l^pitz will keep the stand going through the sumrner if he can get th.e playfii, "Top is 56c, and bii ialmost capacity..every performance since opening. 'The TloyiSl" jtas pe^S'TaKen^oyeP by" Phitip Smith enterprises of ^Boston. Julian Myers, also of the Hub; will Operate the Castle. The Park has been taken oyer by Peter . Nelson, associated with Spitz as manager of. the house. Receivership Wash"Up Shamokln, Pa.; May ■16. Application for permdssion to pa,y a nuniijor^ o£^ claims oif le?s _than "$T0(5Te"ach was tfT'^^T^i^^iW^ocoiyMij^r Stephon L. (Jrlbbln; thi.s city, the Chamberlain Amusoirt'onts En- terpri.sp.s, Jhc; Tho rofielyorship in Which the Chambcrlai picture -theatra ..(c.rqup'. operated for. two. year.s Is about to bo ended by dis- charge of the receiver, the cor- poration's affairs having bcert ad- ju.sted, • ' The tho'fttre.s, in vario . gion town.M, aro ag.aih.doi nc«a.