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EDITOR AND ASSOCIATE 

PUBLISHER 

Harley W Lond 

MANAGING EDITOR 

Tom Matthews 

ASSOCIATE EDITOR 

David Kipen 

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS 

Jotin Allen 

Bruce Austin 

David H Chadderdon 

Tony Francis 

Jim Kozak 

Karen Kreps 

Lesa Sawahata 

Kristi Turnquist 

Mort Wax 

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT 

Mary Bermudez 

CORRESPONDENTS 

(Atlanta) Stewart Hamell, (Baltimore) Kale Savage, (Boston) Guy 

Ljvingslon, (Ctiarlone) Charles Leonard, (Chicago) Frances Clow, 

(Cinciraali) Tony Rutherford, (Cleveland) Elaine Fned, (Dallas) 

Mable Guinan, (Florida) Lois Baumoel, (Honolulu) Tals Yoshiyama, 

(Indianapolis) GeneGladson, (Milwauliee) Wally Meyer, (Minneapolis, 

St Paul) JackKelvie, (Ptiiladelphia) Maune Orodenlier, (Raleigh) 

Raymond Lowery, (San Anionic) William R Bums, (San Francisco) 

Nancy Foley, (Toledo) Anna Kline, (Washington DC ) EliasSavada 

CANADA: (Calgary) Maxine McBean, (Edmonlon) Linda Kupecek, 

(Montreal) Jim C. Diono, (Toronto) Doug Payne 

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FEATURES 

AUGUST, 1989 VOL. 124, NO. 8 

'No one can possibly achieve any real and lasting success 

or 'get rich' in business by being a conformist " — / Paul Getty 

18 Cover Story: Famous Players' Victoria Terrace 

The quiet giant of the North launches its expansion progrann with 

a boldly distinctive six-plex. 

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22 Distributors 

An alphabetic listing of theatrical motion picture distributors, 

including major studios. 

46 Subdistributors 

Film subdistributors listed by state. 

49 Manufacturers 

A national listing of theatre equipment and supply manufacturers. 

69 Dealers 

Theatre equipment and supply dealers and manufacturers' reps., 

listed by state. 

78 Allied Goods and Services 

Suppliers of specialized goods and services. 

88 Index 

A listing by merchandise category of the firms that manufacture 

theatre equipment and supplies. 

When Harry Met Sally; Do The Right Thing; Honey, I Shrunk the Kids; 

Ghostbusters II; Star Trek V: The Final Frontier; The Big Picture; Dead 

Poets Society; Pink Cadillac; Renegades; Let's Get Lost; Vampire's 

Kiss; Kung Fu Master; The Adventures of Milo and Otis; How to Get 

Ahead in Advertising; Criminal Law; Tras El Cristal; The Music Teacher; 

Loverboy. 

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THIS 

ISSUE OF BoxoFFiCE marks the 51st edition of our 

annual buying guide to the motion picture industry. 

As in years past, our annual listing of distributors of 

theatrical films and suppliers of motion picture equipment 

is the most comprehensive in the industry. A quick look at 

these information packed pages wiW give you an impressive 

overview of all aspects of this business: from the suppliers 

of hard-to-find parts for aging projectors to the distributors 

of an film shorts; from back-of-seat cupholder manufacturers 

to the people who write software for in-theatre computer 

systems. But an equally quick comparison between this 

year's directory and last year's provides some sobering 

thoughts for the theatrical industry. 

In our listings of film distributors, for example, some 

familiar names no longer appear: in the last few months the 

industry has lost the distribution talents of Atlantic, Cannon 

(absorbed by Pathe), Cineplex, New World, Spectrafilm and 

Vestron, to name just a few. Some of the these companies 

folded due to a lack of return on their investment money 

Buying Fever 

who only are interested in New World's television division). 

Though these moves might make sense from a short term 

conglomerate business standpoint (all the above companies 

are part of or were taken over by conglomerates), we worry 

about the long term effects on the film industry as a whole. 

The conglomeration fever in our industry has now moved 

from the acquisition of exhibition outlets to the acquisition 

of production outlets, and this does not augur well for us. 

Just recently, George Lucas bemoaned the rash of corporate 

takeovers (in particular, the almost scandalous hostile 

Time-Wamer-Paramount takeover battle) by stating that 

such actions "damage the creative energies of the entertainment 

industry" by creating companies with enormous 

debts, thus tying up resources that should be made available 

instead for risk-taking on new films, new filmmakers, and 

new ideas. That is precisely what has happened to New 

World and Atlantic; despite what one may have thought 

about their film product, two voices of independent distribution 

have been silenced. What this means is less product 

for American theatre screens and, in particular, less product 

for the screens of American independent theatre owners. 

Taken alone, that is a bad sign for our industry, as more 

(Vestron, for example, which just couldn't come up with a 

major boxoffice hit after their success with "Dirty 

Dancing"); others were folded up as a result of sales or buyouts 

(Atlantic, purchased by the owners of Kartes Video Communications, 

was promised an infusion of money which 

was never forthcoming; New World Distribution has seem- 

and more smaller theatres are forced out of business. But 

worse yet is the impact on American society as a whole, of 

which more will be said in this space next month. Harley 

ingly been jettisoned by new owners Andrews Group Inc., W. Lond 

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Dudley Moore 

"Crazy People" Following 

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imder the direction of Tony 

Bill (when the cameras first 

rolled, John Malkovich starred 

with "Good Morning, 

Vietnam's" writer Mitch 

Markowitz making his directorial 

debut). The story is 

about an ad exec who happens 

to be a former mental 

patient, who enlists his fellow 

inmates to start a brash 

new trend in advertising: telling 

the truth! Daryl Hannah, 

Mercedes Ruehl, Paul Reiser 

and J.T. Walsh co-star. Besides 

owning a restaurant together 

in Venice, Calif., Bill 

and Moore also collaborated 

on the soapy "Six Weeks." A 

Paramount Pictures release 

next winter. 

"Enid Is Sleeping" Is it 

just us, or are there a lot of 

black comedies in the works 

lately? This one is aboiU a 

man (Judge Reinhold) and 

his mistress (Elizabeth Perkins) 

who inadvertently kill 

his wife, and then engage in a 

tumbling attempt to dispose 

of the body. Rhea Perlman 

("Cheers") also stars. Writerdirector 

Maurice Phillips is 

shooting the film on location 

in Santa Fe, New Mexico A 

Vestron release. 

"State of Grace" The pugnacious 

Sean Penn and the 

adventurous Gary Oldman 

("Sid and Nancy," "Criminal 

Law") star in this street dr.ima 

set in New York City's 

1 lell's Kitchen. Penn plays an 

undercover cop who tries to 

break up an Irish gang, and 

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PRODUCTION NOTES 

Hemdale Film Corp., the production 

responsible tor such triumphs 

,is "The Terminator," "Platoon" and "The 

Last Emperor," has announced an eighthlm 

production slate for the next year. 

titles for the company, which 

ii-cently launched its own distribution 

aim, include "High Rise," a futuristic 

ilrama to be directed by Bruce Robinson, 

"Don't Cry for Me," a drama about Britain's 

involvement in the Falklands War; 

,ind "Vicious Houdini," a fact-based 

drama about England's most infamous 

hank robber. 

Independent production company 

MCEG, which was responsible for the 

well-reviewed British comedy "Getting It 

Right," has announced a new 10-picture 

production slate which is said to be valued 

at S97 million. Among those films scheduled 

to go into production over the next 

year are "Chains of Gold," an actiondrama 

starring John Travolta and Marilu 

lenner; "Convicts," a drama starring 

Robert Duvall and James Earl Jones, with 

"The Trip to Bountiful" duo of Horton 

Foote and Peter Masterson writing and 

directing; ""Without You I'm Nothing," 

an adaptation of the off-Broadway play 

starring Sandra Bemhard; and "The Uncle 

Bob Show," a black comedy directed 

by Keith Gordon, who also helmed 

MCEG's "The Chocolate War." MCEG 

may seek outside distribution for some of 

the more high-profile projects, 

Skouras Pictures and Academy Entertainment 

have joined forces in a deal 

which will see Skouras handling the theatrical 

releases of all upcoming Skouras 

projects, and Academy taking over the 

;ubsequent video releases. The first reease 

under the joint deal was "To Die 

For," the vampire thriller which opened 

in May. Future releases include "Apartment 

Zero," a sexual thriller about the 

obsessive relationship between a theatre 

owner and his mysterious Ainerican tenant; 

and "Ginger Ale Afternoon," about 

the friction betweefi a nine-months-pregnant 

woman and her deadbeat husband. 

Following months of legal haggling and 

battles with competing companies, Carolco 

Pictures has finally secured its deal 

to purchase the bankrupt De Laurentiis 

Entertainment Group. Under the terms 

of the S25 million deal, Carolco will create 

a new subsidiary, which will be merged 

into what remains of DECi. Contrary to 

rumors, DEC will not be rejuvenated as a 

s(!paratc production distribution imit. 

Director .John Badham and producer 

Rob Coh»-n, who r.-( ,-ntly signed a proion 

pact with Universal Pictures, 

ha\c annoimced their upcoming production 

slate- In the immediate future are 

"Bird on a Wire," a comedy starring Mel 

Ciibson and Goldie Hawn, and "The Hard 

Way," which pairs Jatncs Woods and 

Michael J. Fox as a cop and the actor \\lio 

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fictionalized drama about Edie Sedgwick, 

the doomed starlet who was a key member 

of Andy Warhol's creative crowd in 

the early '60s. Production was scheduled 

to begin in New York in March. 

Ira Deutchman, who resigned as Cinecom's 

president of marketing and distribution 

in January, has announced his own 

production and marketing company, to be 

called The Deutchman Co. Actual movie 

production is a ways off, Deutchman says, 

but the company will be involved in the 

marketing of Miramax's "sex, lies and videotapes" 

and Sony's "Best of the Best." 

A distribution deal has been signed 

between Triax Entertainment Group 

and Front Row Pictures, with Triax 

agreeing to release up to 13 First Run productions 

over the next three years. An initial 

seven-film slate budgeted at nearly 

S30 million has been announced, with all 

movies falling into the thriller or action 

genre 

England's only studio devoted to feature-lenghted 

animation — Hollywood 

Road Productions — has begun production 

on "F.R.O.7." about a man-sized frog 

working as a French secret agent. Production 

is expected to take two years, distribution 

is pending. 

PERSONNEL 

A promotion has been announced for 

Robert A. Schein of Orion Pictures. 

Now possessing the title senior vice president/general 

sales manager, Schein will 

personally assist executive vice president 

of sales and distribution Buddy Golden in 

all areas of sales and distribution. Schein 

will work out of Orion's New York offices. 

Mel Meyers, most recently assistant 

division manager for New Line Cinema's 

Midwest division, has moved east and is 

now vice president and Eastern division 

manager for New Line. Meyers, a 22-year 

distribution veteran, will concentrate primarly 

on the New York sales area. 

Field publicity and promotions for all 

Samuel Goldwyn Company releases will 

now be handled by Michelle Abbrecht, 

who was recently promoted to the position 

of field operations manager of publicity. 

She has been with the company since 

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MGM/UA: "True Love," a drama that 

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at the United States Film Festival. It 

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Italian- Americans living in the Bronx, and 

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S\ S Films: "An I'nremarkable Life," 

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August Releases 

A Nightmare on Elm 

Street 5: The Dream Child 

We would just as soon not speculate on 

exactly how, but this new installment in 

the ridiculously successful scries apparently 

finds Freddy Kruegi-r aiiii( ip.iiiiiiA 

fatherhood! That's right, iln niii-iiinr 

child molester is about to bit ohk .1 p.ip.i 

himself, as this saga just ,t;ctb Mckcr and 

sicker. Robert Englund returns as Freddy, 

with Lisa Wilcox, a holdover from "Elm 

Street 4," also starring A New Line 

Turner li' Hooch 

With "K-9" having caused onlv a iiiinoi 

tir at the boxotticc in April, perhaps the 

Cookie 

The very British Einily Lloyd ("Wish 

You Were Here") stars as a Brooklyn 

teenager in this comedy which pairs her 

with Peter Falk, They pla>' a fatherdaughter 

team of con artists who manage 

to turn the tables on both the law and 

their rival hoodlums as they work Atlantic 

City. The film also stars Diane Wiest, 

Brenda Vaccaro, Adrian Pasdar and Jem- 

Lewis, who hasn't appeared in a feature 

since his impressive work in "King of 

Comedy." Susan Seidelman ("Desperately 

Seeking Susan") directs from a script 

by Nora Ephron ("When Harry Met Sally") 

and Alice Aden. Warner Bros, will 

open the film in Los Angeles, New York 

and Toronto in August, then go wide in 

September- 

Loose Cannons 

"Ghostbusters" notwithstanding, Dan 

Aykroyd has become a highly undependalili' 

,i( 101, so it is with some caution that 

v\ ( ,inii( ipate this new comedy which 

|i,nis liiiii, promisingly enough, with Gene 

I IcK.knun. Hackman plays a by-the-book 

lawman who rebels when he finds that his 

new partner (Aykroyd) is haunted by 

multiple personalities which kick in 

whenever the cop is under stress. Filmed 

under the title "The Von Metz Incident," 

the film is directed by Bob Clark, whose 

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11. line is affixed to such triumphs as "Pork\'s," 

"Turk 182" and "Rhinestone." A 

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Laugh-getters John Larroquette 

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("Perfect Strangers") star in this comedy 

about a psychic detective agency which 

gets involved with a nun whose boss — 

the Cardinal of Boston — has been kidnapped. 

Bess Armstrong and Stuart Pankin 

("Not Necessarily the News") also 

star. The film is directed by Joel Zwick 

("About Last Night") from a script by 

Tom Schulman and Patricia Resnick. This 

is one of those Lorimar productions whicli 

Warner Bros, picked up when it bought 

the company and, like "Dead-Bang," 

"Bert Rigby, You're a Fool" and "See You 

in the Morning," it may not receive a 

whole-hearted release by its new own- 

Breaking In 

Burt Reynolds, finally taking some 

chances with his moribund career, stars 

in this light comedy from that wonderful 

Scottish director. Bill Forsyth ("Local 

Hero," "Housekeeping"). He plays an aging 

thief who gruffly agrees to pass down 

his knowledge to an eager young crook, 

played by Casey Siemaszko ("Young 

Guns," "Biloxi Blues"). Reviews from 

Cannes were positive but indicated that, 

like most of Forsyth's work, the tone of 

the film may be too light for general 

audiences. John Sayles ("Eight Men 

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This was slipped into production quietly 

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COVER STORY 

Famous Players' Victoria Terrace 

The quiet giant of the North launches its expansion 

program with a boldly distinctive six-plex. 

By Shlomo Sc;hwartzberg 

FAMOUS 

PL/\yers is on the move. 

The highest grossing theatre circuit 

in Canada is expanding, planning 

to increase its numlDer of screens 

by approximately 30 percent—to more 

than 600 from a current 452— by 1991. 

And the jewel in the crown is the Victoria 

Terrace six-plex which opened in 

May 1989 in the Toronto suburb of 

North York. 

Fittingly, this spectacular theatre 

opened with a spectacular movie— the 

Canadian premiere of "Indiana Jones 

and The Last Crusade." And like the 

Spielberg movie, the Victoria Terrace 

dazzled and thrilled the opening night 

throng who were invited to munch on 

hors d'oeuvres and sip champagne before 

the screening. 

From the outset, the Victoria Terrace 

impresses. The entrance is via a long 

hallway that allows inside line-ups. Two 

video monitors show coming attraction 

trailers (there are another two upstairs 

in the spacious lobby) and the two boxoffices 

are designed for quick ticket purchases—same 

day in advance of the 

show, if desired. Once the purchase is 

made, an escalator whisks the expectant 

filmgoer upstairs where the full 

impact of the gigantic lobby is evident. 

The lobby area— 12,500 square feetis 

lined with floor-to-ceiling windows. 

There are two six-station concession 

bars and cafe terrace seating that allows 

patrons to sit and relax before the movie 

begins. 

A Famous Movie Shop commands a 

central position in the lobby, at the top 

of the escalators. The Victoria Terrace 

opened with Canada's fourteenth Movie 

Shop: free-standing kiosks at which patrons 

can purchase movie-related merchandise 

that range from T-shirts to 

soundtrack cassettes to coffee mugs. 

The lobby decor is in muted colors 

which makes for a relaxing atmosphere 

and also serves to highlight the striking 

theatre entrances. Each of the six 

houses in the complex is named to 

evoke movie palaces of the past, a stylistic 

statement in opposition to the impersonal 

numbering of most other multiplex 

theatres. That statement also extends 

to other details of each theatre 

from the smallest (the 216-seat Olympia) 

to the largest (the 472-seat Paradise). 

Primary colors dominate the eyecatching 

theatre entranceways and the 

custom-designed carpets, curtain and 

seating fabric. Distinctive proscenium 

arches surround each screen and echo 

the entrance marquees, helping to mark 

each theatre as special and original. 

All six theatres are equipped with 

Dolby Spectral Recording sound, which 

will be the standard equipment in all 

new, renovated and upgraded Famous 

Players theatres. The Paradise has 70 

mm capability, while the other five 

houses are equipped to, if necessary, 

play 35 mm prints simultaneously. The 

theatres are completely wheelchair accessible 

and parking, both undergroimd 

and on grade, is plentiful and free. In 

other words, the Victoria Terrace is 

state-of-the-art in both design and technology. 

With the Victoria Tertace, and the 

other recently . opened theatres in 

Brampton, Halifax, Ottawa, Windsor, 

Vancouver, Oakville and Hamilton, Famous 

Players is hoping to steal some of 

the thunder from Cineplex Odeon, Canada's 

other major theatre chain. 

"We haven't had a public profile," 

cidmits Gillian Howard, director of public 

relations for Famous Players. As a 

private company, owned by Paramount 

Communications Inc. (Cineplex Odeon 

IS publicly owned), Famous Players has 

stayed out of the headlines while reaping 

the benefits of showcasing most of 

the hit movies of the past few years. 

(Famous Players has screened eight of 

the top 10 grossing movies each year 

trom 1986 through 1988.) 

Under the guidance of Chairman and 

CEO Walter Senior and what Howard 

refers to as "a team of strong people in 

ing itself on every front, from expansion 

to a complete redesign of virtually every 

(lenient in the public eye. 

The initial impetus for this new push 

was provided by an extensive survey 

commissioned by Famous Players in the 

fall of 1987, about a year after Senior 

joined the company. The survey, executed 

by the National Research Group 

Inc. of Los Angeles, polled 2,000 Canadians 

at both theatre chains and by 

phone. Results confirmed what Famous 

Players had long suspected the public 

was looking for in a movie theatre. 

"People are interested in the presentation 

of film: a large screen, good sound 

(Dolby had a high recognition factor), 

and that the theatre is clean, comfortable 

and attractive," says Howard. 

"There was very little interest in 

frills," she explains. "The public doesn't 

care about marble in the lobby. They are 

interested in what you get when you are 

seated in the theatre." 

Famous Players is giving moviegoiers 

both: comfortable and attractive 

theatres to see movies in. The theatres' 

lofty interiors are dominated by gigantic 

screens and color-coordinated carpets, 

curtains and seating fabric. But it is the 

luxurious high-backed seats, and plenty 

of leg room, that patrons will truly 

appreciate. Famous Players is spending 

up to 40 percent more on seating, due, 

in part, to the survey results. 

The survey, along with completely 

redesigned unifonns, packaging and a 

new logo, signals a "more modem" 

approach for Famous Players, says 

Doug Bower, the soft-spoken director of 

construction and facilities. "The whole 

package," he hopes, "will add sizzle in 

the lobby and auditorium." 

In the studio at the company's head 

office in Toronto, where he oversees the 

architects and designers who plan Famous 

Players' new complexes. Bower 

elaborates on the recent changes and 

the "moviegoing experience." Bower is 

an architect who came to Famous 

Players with plenty of experience, but 

none in the area of theatre design, 

enabling him to approach projects without 

established ideas. 

"The Victoria Terrace," he says, "represents 

an evolution in thinking. Everybody 

put a lot of thought behind it." 

The result of that thought is reflected 

in virtually every aspect of the theatre, 

from the custom-designed wool blend 

carpets, made in Scotland, to the racing 

tivoli lights that surround each speaker 

and call attention to the quality sound. 

But no where is Famous Players' quest 

for aesthetic excellence more evident 

than in the "the street of theatres," a 

unifying theme that ties all the design 

elements together and allows Fathous 

Players to concentrate on giving moviegoers 

what they said they wanted. 

The concept, in Bower's view, allows 

the theatre to "meet the filmgoers' 

Victoria Terrace Cinemas Design And Construction

Famous Players 

(cuntinued from p 19)

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A Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa 

James Earl Jones & 

Sally Kirkland 

IS V si: 

New York NY 10019 212-757-4990

Mid-Atlantic Territory 

Suite 

1 

1 

7th 

Suite 

(Includes Philadelphia. Washington 

and Pittsburgh) 

1617 John F Kennedy Blvd 

, 

#800 

Philadelphia, PA -.9103 

215-568-3889 

Managing Director: Joe Saladino 

Southeastern Territory 

(Includes Atlanta. Jacksonville and 

Charlotte) 

3100 Breckinridge Blvd.. «135 

Ouluth. GA30136 

404-564-8521 

/Managing Director: Judith Marsh 

Great Lakes Territory 

(Includes Detroit. Indianapolis, 

Cleveland and Cincinnati) 

eOOOFreedom Square Drive, «540 

Independence, OH 44131 

216-524-3880 

Ivlanaging Director: David Spero 

Southwestern Territory 

(Includes New Orleans, Memphis. 

Dallas. Oldahoma City. 

Albuquerque. Kansas City and St. 

Louis) 

12770 Merit Drive. »702 

Dallas, TX 75251 

214-770-4220 

Managing Director: Ken Nevxbert 

Pacific Territory 

(Includes Los Angeles San 

Francisco. Portland. Seattle. 

Anchorage. Denver and Salt Lat

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Suite 

Suite 

Suite 

FRIES ENTERTAINMENT 

n9^2 Hollywood Blvd 


213-466-2266 

Fax 213-466-9407 

Chairman President CEO Charles 

W Fries 

Exec VP. Administration: Charles M 

Fries 

Exec VP. Chief Financial Olficer: 

William T 

Roland 

Sr VP. Advertising, Promotion: Jot\y 

Habeeb 

VP. Production Tom Fries 

VP. Personnel: Ron Takahashi 

VP, Legal Affairs 

VP. Acquisitions 

Greg Redlitz 

Henry Seggerman 

VP. Production Supen/ision S Bryan 

Hickox 

Director. Business Affairs: Margaret 

Rogers 

Resident Counsel: Allen Klein 

VP, Business Affairs: Bob Chasin 

Fries Theatrical 

Exec VP, Motion Pictures: Maurice 

Singer 

VP. Theatrical Development: Andrea 

Newman 

Fries Distribution Co. 

Exec VP of Domestic Distribution: 

Ave Butensky 

Sr. VP. General Sales fvlgr: Peter 

Schmid 

VP, Sales: Don Golden 

VP, Advertising 

Wexner 

Promotion: Lou 

Fries Domestic Theatrical 

Distribution 

Exec VP. US. Theatrical Distribution: 

James Dudelson 

Fries International 

Exec VP, International Distribution: 

Larry Friedricks 

VP, International Distribution: Paula 

Fierman 

Dir European Operations: Tony Lytle 

GALA FILMS LTD. 

105 Hillside Avenue 

Williston Park. NY 11596 

516-294-1818 

Fax: 516-747-8157 

President: Manu Savani 

General Release Art 

Specialized 

Foreign 

GALAXY INTERNATIONAL 

RELEASING 

16000 Ventura Blvd Ste 907 

Encino.CA 91436 

818-501-3976 

Fax; 818-501-0385 

President CEO James Goldschlager 


GLOBAL PICTURES INC. 

4774 f 


213-665-5257 

Fax: 213-665-6473 


VP Carmen Novak 

General Realese Films 

GOLDFARB DISTRIBUTORS 

INC. 

9 1 4 S Robertson 81 St 200 


213-652-5693 

Fax 213-652-5171 

President: Howard Goldfarb 

VP Judith Goldfarb 

General 

Release An Foreign 

H 

Specializea 

H.B. HALICKI 

17902 S Vermont POB 2123 

Gardena, CA 90247 

213-770-1744 

Fax 213-719-1990 

President H B Halicki 

General Manager: Denice Shakarian 


HARRY NOVAK & 

ASSOCIATES 



213-665-5257 

Fax 213-665-6473 

President Harry Novak 

Carmen Novak 


HEMDALE RELEASING CORP. 


, 1000 


213-826-2256 

Fax 213-207-6186 

Chairman John Daly 

President 

Derek Gibson 

Chiel Financial Officer: Terrence R 

Hustedt 

President, Worldwide Distribution: 

Andy Gruenberg 

Exec VP Worldwide Marketing: 

Martin Rabinovitch 

VP, Acquisitions: Anne Mane Gillen 

VP. General Sales Mgr Richard 

Miller 

VP. Advertising: Ed McKenna 

Dir Marketing Sales T C Rice 

Dir of Publicity Amy Sexauer 

Western Div Manager Paul 

Rosenfeld 

Eastern Div Manager: Bill Lewis 

Midwestern Div. Manager: Franklin 

Osborne 

Southern Division Manager Richard 

Garman 

HERITAGE ENTERTAINMENT 

7920 Sunset Blvd. 


213-850-5858 

Chairman Skip Steloff 

VP. Prod Acquis Robert Steloff 

Sr VP, Creative Affairs Alan Sacks 

Exec VP Robert L Oppenheim 

Controller 

Edward Goldstein 

Dir 

. Lora Fox 

Dir Do Home 

. 

Video & Anc. Sales: 

Lindsey Dudovoir 

HOLLYWOOD 

INTERNATIONAL FILM 

1044 South Hill St 


213-749-2067 

President Maria P Tobalina 

VP Glona Nakamura 

General Adult 

HURLOCK CINE-WORLD 

2858 Mendenhall Loop Rd 

Juneau, AK 99803-4619 

907-789-3995 

President 

Foreign 

Treasurer: Roger Hurlock 

Specialized 

IMAGE ORGANIZATION INC. 

9000 Sunset Blvd Suite 915 


213-278-8751 

Fax 213-278-3967 

Chairman CEO Pierre David 

Sr VP of Operations Larry Goebel 

Sr VP IntI Dist Mark Horowitz 

Controller Robert Hartstone 

Dir Mktg Post Prod Lee Matis 

Dir IntI Services: Jim Putt 

Dir Aquisitions Jm Botko 

Manager, IntI Mktg Noel A Zanitsch 

Contract Administrator 

Ireland 

Kathleen 


INDEPENDENT ARTISTS 

CORP. 

POB 3020 

Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 

609-423-6990 

President: John Burzichelli 



EXCHANGE LTD. 

201 West 52nd St 


212-582-4318 

Fax: 212-956-2257 

President Gerald J Rappoport 

Senior VP Richard Grisar 

Sr VP IntI Joy Pereths 

VP Theatrical Distribution: Robert 

Newman 

VP Foreign Dist: Stephanie Holm 

VP Business Affairs Beulah 

Dir of Publicity Joan-Ellen Delaney 



MARKETING, INC. 

9440 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 710 


213-859-3971 

Fax: 213-276-8950 

President: Roger Riddell 

VP: Don Otto 


ISLAND PICTURES 

9000 Sunset Blvd , 700 


213-276-4500 

Fax: 213-271-7840 

Owner Founder Chris Blackwell 

President, Production: Mark Burg 

VP General Sales Mgr Rob Schuize 

Dir 

Creative Advertising: Regan van 

JEF FILMS INC. 

143 Hickory Hill Circle 

Osterville, MA 02655 

508-428-7198 

Fax 508-428-7198 

President and Chairman: Jeffrey H 

VP Elsie Aikman 

Sec Tres Don Aikman 

Public Relations 

Jo-Ann Polak 

Sales Manager Janie Barber 


JAGUAR PICTURES CORP. 

POB 1075 

Hollywood, CA 90078-1075 

213-281-5516 

President 

Robert F. Slatzer 


JAGUAR-BEEHIVE 

PRODUCTIONS 

8231 Delongpre Ave 1 

West Hollywood, CA 90046 

213-650-7121 

President: Pat Manning 

VP: Titus Moody 

Adult Films 

K 

KINGERAY ENTERTAINMENT 

CORP. 

P O Box 67B27 


213-476-2803 

KINGS ROAD 

ENTERTAINMENT 

1901 Avenue of the Stars. 605 


213-552-0057 

Chainnan: Stephen Friedman 

President of Production: Martin Caan 

VP, Acquisitions: Barbara Levy 


KINO INTERNATIONAL CORP. 

333 West 39th St , 503 


212-629-6880 

Fax: 212-714-0871 

President 

Donald Krim 

Director of Operations: Gary Palmucci 

Non-Theatrical Sales: Dennis Doros 

Administration Rikki Matthews 

Non-Theatrical Sales (Western 

States): Bret Wood 


KIT PARKER FILMS 

1245 Tenth St 

Monterey, CA 93940 

408-649-5573, 800-538-5838 

President Kit Parker 

VP Karen Kelly 


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Dolby® is a registered trademarlc of Dolby Laboratories Inc. 

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KODIAK FILMS INC. 

075 Santa Monica Blvd 

s Angeles, CA 90025 

1J-479-8575 

; ,i- 213-473-8555 

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fSideni Wolf Schmidt 

Development & Production 

Jefemiali Gross 


LANGE & ASSOCIATES, INC. 

25 Cambridge Lane 

Lincolnshire, IL 60089 

312-405-0055 

Fax: 312-948-1072 

President John Lange 

General An Foreign Specialized 

M 

M.C.E.G. 

Management Company Entertainment 

Group, Inc. 

2400 Broadway., Suite 100 


213-315-7800 

Fax: 213-315-7850 

575 Fifth Avenue. Suite 24C 


212-983-5799 

Corporate Officers: 

Chairman CEO. MCEG . 

Jonathan D Krane 

Vice-Chairman. MCEG 

. 

William J 

Rouhana. Jr 

Inc 

Inc 

President and COO. MC EG . 

Inc 

Charles J Weber 

Exec VP and Chiel Financial Officer. 

MCEG. Inc 

Glen Shipley 

President. MCEG Financial 

Services Ind Production 

Resources. Inc 

, VP. 

MCEG 

. 

Stuart Rekant 

President and CEO. Sterling Ent Co 

. 

Exec VP. Worldwide Marketing, 

MCEG. /nc : Alfred S Newman 

Operating Officers 

Sr Exec VP. in charge of Motion 

Pictures S Talent. 

MCEG 

Productions. Inc William TennanI 

Exec VP. MCEG Distribution 

Michael J 

Bisio 

President. MCEG. Management 

Beth Cannon 

Sr VP, Business Affairs. MCEG 

. 

Inc Michael Lauer 

President. MCEG Home 

Entertainment Forum Home Video 

Michael Olivieri 

MGM/UA COMMUNICATIONS 

CO. 

450 N. Roxbury Or. 


213-281-4000 

CORPORATE OFFICERS: 

Chairman of the Board. President and 

CEO JeHrey C. Barbakow 

Sr Executive Vice President Sidney 

H Sapsowilz 

Executive VP Kenin M. Spivak 

Sr 

VP: Trevor Fetter 

MGM/UA Film Group, Inc. 

10000 W Washington Blvd 

Culver City. CA 90232-2728 

213-800-6000 

CORPORATE OFFICERS: 

President COO: Richard Berger 

Executive VP. Production: John 

Goldwyn 

Sr VP. Worldwide Production: Jack 

Bernstein 

MGMUA Distribution Co. 

11111 Santa Monica Blvd. 


213-444-1500 

EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL 

President: David M. Forbes 

President, International Dist : Jack 

Gordon 

Executive VP Administration: Richard 

Pamess 

Sr VP, 

Worldwide Marketing: Barry 

Lorie 

Sr VP, Office of the GSM: John D. 

Foley 

Sr VP. Office of the GSM: John Jay 

Peckos 

Sr 

VP. Office of the GSM: Lewis 

O'Neil 

VP. Promotion

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Theatre Systems 

3856 Green Industrial Way - Atlanta, Ga 30341 - (800) 45-SMART

16lh 

: 

Lander (LA) 

, 

: 

MOVIE VISIONS 

1.4 Belevedere St., Suite 5 

San Rafael. CA 94901 

415-454-5838 

Fax 415-454-5977 

President Phil Alexander 

Controller Guy Gables 

Exec Assistant Frances Hernandez 

General An Foreign 

Specialized 

MOVIESTORE 

ENTERTAINMENT 

11111 Santa Monica Blvd « 1850 

. 


213-478-4230 

Fax 213-478-2538 

President CEO Kenneth M Badish 

Exec VP: Laurie Halloway 

of Finance: Kenneth R Halloway 

Dir. 

Dir ol Theatrical Sales Michael J 

Kelly 

Manager Ancillary Mkt Sales: 

Rebecca A, Herrera 

Manager ol Operations: Linda D 

Weiss 

Manager of Finance: Rolando G 

Bartolome 

Manager of Tfieatrical Admin: Coleen 

A. Takahashi 

Manager of Administration: Wendy J 

Clark 

Manager of Acquisitions: Joseph M 

Drake 

Asst Mgr of Computer Programming 

Michael J 

DiBella 

Asst Mgr. of Ttieatrical Collections 

Leslie A. Norman 


MUSIC MOTIONS 

211 East 73rd St PHG 


212-947-5335 

President: Tom Hayes 


MYRIAD ENTERPRISES, INC. 

1 100 Madison Avenue 


212-988-6060 

Fax 212-570-5371 

President: Richard C Hassanein 

VP: Adrienne King 

N 

NELSON ENTERTAINMENT 

GROUP 

335 N Maple Dnve, Suite 350 


213-285-6000 

Fax 213-285-6190 

President COO Barry P Spikings 

Chairman CEO F Richard Northcotl 

President. Nelson Films 

Childs 

President, Production: Rick 

Finklestein 

Sr VP Peter Graves 


Richard B 

NEVJ CENTURY VISTA FILM 

CO. 

1875 Century Park East, Suite 200 


213-201-0506 

Fax 213-203-0769 

Chairman of the Board Norman Levy 

President of Domestic Distribution 

Gene Margoluis 

President ol Marketing: Richard 

Ingber 

Sr VP of Business Affairs and 

General Counsel: Robert Thaller 

Sr VP. Telecommunications: 

Jonathan Kramer 

Sr VP. Central Div Sales Mgr Bill 

Lange 

Sr VP. Asst GSM. Eastern Div 

Sales Mgr Sheila DeLoach 

Sr VP. Southern Div Sales Mgr 

Jerry Smith 

Sr VP. Western Div. Sales Mgr : 

Harper Paul Williams 

VP. Sales Administration: Harvey 

Baren 

NEW LINE CINEMA CORP. 

575 8th Ave Floor 

, 


Fax:212-239-9104 

1 16 N. Robertson Blvd., 2nd Floor 


213-854-5811 

Fax: 213-854-1824 

President: Robert Shaye 

Sr VP and Treasurer: Stephen 

Abramson 

Sr VP, Domestic Distribution: Mitchell 

Goldman 

Sr VP, Production.'Acquisitions: Sara 

Risher 

Sr VP. Marketing: Michael Harpsler 

Sr VP. International: Rolf Mittweg 

VP. Business Affairs: Donna L. 

Bascom VP, Operations: Randy 

Gardner 

Dir , Theatrical A ;R Auditing: Joseph 

Adamo 

Dir. of MIS: Gordon Grant 

VP. Controller: Michael Spatt 

Dir . Contracts Administration: Sonya 

Thompsen 

Mgr. Contracts Administration: 

Phyllis Napier 

Asst. Controller: Tracy Adier 

New Line Distribution, Inc. 

President. COO: Mitchell Goldman 

Sr. VP, General Sales Manager: Al 

Shapiro 

VP, Western Div.: Paul Ripps 

VP, Southern Div.: John Trickett 

VP, Southeastern Div. : Don Osley 

VP. Central Div.: David Keith 

VP, Eastern Div.: Mel Meyers 

National Print Controller: Gisela 

Corcoran 

New Line Productions, Inc. 

President: Sara Risher 

VP, Talent and Casting: Annette 

Benson 

VP, Production: Gerald T. Olson, 

Rachel Talalay 

VP. Creative Affairs: Marjorie Lewis 

VP, Creative Development: Michael 

De Luca 

VP. Post-Production: Joe Fineman 

VP. Executive in Charge of Prod.: 

Deborah Moore 

Production Supervisor: Tim Gray 

Production Controller: Julia Guild 

Dir . TV Development: Nancy Gallas 

Dir , Music: Kevin Benson 

Dir of Development: Kevin Moreton 

Senior Story Editor: Mark Ordesky 

Sr Dir of Creative Affairs. East 

Coast Janet Grillo 

Dir ol Acquisitions S East Coast 

Story Editor: Nancy Moss 

New Line Marketing, Inc. 

President: Michael Harpster 

Sr 

Sr 

VP. Advertising: Theresa Collins 

VP. Marketing and Publicity: 

Alison Emilio 

VP. Creative and Marketing Services: 

Ellen Eisenberg 

VP. Field F\jblicity.' Promotion: Lori 

Dir 

Dir . Promotion, 

of Publicity: Cynthia Parsons 

Licensing

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Orion Pictures International 

President: Robert Meyers (NY) 

VP Inll Advemsing and Publicity: 

Susan Danbra (NY) 

Manager Inll Advertising: Dawn 

Snyder (LA) 

Manager, Inll Publicity Trade Giedd 

(LA) 

Advertising Coordinator Evelina 

Regina (NY) 


2970 Clairmont Rd . 


404-325-7155 

Glenn Simonds, Atlanta : 

240 

Charlotte 

Branch Mgr. 

Don Evans. 

Jacksonville -Memphis New 

Orleans Branch Mgr 

Boston 

31 St James Ave 9tti Floor 

Boston. MA 02116 

617-542-0677 

Beth Werner, Branch Mgr 

Chicago 

75 East Wacker Dr Ste 800 


312-332-4755 

Willis J, "Bill" Doebei, VP 

Sales. Central Division 

David Sikich, Chicago /Milwaukee 

Branch Mgr. 

Donald Stidham, 

Minneapolis .'Indianapolis Branch 

Mgr 

Linda Victel, Detroit Cleveland Branch 

Mgr 

Dallas 

7557 Rambler Road, Ste. 670 


214-363-7600 

R.B. Gautier II, VP Sales / Southern 

, Division 

ntenneth Durbin, Dallas 

> City Branch Mgr. 

Kansas City 

3101 Broadway Ste 280 

Kansas City, MO 641 11 

816-932-6500 

Jack Klug, Sf. 

Moines Branch Mgr. 

Oklahoma 

Louis.' Omaha. Des 

Los Angeles 

1888 Century Park East 


213-282-0550 

Greg Potash, VP Sales.'Western 

Division 

Bob Wood, Los Angeles.' Denver -Salt 

Lake City Branch Mgr 

Bob Coley, San 

Francisco/Seattle/Portland Branch 

Mgr. 

New York 

9 West 57th St. 15th Floor 


212-980-1117 

Jack De Crescente, Branch Mgr. 

Washington D.C 

One Skyline Place 

5205 Leesburg Pike Ste 31 

Falls Church, VA 2204 

703-824-1600 

Charles Vaden, VP Sales 

Division 

Norman Falk, Washington. 

D.C 'Cincinnati Branch Mgr 

Richard Bonanno, 

Eastern 

Philadelphia / Pittsburgh Branch 

Mgr 

Toronto 

4950YongeSt #810 

North York, Ontario M2N 6K1 

416-733-1340 Barry Newstead, 

VP. Canadian iSeneral Mgr 

Phil May, Branch Mgr. 

ORION CLASSICS 

711 5th Ave 6th Floor 


212-758-5100 

VP for Sales' Marketing: Michael 

Barker 

VP lor Marketing/Distribution: Tom 

Bernard 

VP for Acquisitions: Donna Gigliotti 

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL 

ENTERPRISES, INC. 

1 133 S Riverside, Suite 1 

Medlord, OR 97501 

503-779-0990 

Fax 503-779-8880 

President Arthur R Dubs 

VP, Sales Acquisitions: Arn S Wihtol 

Secretary 

Treasurer: Barbara J 

Dir Media Publicity Paul W Blumer 

Controller Office Mgr Andy Gough 

Booking Dept 


Vickie D Clarke 

PARAGON ARTS 

INTERNATIONAL 

6777 Hollywood Blvd 700 

, 


213-465-5355 

Chief Executive Officer \Na\\ei Josten 

President Tom Hamilton 

Supervising Producer: Jeff Geoffray 

VP Distribution Luis Benavides 

PARAMOUNT 

COMMUNICATIONS INC. 

One Gulf + Western Plaza 


212-373-7000 

5555 Melrose Ave, 


213-468-5000 

Corporate 

Chairman of the Board and CEO: 

Martin S Davis (NY) 

Ex. VP, Planning S Operations: 

Michael S, Hope (NY) 

Ex VP. General Counsel & Chief 

Administrative Officer: Donald 

Oresman (NY) 

Sr. VP. Government Relations: 

Lawrence Levinson (NY) 

Sr VP & Chief Financial Officer: 

Ronald L Nelson (NY'LA) 

VP. Human Resources: William 

AshcroH (NY) 

VP. Financial and Investor Relations: 

James E. Parent (NY) 

VP. Corporate Communications' Jerry 

Sherman (NY) 

Consultant. Entertainment Operations: 

Arthur Barron 

PARAMOUNT PICTURES 

CORP. 

Chairnmn ,ind CEO Frank Mancuso 

(LA. NY) 

Office of the Ctiairman 

Ex. VPS General Counsel: A Robert 

Pisano (LA) 

Ex. VP, Finance and Administration: 

Patrick Purcell (LA) 

Ex. VP: M. Kenneth Suddleson (LA) 

Ex VP, Special Assistant to the 

Chairman: Richard Zimbert (LA) 

Corporate Division 

Sr VP, Treasurer: Alan Bailey (LA) 

Sr VP, Planning S Analysis John 

Bailey (LA) 

Sr 

VP, Asst. General Counsel: 

William Catron (LA) 

Sr. VP, Management Information 

Systems: Warren Fen-iter (NY) 

Sr VP, Human Resources: William 

Hawkins (LA) 

Sr VP, Industrial Relations: Stephen 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Koppekin (LA) 

VP, Corporate Communications: 

Deborah Rosen (LA) 

VP. Chief Resident Counsel: Paul 

Spnnger (LA) 

Sr VP. Finance: Stephen P. Taylor 

Sr. 

(LA) 

VP, Deputy General Counsel: 

Joshua Wattles (LA) 

VP. Motion Picture Planning: Mark 

Badagliacca (LA) 

VP, Financial Planning and Analysis: 

Bruce Churchill 

(LA) 

VP, Contract Accounting: Allen 

Gottlieb (NY) 

VP, Human Resources: JoAnne 

Adams Griffith (LA) 

VP, Administration: Rosemary 

DiPietra (LA) 

VP, Financial Planning: Steven 

Kowaliw (NY) 

VP, Management Information 

Systems— W'C: Gary Naiman 

(LA) 

VP, Labor Relations: Richard 

Schonland (LA) 

VP, Corporate Controller: Thomas A. 

Zimmerman 

(LA) 

VP, Systems Planning: Robert Zolan 

(NY) 

Dir, Corporate Communications: Carol 

Ames (LA) 

Theatrical Exhibition Group 

Senior Vice President: Larry Gleason 

(LA) 

Motion Picture Group 

President: Sidney Ganis (LA) 

President: Barry London (LA) 

Sr VP. Business Affairs and 

Acquisitions: Richard Fowkes (LA) 

Sr VP, Business Affairs: Gregory 

Geifan (LA) 

Sr VP, Legal Affairs: Ralph Kamon 

(LA) 

VP, Business Affairs-E/C: Charles 

Amey, Jr (NY) 

VP, Legal Affairs: Robert Cohen (LA) 

VP, Business Affairs, 

Culpepper (LA) 

Music: Gary 

VP, Acquisitions: John Ferraro (LA) 

Domestic Distribution Division 

President: Wayne Lewellen (LA) 

Exec VP, General Sales Mgr: Je» 

Blake (LA) 

Sr. 

VP, Sales Operations: Steve 

Rapaport (LA) 

VP, Southern Division: Royce 

Brimage 

VP, New York Division: David 

Garfinkle 

VP, Eastern Division: Mike Share 

VP. Western Division: Terry Kierzek 

VP, Central Division: Clark Woods 

Ex Director of Exhibitor Relations: 

Alan Cordover (LA) 

Director of Exhibitor Relations: Janet 

Polydous (LA) 

Manager, Theatrical Repertory Sales: 

Michael A, Schlesinger 

Midwest Exhibitor Services Rep : 

Laura Berkwitt (Chicago) 

South Central Exhibitor Services 

Rep : Elvira Golden (Dallas) 

Western Exhibitor Services Rep : 

Caroline Orosco (Sherman Oaks, 

CA) 

Southeastem Exhibitor Services Rep. 

Terry Walker (Atlanta) 

Eastern Exhibitor Services Rep.: 

Lillian Bennett (Boston) 

New York Exhibitor Services Rep.: 

Jane Harris (NY) 

International Distribution Division 

Exec VP: Martin Kutner (NY) 

VP: Luigi Luraschi ( London 

Marketing Division 

Exec. VP, Marketing . Creative Affairs: 

Nancy Goliger (LA) 

Exec VP: Mardi Marans (LA) 

Sr. VP, Advertising: Thomas 

Campanella (LA) 

Sr. VP, Publicity S Advertising: Robert 

Dorfman (NY) 

Sr. VP. Publicity & Promotion: Diana 

Widom (LA) 

VP, Promotion & Field Publicity: 

Michael Battaglia 

(LA) 

VP. Creative Advertising, 

Audio. Visual: Michael Camp (LA) 

VP, Administration: Ron Hein (LA) 

VP, Publicity: Cheryl Boone Isaacs 

(LA) 

VP, Creative Advertising, Print: Lucia 

Ludovico (LA) 

VP, International Marketing: Leslie 

Pound (LA) 

VP. Legal Affairs: David S. 

Rosenbaum (LA) 

VP, Licensing: Margaret Young (LA) 

Production Division 

President: Gary Lucchesi (LA) 

Sr. 

Sr. 

VP, Music: Siesie Bedell (LA) 

VP: David Nicksay (LA) 

Sr VP, Features Production 

' 

Management: Robert Relyea (LA) 

VP, Features Production 

Management: Larry Albucher (LAf 

VP. Production Finance: Frank Bodo^ 

(LA) 

VP: William Horberg (LA) 

VP: Michael Policare (LA) 

VP: Lance Young (LA) 

VP: Teddy Zee (LA) 

Branches 

NEW YORK DIVISION 

Division VP: David Garfinkle 

District Mgr : Pam Pritzker-Maurer 

New York (Buffalo, Albany) 

Manager: Steve Toback 

(212-373-7712) 

Philadelphia Manager: Ralph Garman 

(212-373-7206 

One Gulf -l- Western Plaza 

New York, NY 10023-7799 

212-373-7124 

EASTERN DIVISION 

Division VP Mike Share 

Boston (New Haven) Manager: 

Joseph Raihgeb 

Cincinnati (Cleveland) Manager: 

Victoria Burns 

Washington Manager: Claudia Ungar 

Parkingway BIdg 

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10 Granite Street 1 

Quincy, MA 02169 1 

617-773-3100 * 

Pittsburgh Manager Kay Grotto 

Fulton BIdg , 

107 6th St, 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222 

412-281-9270

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6720 Powers Ferry Rd., Suite 150 

Atlanta, GA 30339, (404) 956-7460 

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SOUTHERN DIVISION 

Division VP: Royc© Brimage 

Dallas (Oklahoma City) Manager: 

Don Wallace 

New Orleans (Memphis) Manager: 

Norman Shmdlef 

1 2222 MenI Dr. Suite 840 


214-387-4400 

Atlanta Manager: M V McAfee 

Charlotte Manager: Lawrence 

Williams 

Jacksonville Manager: John Hefsker 

2200 Century Parkway. Suite 950 

Atlanta. GA 30345 

404-325-7674 

Puerto Rico Manager: Nestor Rivera 

954 Ponce DeLeon Avenue 

Miramar Plaza BIdg.. Suite 201 

San Juan. PR 00907 

809-721-2360 

MIDWESTERN DIVISION 

Division VP Clark Woods 

Chicago Manager: Bob Weiss 

Kansas City (St Louis) Manager: 

Bruce Placke 

Oefroir Manager: Peter Fleisher 

Minneapolis Manager: Jeremy Devine 

Milwaukee Manager: Scott 

Huneryager 

Indianapolis Manager: Susan Puhi 

Des Moines Manager: John Slama 

8750 W, Bryn Mawr Ave.. Suite 890 

Chicago. IL 60631 

312-380-4560 

WESTERN DIVISION 

Division VP: Terry Kierzek 

Los Angeles Manager: Rot>ert Box 

Denver Manager: Jackie Rouleau 

San Francisco Manager: Larry St. 

John 

Seaffte (Portland) Manager: Ron 

Etchie 

15260 Ventura Blvd.. Suite 1 140 

Sherman Oaks. CA 91403 

818-789-2900 

Paramount Productions Inc. 

(Canada) 

President Gino Campagnola 

Toronto Manager Bob Cowan 

SI. John Manager: Jean White 

146 Bloor Street West 

Toronto. Ontario M5S 1M4 

416-922-3600 

Calgary 

. 

Sullivan 

Vancouver Manager: Chris 

Winnipeg Manager: Slain Covert 

1109 17th Avenue. S.W, 

Calgary, Alberta T2T 0B5 

403-245-4306 

Montreal Manager: Lisa Bertrand 

5887 Monkland Avenue 

Montreal, Quebec H4A 1G6 

PATHE COMMUNICATIONS 

CORP. 

Worldwide Corporate 

Headquarters: 



213-854-7644 

Fax 213-659-8994 

Pathe Entertainment, Inc. 

Pathe 

Films: 

640 So San Vicente Blvd 


213-658-2100 

Fax 213-658-2121 

Chairman. Pathe Communications 

Florio Fiorini 

Co-Chairman. Paihe Communications: 

Co-Chairman. CEO. Pathe 

Entertainment. Inc 

Alan Ladd, Jr 

President. CEO. Pathe 

Communications: Co-Chairman. 

CFO. Pathe Entertainment. Inc 

Giancarlo Parretli 

Co-President, Pathe Communications, 

Chairman, CEO, Pathe IntT Yoram 

Globus 

Chairman ol Production. Pathe 

Sr 


VP-Produclion, Pathe 


Pearce 

Jay Kanter 

Christopher 

Sr Exec VP Business Affairs Pathe 

Sr 

Entertainment. Inc Frank I 

VP-Controller. Pathe 

Entertainment. Inc Fredric M 

Sidewaler 

VP. Creative Affairs. 

Pathe 

Entertainment, /nc. Rebecca 

Pollack 

Dir of Creative Affairs. Pathe 

Entertainment. Inc Matthew 

Davis 

Palmien 

Exec VP. Pathe Distribution Tom 

Berman 

VP. Marketing Pathe Distribution 

Randall Barton 

PLATINUM PICTURES INC. 

1 1-12 44th Ave 

Long Island City, NY 1101 

718-786-3701 

Fax 718-706-6315 

President Chuck Vincent 


PRODUCERS DISTRIBUTING 

CO. 

8833 Sunset Blvd 303 


213-657-8620 

Owner Ray Axelrod 


PROMOVISION /CINEVISTA, 

INC. 

353 West 39th St Ste 404 


212-947-4373 

Fax: 212-947-0644 

President: Rene Fuentes-chao 

VP Sales S Marketing: John Tilley 


RM FILMS INC. 

POB 3748 


213-466-7791, 213-461-4152 

President: Russ Meyer 

Adult 

RADIO VISION 

INTERNATIONAL 

7060 Hollywood Blvd Suite 525 


213-469-5740 

VP Development David Wyler 

REEL MOVIES 

INTERNATIONAL 

8235 Douglas Ave Ste 770 


214-363-4400 

Fax 214-739-3456 

President CEO Tom T Moore 


Adult 

REELTIME DISTRIBUTING 

CORP. 

353 W 48th Street 


212-582-5380 

President Roberta Findlay 

Exec Producer Walter E Sear 

General Manager: James M Cirile 


REGENCY FILM 

ENTERPRISES INC. 

6405 San Vincenle Blvd 


213-931-2201 

Fax 213-651-2897 

Pres S Nat Sales Man Alx 

Cooperman 

Special Services: Irene Cooperman 

Foreign 

/ General Release Films 

REPUBLIC PICTURES 

1 2636 Beatrice St 


213-306-4040 

Fax 213-301-0142 

Chairman CEO Russell Goldsmith 

Sr VP Steve Seeks 

VP Chief Finan Officer David M 

Kirchheimer 

VP Business Affairs Richard A 

Kurshner 

VP Aquisitions S Development: 

Sydney Levine 

Sr VPInll Sates Joe Levinsohn 

Executive VP Laurie Levit 

VP. Marketing: Glenn Ross 


ROB-RICH FILMS INC. 

305 E 24th St 


212-889-3034 

President Sidney Ginsberg 

General: Art Foreign Specialized 

ROXIE RELEASING 

3117 16th street 

San Francisco, CA 94103 

415-431-3611,415-431-3612 

Fax 415-431-2822 

Chairman Robert Evans 

President Bill Banning 

VP Craig Marsden 

Chiel Financial Officer: Charles Ferris 

VP. Marketing: Nancy Vitlacyl 


RUMSON FILMS 

321 E 90th St Suite IC 


212-410-5992 

President: Don Shiffrin 


SCA INTERNATIONAL 

POB 1183 

Studio City, CA 91604 

805-497-6305 

President Stephen C Apostolol 


SVS FILMS 

1700 Broadway, 16th Floor 


212-757-4990 

Fax 212-956-3792 

President Michael Holzman 

Director of Distribution Edmond D 

Cruea 

Marketing Manager: Teresa Bauer 

General 

Release /Art /Foreign /Specialized 

SAMUEL GOLDWYN 

COMPANY, THE 

10203 Santa Monica Blvd 500 

, 

Los Angeles, CA 90067-6403 

213-552-2255 

Fax 213-284-8493 

200 W 57th Street, #808 

New York, NY 10019-3211 

212-315-3030 

St George's House 

14/17 Wells Street 

London W1P3FP 

01-436-5105 

Fax:011-441-580-6520 

Chairman/CEO: Samuel Goldwyn, Jr 

(LA) 

President /COO: Meyer Gottlieb (LA) 

President. TV Distribution: Dick Askin 

(LA) 

Sr VP. Worldwide Production: 

Thomas Rothman (LA) 

Sr. VP. 

International & TV Sales J. 

Michael Byrd (LA) 

Sr VP, Business Affairs: Norman 

Flicker (LA) 

Sr VP. Worldwide Marketing: Ronald 

Wanless (LA) 

Sr VP. International Theatrical Sales: 

Ann Dubinet (LA) 

Sr VP. Finance & Controller Hans 

Turner (LA) 

VP. Theatrical Distribution: Steven 

Rothenberg (LA) 

VP. Publicity: Leonie de Picciotto 

(LA) 

VP. Advertising: Dan Gelfand (LA) 

VP. Theatrical Acquisitions. Anne 

Templeton (LA) 

VP Motion Picture and TV Facilities: 

Tom Bodley (LA) 

VP. Cable S Ancillary Sales: Jen 

Sacks 

VP SE TV Sales Steve Barbour 

(GA) 

VP. Television Development Ray 

Solley (LA) 

VP. International TV Sales Lynden 

Parry (London) 

National Director of Publicity: Richard 

Bornslein (LA) 

Dir International Marketing Diana 

. 

Hawkins (London) 

Dir Print Advertising Dave 

. 

Zimmerman (LA) 

Dir Midwest TV Sales: Casey 

. 

Lanken (IL) 

Dir. NE TV Sales Gary Perchick 

(NY) 

Manager. Co-op Advertising: Michele 

Schuerger (LA) 

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" 

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Bill fraker, ASC, has Oscar nominations for "Lool

Ste 

Specialized 

Art 

Foreign 

Fêld Operations Mgr 

AbbrecM (LA) 

Michelle 

Southern Div Sales Mgr Don Henry 

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Western Div 

Sates Mgr John Wade 

(LA) 

Eastern Div Sales Mgr Eamonn 

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Midwestern Div Sales Mgr : Man 

Lewis (NY) 

Mgr, Western Regional Sales 

Christie Hawks (LA) 

Media Director 

Director. 

Tricia Conroy (LA) 

Theatrical Branch 

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National Director, 16mm Sales Judy 

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Director. Administration (Int'l Sales) 

Nancy Lund (LA) 

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SATORI ENTERTAINMENT 

CORP. 

277 Park Avenue. 13th Floor 


212-874-7777 

Senior V P : Gary Conner 

General Release Adult Art Foreign 

SCOTTI BROTHERS 

PICTURES DISTRIBUTION 

509 Madison Avenue, Suite 1608 


212-593-6116 

Fax 212-355-0293 

President Jerry Pickman 

Dir 

National Publicity & Promotion 

Steve Rubin 

National Sales Manager Brian Geller 

VP Administration Barbara 

Herburger 


SEYMOUR BORDE AND 

ASSOCIATES 

1800 N Highland Ave 600 

, 


213-461-3936 

Fax 213-465-1571 

President Seymour Borde 

VP Mark Borde 

Dir Non-Theatrical Colleen Meeker 

Sales 

Office Mgr. . 

Aaron Shiesman 

Lee Grunden 

General. Art. Foreign, Specialized 

SHAPIRO GLICKENHAUS 

ENTERTAINMENT CORP. 

12001 Ventura Place, Suite 404 

Studio City, CA 91604 

818-766-8500 

President CEO Leonard Shapiro 

Chairman James Glickenhaus 

Exec VP Chief Operations: Alan M 

Solomon 

Sr 

VP/General Manager: Peter 

Pldutti 

Foreign ' General Release Films 

SHARP FEATURES 

31 Thorpe Rd Suite 200 

Needham, MA 02194 

617-449-7490 

Fax 617-449-5412 

President Neil T Evans 

Lisa Boles 

SKOURAS PICTURES INC. 

1040 N Las Palmas, Building 10 


213-467-3000 

President: Dimitri (Tom) Skouras 

President. Motion Pictures 

Jeff 

Lipsky 

General Sales Mgr Gail Boumenthal 

Sr VP Finance and Administration 

John Kendnck 

Sr VP International: Sigrid Ann 

Davison 

Sr VP Business and Legal Affairs: 

Jeffrey Holmes 

VP Acquisitions Marjorie Skouras 

VPCorp Projects: B J MiWer 

Specialty Films 

SMART EGG PICTURES 

7080 Hollywood Blvd 518 


213-463-8937, 213-463-9026 

CEO President Luigi Cingolani 

Publicity Director 

Will Baronet 

Foreign Sales Chief: Tom Sjoberg 

VP Theatrical Distribution James 

Sabo 

Chief Financial Officer: Clive Lewis 


Films 

SPECTRA ENTERTAINMENT 

GROUP 

220 5th Avenue, 16th Floor 


212-683-5000 

Chairman David Lubell (NY) 

CEO Eva Szitanyi (NY) 

Sales Manager: Jerry Landesman 

(LA) 

STEKO FILMS INC. 

10 Duluth East 

Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2W 1G6 

514-849-1696 

President: Ivan Kollal 

General Manager Martha Koltai 

Adult Films 

STEREOVISION 

INTERNATIONAL, INC. 

3421 Burbank Blvd 


818-841-1127, 818-841-0964 

Fax 818-843-6850 

President Christopher J. Condon 

Art Foreign , 

/3-D 

STUTZ COMPANY, THE 

2600 Tenth St 

Berkeley, CA 94710 

415-644-2200 

Fax: 415-644-2230 

President: Kenneth Stutz 

VP: David Carroll 


SUGAR ENTERTAINMENT 

15821 Ventura Blvd. 


818-789-6555 

Chairman CEO Larry Sugar 

Executive VP Bonnie Sugar 

VP, International Sales Andrew 

Milner, Pamela Pickering 

TAURUS ENTERTAINMENT 

CO. 

2545 Hempstead Turnpike 

East Meadow. NY 11554 

516-579-8400 

President Stanley Dudelson 

Marketing Dir 

16000 Ventura Blvd 


818-905-6507 

VP/ General Sales Mgr 

Dudelson 

Lynn Vanderwaler 

Southwestern Division 

1900 So Central Parkway 

Dallas, TX 75215-1301 

214-421-1900 

Robert 

Sara Murray, Southwestern Division 

Mgr 

Southeastern Division 

9333 Atlantic Blvd. 

Jacksonville, FL 32211 

904-725-4077 

Richard Settoon, Southeastern 

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TED ROTER/FILM & STAGE 

PROD. 

12211 MaloneSt 


213-473-3559 

President 

Ted Roter 

National Sales Manager: Stefanie 

Wiseman 

General Release/Adult Films 

TOHO CO. LTD. 

2049 Century Park E, Suite 490 


213-277-1081 

Fax: 213-277-6351 

General Manager: Satoru Terada 

General /Art /Foreign 'Specialized 

TRANS WORLD 

ENTERTAINMENT 

3330 Cahuenga West Suite 500 


213-969-2800 

Fax 213-969-8211 

Co-Chairman: Moshe Diamant 

Co-Chairman Eduard Sarlui 

President COO Helen Sarlui-Tucke 

President. Trans World Theatrical 

Phil Isaacs 

President, Motion Pictures Paul 

Mason 

CEO Frank McKevitt 

Sr VP Marketing Tm Deegan Dir 

Media Susan Russell 

VP. Production 


Jeffrey Sudzin 

TRANSVUE PICTURES CORP. 

5131 Colbath Avenue 

Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 

818-990-5600 

President Herb Schlosberg 

VP Joyce Schlosberg 


TRIAX ENTERTAINMENT 

GROUP 

1801 Avenue of the Stars, 1 lOf 


2 13-: i-901 

Chairman: Don L 

Parker 

President CEO David J Miller 

Western Div Sales Mgr Raymond E 


TROMA INC. 

733 Ninth Ave 


212-757-4555 

President: Lloyd Kaufman 

Vice President: Michael Herz 

Dir Theatrical Dist. Carl Morano 

Dir Marketing Coord. Steve Gaul 

Dtr 

Business Affairs: David 

Greenspan 

Dir IntI Sales Jeffrey W Sass 

General . 

, 

Specialized 

20TH CENTURY FOX FILM 

CORP. 

10201 W. Pico Blvd. 


P.O. Box 900 


213-277-2211 

Fox Inc. 

Chairman and CEO: Ban^^ Diller 

VP Corporate Communications: 

Cynthia Liebertnan 

20th Century Fox Motion 

Picture Division 

President, Distribution. 'Marketing: 

Thomas Sherak 

President, Domestic Distribution: 

Bruce Snyder 

President, Marketing: Bob Harper 

President, Motion Picture Production: 

Roger Bimbaum 

Exec. VP, Domestic Distribtuion: 

Richard Myerson 

Exec. VP, Marketing: Cynthia Wick 

Sr. 

Sr. 

VP. Motion Picture Production: 

Elizabeth Brand 

VP, Feature Production: Michael 

London 

Sr.VP, Pub. & Corp. Serv.: Brad Turell 

VP. Production: Susan Cartsonis, 

Riley Kathryn Ellis 

VP, Domestic Dist Oper. and Admin.: 

Harvey Applebaum 

VP, Creative Affairs. 

Laurie Rosenfield 

East Coast: 

VP. Creative Advertising: Christopher 

Pula 

VP. Media Services: Nancy Utiey 

VP, Publicity: Edward (Eddie) Egan 

VP, Southern Div.: Richard King 

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VP, Midwest Div.: Bert Livingston 

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VP. Eastern Div.: Carl Berlolino (N»» 

York) 

VP, New York Division: Ron Polon 

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VP, Western Div.: James Naity (Los 

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212-556-2490 

Fax: 212-556-2418 

Boston /New Haven Br. Mgr.: 

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15250 Ventura Blvd, Ste, 700 


818-995-7975 

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San Francisco Br. Mgr.: Gary 

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1 100 Woodfield Rd, Ste, 100 

Schaumburg. IL 60173 

312-706-9240 

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Trent Davis 

Milwaukee Minneapolis Detroit 

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Twentieth Century Fox Canada 

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Toronto 

920 Yonge St. Suite 218 

Toronto, Ontario M4W 3C7 

416-921-O001 

Fax: 416-921-9062 

VP, Gen Mgr : 

Tony Cianciotta 

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Montreal 

445 St, Francis Xavier 

Ivtontreal, Quebec H2Y 2T1 

514-282-8080 

Suzanne Villeneuve 

u 

UNIVERSAL PICTURES 

(A division of Universal City Studios. 

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445 Park Avenue 


212-759-7500 

100 Universal City Plaza 

Universal City. CA 91608 

818-777-1000 

MCA Inc. 

Chairman ol the Board.- CEO: Lew R, 

Wasserman 

President and COO: Sidney Jay 

Sheinberg 

Exec. VP: Thomas Wertheimer 

VP/Chairman of the Motion Picture 

Group: Thomas P, Pollock 

Motion Picture Group 

Chairman: Thomas P, Pollock 

Sr VP: Joseph A. Fischer. Fred 

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VP Finance: Tom Zimmerman 


PRODUCTION 

President: Casey Silver 

Sr VP, Production & Post-Production: 

Donna Smith 

Vice President. Production: Tom 

Craig, Joshua Donen. Mara Manus. 

Hal Lieberman 

VP, Physical & Post Production: Fred 

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VP, Creative Affairs: Sara Binder 

VP, Acquisitions: Jim Jacks 

VP, Feature Casting: Nancy Nayor 

Dir. 

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ol Acquisitions: Sam Kitt 

ol Production: Michael Torres 

Story Editor: Monika Skerbelis 

Dir. of Development Universal Filmed 

Entertainment: Janet Yang 

Asst. to the Chairman of the MCA 

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Motion Picture Group: Peter Heller 

Exec. Consultant: Mel Sattler 

VP, Business Affairs: Jerry Barton. 

Mark Halloran 

VP. Music Creative Affairs: Burt 

Berman 

VP, Music Business Affairs Universal 

Filmed Entertainment: Roxanne 

Lippel 

Feature Business Affairs Exec for 

Universal Pictures: Jeff Korcheck 


MARKETING 

Exec. VP, Worldwide Marketing: S\ 

Kornblit 

VP, Planning & Finance: Charlotte 

Reith 

Sr. VP, Marketing Research: Perry 

Katz 

Sr VP Publicity S Promotion: Sally 

Van Slyke 

Sr VP Creative Advertising: David 

Sameth 

VP, inft 

Advertisings Publicity: 

Nadia Alves-Bronson 

VP, Media S Co-Op Advertising: ) Vic 

Fondrk 

Dir of Creative Services: Larry 

Hancock 

Dir of Print Advertising: Tom Martin 

Dir 

of Audio Visual Services: Robert 

Field 

Dir ol National Publicity: Roger 

Amistrong 

Dir. 

of National Promotion & Field 

Operations: John Polwrek 

Dir. of East Coast Publicity: Belinda 

Breese 

Manager of Publicity Alan Sutton 


DISTRIBUTION 

Executive VP: Fred Mound 

VP & Asst to the General Sales Mgr.: 

Dave Richoux. Phil Sherman. John 

W. Finn 

VP & Asst. to the President: Nikki 

Rocco 

New York Metropolitan District Mgr.: 

Albert Quaedvlieg 

Manager, Contract Playdate Dept 

Ben Grant 

Manager, Print Control: Harold 

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Manager, Branch Operations: Joe 

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Sackatile 

of Exhibitor Relations: Steve 

Ellman 

New York 

445 Park Ave. 


212-605-2820 

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Steve Turner. Washington Branch 

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8901 Beverly Blvd, 


213-550-7461 

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Nick Carpou, Los Angeles Branch 

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6060 McDonough Dr, 

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404-448-8032 

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Pr-es/den// CEO.- John D. Ryan 

Sr VP. Acquisitions: Elliott Abrams 

Director of Promotion: Andy Samat 

WORLDWIDE 

ENTERTAINMENT 

421 S Beverly Dr . 


213-286-0052 

Fax: 213-286-9112 

7lh Floor 

President: Jack H, Harris 

General/ Adult/ Art/ Foreign 

Bruce Blatt, 

Cleveland.' Buffalo 'Albany Branch 

Mgr. 

Bill Waynberg, Philadelphia Branch 

Mgr 

Boston Office 

45 Braintree Hill Office Park #301 

Braintree, MA 02184-1763 

617-648-2550 

Andrew Silverman, Boston .'Nev^ 

Haven Branch Mgr 

Anita Magee. Boston Sales Mgr 

Brian Wolf, Cincinnati Sales Mgr 

Wastiington, DC. Office 

1700 Rockville Pike #545 

Rockville, MD 20852-1631 

301-230-1324 

Daniel Ctiinich, Washington 

DC. /Pittsburgh Branch Manager 

Warner Bros. Distributing 

Toronto Office 

70 Carlton St, 

1) Limited 

Toronto, Ontario MSB 1L7 

416-922-5145 

Pfiil R, Carlton, President Wanner 

Bros. Dist (Canada) Ltd and 

Division Mgr. 

Roland Rickard, Canadian District 

Mgr 

Calgary Office 

610 17tti Ave. S.W. #503 

Calgary, Alberta T2S 0B4 

403-228-1004 

Blain Covert, Calgary Branch Mgr 

Florent Boulet. Vancouver Branch 

Mgr 

Montreal Office 

5890 Monkland Ave. #107 

Montreal, Quebec H4A 1G2 

514-481-2763 

Francine Loranger, Montreal Branch 

Mgr 

WEINTRAUB 

ENTERTAINMENT GROUP 

11111 Santa Monica Blvd., 18tti & 

20th Floors 


213-477-8900 

Fax 213-478-5170 

Chairman of the Board and CEO: 

Jerry Weintraub 

President and COO Kenneth) 

Kleinberg 

Exec VP and Chief Financial Officer: 

Dennis Pope 

Exec VP and Chairman. Motion 

Picture Div. Guy McElwaine 

Exec VP and President. Concerts 

Div Thomas Hulett 

Exec. VP and Chairman. Television 

Div. : Barney Rosenzweig 

President, Television Div. : Andrew 

President, W/ W Theatrical Dist. 

Motion Picture Div.: Richard Graff 

Sr 

Sr. 

VP. Administration and Special 

Markets. Weintraub Entertainment 

Distribution: Arthur W Stanisch 

VP. Publicity and Promotion: Elliot 

Fischoff 

Sr. VP, Advertising: Ken Goodman 

Island 

Title-Art 

Mylars 

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Custom Mylars any size (i.e. One 

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I 

Multi-Colored Title-Art 

(5" X 25") $8.00 

(2'/4"x 11V4")$5.00 

(6" X 13") $7.00 

Black & White Title-Art 

(5"x25')$5.00 

(2V4"x IVA") $2.50 

(6"x 13") $4.00 

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Additional discounts available 

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Mini-Marquees (all sted, painted with a black textured baked-on finish) 

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mylar covers) can be used with plastic letters 

Box Office Carriers (6 Time Slots & Title) 5 " x 12 " to be used with 

Mini-Marquee, also indudes 144 times @ 5 minute intervals $50.00 per set 

One Sheet and Concession Displays also available (call for quote) 

I 

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NOT THE IMITATORS! 

140 FLORIDA STREET, FARMBMGDALE, NY 11735 

1-800-322-2207 outside NYS / 516-293-4670 

Fax: 516-293-8735 

PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WTTHOUT NOTKE - 6 89 

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1

Suite 

Subdistributors 

Of Theatrical Motion Pictures 

California 

BEVERLY PICTURES INC. 

1300 Summit Ridge Drive 


213-550-8581 

President: Herbert L 


Bregstein 

CHANNEL X RELEASING 



213-655-5257 

Fax 213-665-6473 


Carmen Novak 


CREST FILM DISTRIBUTORS, 

INC. 

116 N Robertson Blvd 701 


213-652-8844 

Fax: 213-657-7283 

President: Jerry Persell 


EAST-WEST CLASSICS 

1529 Acton St 

Berkley. CA 94702 

415-526-3611 

Chief Executive Audie E Bock 

Fax 415-526-3628 


JACK SHERRIFF FILMS 

215 S La Cienega Blvd 


213-652-6258 

President 

Jack Sherriff 


MOVIE VISIONS 

1 24 Belevedere St . 5 

San Rafael. CA 94901 

415-545-5838 

Fax 415-454-5977 

President: Phil Alexander 

Special Projects Coord Paul 

Kornlheuer 

NEEDELMAN FILM CO. 

22131 Tiara St 

Woodland Hills. CA 91367 

213-347-4830 

President: Julius Needelman 

Art /Foreign 

Specialized 

RAY HACKIE FILM SERVICE, 

INC. 

1 738 Cordova St 


213-737-6062. 213-734-5418 

President: Kevin Raymond Hackie 

VP Helen Egan 

General ' Adult 

Florida 

CLARK FILM INC. 

905 North Street 


904-721-2122 

Fax 904-721-5782 

President: Harry Clark 

Branch Manager Marvin ! 

Jacksonville branch 

LANGE & ASSOCIATES INC. 

25 Cambridge Lane 

Lincolnshire. IL 60089 

312-405-0055 

Fax 312-948-1072 

President 

John Lange 

General, Art, Foreign, Specialized 

Kansas 

MIDWEST FILMS 


Overland Park. KS 66206 

913-381-2058 

Fax: 913-381-2184 

President: Gene Irwin 


Maryland 

WHEELER FILM COMPANY 

POB 8399 

Silver Spring. MD 20907-8399 

301-588-0500 

Sales Rep. : 

Patricia A Curtis 

Ross Wheeler 


JAGUAR PICTURES CORP. 

POB 1075 


213-281-5516 

President Robert F Slalzer 


KIT PARKER FILMS 

1245 Tenth SI 

Monterey, CA 93940 

408-649-5573 

President Kit Parker 

VP Karen Kelly 

Art Foreign Specialized Films 

Georgia 


2444 Highway 120. Suite 101 

Duluth. GA 30136 

404-497-8348 904-721-2122 

Fax: 404-497-0467 

Manager .'Salesman Booker: Troy A 

Clark 

Belton Clark 

Atlanta branch 

Massachusetts 

CINEMA BOOKING SERVICE 

N.E. 

POB 827 

Needham. MA 02192 

617-449-4473. 617-986-2122 

President 

Stanton H Davis 


46 BoxomcK

Specitications-Stamiess 

New York 

CAPITAL FILM EXCHANGE 

PO B 234 

Spnngfield, PA 19064 

215-544-5757 

Owner Bob Gabriel 

General /Adult /Art /Foreign/ 

AUDUBON FILMS INC. 

313 E 74th St 


212-832-5107 

President Radley Metzger 

Executive Assistant: Caryl Feldman 

General Adult Art Foreign/ 

Specialized 

FRONTIER AMUSEMENT 

1 065 Grant Street 

Buffalo. NY 14207 

716-877-3350 

VP Mary Betfi Lawton 

General. Independent Films 

HLT DISTRIBUTING 

421 Cochran Rd 205 


412-344-7477 

President: Helen L Trautman 

Art 

Foreign 'Specialized 

JOHN O. GLAUS AGENCY 

POB 18072 


412-653-5493 

John O 

President. Gen. Sales Man 

Glaus 

Booker Rick Glaus 

MARVIN FILMS INC. 

1560 Broadway, Suite 1214 


212-575-7753 

President: Marvin Friedlander 

General Sales Manager Ron Sfierwin 


SVS FILMS 

1700 Broadway, 16tti Floor 


212-757-4990 

Fax:212-956-3792 

Director of Distribution: Edmond D 

Cruea 

General/Art /Foreign/Specialized 

North Carolina 


2444 Higtiway 120, Suite 101 

Duluth.GA 30136 

404-497-8348, 904-721-2122 

Fax: 404-497-0467 

Manager/Salesman /Booker Troy A, 

Clark 

Terri Leseuer 

Charlotte branch 

Ohio 

RUFF FILMS 

1601 Harrison Avenue 


513-921-8200 

Tennessee 

CLARK FILM, INC 

905 North Street 


904-721-2122 

David Gilbert 

Memphis Branch 

Texas 

CLARK-MCCRARY 

1111 No. O'Connor Rd. Ste. 129 

Irving, TX 75061 

214-259-3636 

Fax: 214-259-2527 

Branch Manager J.C, McCrary 

COUCH FILM SERVICE 

POB 763302 

Dallas. TX 75376-3302 

214-330-9976 

President: Leon Couch 


CRUMP DISTRIBUTORS INC. 

6545 Lange Circle 

Dallas. TX 75214 

214-826-6331 

President: Jim Crump 

General Release /Adult Films 

STEAMETTE 

moist heat portable steam table 

WITHOUT PANS 

5235 

F.O.B.QUINCY, MICH. 49082 

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MS4 HOT DOGS! 

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ZlLs: Holds 56 Dogs, up to 6'/. mches long, ^ze 17^xl7V. 

ifnnt innn Snit fits this machine, holds 48 UL-CbA ano iMbi- 

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Weight 45 lbs Stainless Steel-Tempered Glass with Aluminum Fire 

Prevention base 

Guaranteed 

unconditionally 90 days 

MORE THAN DOUBLES HOT DOG & 

SAUSAGE SALES— P.D.Q. 

. 

STEAMETTE 

I4"x13"x12" high 

Steel 

Chromolox element with on and off thermostat heat 

control to keep steady temperature Avoids drying out «» food or oss 

of flavor Your pans will fit the steamette Use 4) ' 

V, size 6" deep or (2) 

. 

size 6 d ep o 2| 

V., and (1) 

' 

. size 6" deep pans (1) - size 

SEE YOUR EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER OR WRITE: 

Pennsylvania 

A.S.W. ENTERPRISES 

107 6ttlSt 

Pittsburgti, PA 15222 

412-281-9838 

General Manager Arlene Weiner 


Utah 

BRINN DISTRIBUTING CO. 

1212 S. Stalest 

Salt Lake City, UT 84111 

801-355-4611.801-355-0176 

Fax: 801-355-1259 

Owner: Bryce Fillmore 

General Release/Children's Features 

OlkÊl^ ENTERPRISES ,INC. 

BOX 35, QUINCY, MICH. 49082 

(517) 639-9825 


August, 1989 47

CRITERION PICTURES 

FIVE EASY PIECES... 

It takes more than just five 

components to make a 

lamphouse system. XELAMP 

lamphouses and consoles 

utilize these five subassemblies, 

each of which is 

a masterpiece of 

engineering, as part 

of the XELAMP System. 

We invite you to look inside 

a XELAMP System before 

your next purchase and 

discover why XELAMP has 

quietly become the standard 

of the Hollywood studios. 

LP. ASSOCIATES, INC, 

6650 LtXINGTON AVENUE. HOLLYWOOD. CA. 90038 

TEL 213-462-4714 FAX 213-462-7584 

Simplicity, by design. 

In Mexico Ottawa 1147 

Colonia Providencia Guadalaiara. Jal. C.P. 44620 

lel 36-427-696 

4S 

IJOXOIUCK

800-255-2 

1 

Suite 

Manufacturers 

Of Equipment and Supplies 

ADVERTISING INDUSTRIES 

9009 Sovereign Row 


214-634-0101 

John Z. Williams, President

ARMOUR FOOD CO. 

4457 Willow Road 102 

Pieasanton. CA 94566 

4 15-463-3650 

David McCollum. Division Mgr 

Randy Hawkins, District Manager 

Hot dogs 

ARROW SIGN CO. 

1051 46th Avenue POB 7469 

Oakland, CA 94601 

415-533-7693 

Chuck Sterne, President 

Signs

1 

Box 

BRAUN BRUSH CO. 

43 Albertson Ave. 

Albertson. NY 11507 

516-741 -6000, 800-645-4 1 1 

Fax; 516-741-6299 

Lance W. Cheney, Vice President 

Maintenance, lense & screen bruslies 

BREJTFUS BUSINESS 

ENVIRONMENTS 

1329 E. University Dr 

Tempe, AZ 85281 

602-968-1112 

Fax 602-968-1173 

Ron Brejtius, President 

Cheryl Van Meter, Natl Sales 

Manager 

Linda Mejia, Office Manager. 

Customer Service 

Merle Clark, In-House Sales 

Janelle Nicholas, Bookkeeping 

Artistic sound absorbant wall panels 

and baffles 

BROASTER CO., THE 

Beloit Industrial Park & 1-90 

Beloit, Wl 53511 

608-365-0193 

Fax; 608-365-5 158 

Gerald E. Mohr, President 

James A. Shea, National Sales 

Manager 

BRULIN & COMPANY INC. 

2935-45 Columbia Ave, /P.OB 270 

Indianapolis, IN 46205 

317-923-3211 

Janet Clary, Marketing Coordinator 

John Kirk 

Commercial cleaning products & 

equipment 

BUTLER FIXTURE CO. 

3939 Williams St, 

Denver, CO 80205 

303-296-3939, 303-296-3939 

Fax; 303-296-3016 

John Karpan, President 

Display cases, concession counters, 

boxoffices 

BUX-MONT 

MARQUEES/ SIGNS CO. 

221 Horsham Rd. 

Horsham, PA 19044 

215-675-1040 

William Sweigart, Owner 

Rick Crawford Esq. 

Flag poles, flags of all nations Lessor 

of custom marquees 

C. & J. WILLENBORG INC. 

565 E. Crescent Avenue /Box 359 

Ramsey, NJ 07446 

201-825-4300, 800-526-5342 

Joseph Puglisi, President 

Gummy Candies: bears, fish, 

abc's. 

wabbits. etc 

worms, 

C. CRETORS & COMPANY 

3243 N California Avenue 

Chicago, IL 60618-5890 

312-588-1690, 800-228-1885 

Fax 312-588-2171 

Charles D Cretors, President 

E A McKnight, 

Ned McKnight, 

Vice President Sales 


Popcorn, snack and candy equipment 

C.A.T.S. USA, INC. 

1650 Broadway, Suite 1208 


212-262-6122, 212-262-6126 

Fax; 212-262-5880 

I. Greidinger, Director 

D. Banjo, Director of Operations 

Computer ticketing systems, linked 

concession systems 

CEMCORP 

1515 Melrose Lane, P OB. 105 

Forest Hill, MD 21050 

301-838-0036, 301-879-3022 

Fax; 301-838-8079 

Gorman White Jr., Vice President. 

Operations 

Ticket issuing and boxoffice control 

equipment 

CF SOFTWARE UNLIMITED 

2328 Murphy Drive 2 

Lawrence, KS 66046 

913-749-0490 

Computer software 

CADBURY-SCHWEPPES INC. 

High Ridge Park 3800 

,' 

Stanford, CN 06905 

203-968-7500, 203-329-0911 

James P Schadt, CEO 

Stephen R Wilson, President 

John T Toiko, Sr Vice President 

Norman J Fawcett, Sr Vice 

President 

Candy 

CADDY CUP HOLDER 

7667 Cahill Road 

Minneapolis, MN 55435 

612-829-0161 

Fax 612-829-0166 

Caddy Cup Holder 

CAN AM PACKAGING 

418 Wall Street 

Princeton, NJ 08540 

609-921-9456, 609-683-5388 

Fax 609-921-0483 

Richard Scherzer, President 

Ron Rose (416-321-3200) 

Ttieatre popcorn bags 

CANRAD INC. 

100 Chestnut Street 

Newark, N J 07105 

201-589-4300 

Fax; 201-589-4248 

Carl Krieger, Chairman of Board 

Harry J 

Shutt, President 

Projection equipment, amplifiers & 

pre-amps 


August, 1989 51

CARNATION CO. 



^'13-932-6722 

Dana Ouiellen, Vice President of 

Marketing 

Food manufacturer 

CARNATION DAIRY 

421 E Imperial 

Fullerton, CA 92635 

213-226-1600.213-226-1714 

Frank M Becker III. Genera/ Manager 

Ed Gassmann. President 

Chocolate covered ice-cream nuggets 

CARTS OF COLORADO 

PO Box 16249 

Denver. CO 80216 

303-288-1000 

Daniel Gallery. 

S Sales 

Vice President Mktg 

David Middleton. Sales Manager 

Mobile hot 

cold foodservice 

CELESTIAL PRODUCTS 

425 Fernando Court 

Glendale. CA 91204 

818-247-3830. 800-233-3563 

Fax 818-247-6815 

Tak Shimada. President 

Gary Brickman. Theatre Agent 

Dennis Smith 

Low voltage lighting products, a 

chandeliers 

CENTURY PROJECTOR CORP. 

1300 Optical Dr 

Azusa, CA 91702 

8 18-969-3344 

Shirley Kresge. Sales Administation 

Man. 

Projection equipment & supplies 

CERWIN-VEGA 

555 E Easy Street 

Simi Valley, CA 93065 

805-584-9332 

Rich Mandella. Pro. Sales Mgr 

Roland McBeth. Hi-Fi Sales Manager 

Stage and cinema sound systems 

CHANGE AD LETTER CO. 

20954 Curner Road ,'P OB 466 

Walnut. CA 91789 

714-598-1996. 800-854-1777 

Fax 714-598-2251 

Jane Spoerke. 

Vice President 

Marvin Cobb. Vice President 

Marquee tetters and accessories 

CHEF AMERICA 

9601 Canoga Ave 

Chalsworth, CA 91311 

818-718-8111,800-423-3242 

Rob Nelson. Nat Sis Mgr 

Katie Lyons. Food Service 

Food Service Sales 

CHILLY WILLEE PRODUCTS 

300 Jacksonville Road 

Warminster. PA 18974 

215-675-4200. 800-84-CHILL 

Fax: 215-441-8767 

Steven D Goldstein. Dir Sales a 

Marketing 

Beverage dispensers, slush 

machines, non-carb beverages 

52 BOVOIKKK 

CHOCOLATE MAVEN, LTD 

222 Guadalupe St 

Santa Fe, NM 87501 

505-984-1980. 505-982-6777 

Judyth Hill. 

President 

Bill Hill. Secretary Treasurer 

Specialty bakery home of "Reel 

Treats", concession items 

CHRISTIE ELECTRIC CORP. 

18120 South Broadvây 

Gardena, CA 90248 

213-715-1402 

Fax 213-618-8368 

Jack M Kline. 

Marketing 

Vice President Sales S 

Joe Delgado. National Sales Manager 

Stan Larson. Field Service Engineer 

Bill Sanders. Field Service Engineer 

Theatrical equipment 

CHURCHMAN TOWER 

SERVICE 

29510 SR 14 

Tavares. PL 32778 

904-343-9196. 904-343-6160 

Ward Churchman. Owner- 

Barbara Churchman. Secretary 

Dnve-in theatre screens 

CINE COASTERS 

11 10 S Robertson Blvd 2 


213-205-8955 

John Stern, President 

Richard Katz, Chief Financial Officer 

Keith Hipperly, Product Development 

Cupholders and armrests: original fit 

and retrofit 

CINE-LITE INC. 

2300 Tall Pines' Dnve 121 

Lardo. FL 34641 

813-539-7731 

Philip H Freeman. President 

Xenon bulbs 

CINECARE INTERNATIONAL 

PO Box 1983 

Santa Monica. CA 90406 

213-453-5444, 800-421-6534 

Jim Stanfield, 

Owner. President 

Manufacture film perforation repair 

machines 

CINEMA COMPUTER 

SYSTEMS 

Postfach 1164 

D-5568 Daun/Eifel, W Germany 

49-659-2655,49-211365791 

Fax 49-6592-4102 

Graf-Adolf-Strabe 108 

4000 Dusseldorf 1 . W Germany 

Thomas Dausend. Chairman & CEO 

Thomas O Hilmer. Marketing Sales 

Peter Thomas, Purchasing 

Christine Jezewski, Administration 

Jutta Brisch. 

Disposition 

Customer Support & 

Computer boxoffice systems 

CINEMA FILM SYSTEMS, INC. 

950 E Renwick Rd 

Glendora. CA 91740 

818-963-6049 

Fax:818-335-9812 

Ron Otferman, President 

Dick Niccum. Sr 

Sales 


T C Coslin. Vice President. Sales 

Bill Olmstead. Operations Manager 

Projection & sound equipment. 

screens. Iiles. 

controls 

CINEMECCANICA U.S. INC. 

5475- 1 1 5th Avenue North 

Clearwater, FL 34620 

813-573-3011 

Fax 813-572-0136 

Victor Nicelli. President 

Thomas H Brenner. Vice President 

Operations 

North American distributor 

Cinemeccanica projection 

equipment 

CIRCUIT MANAGEMENT 

SOFTWARE 

9402 Mirage 

Westminster, CA 92683 

714-898-0310 

Kurt Ruoff Computer software 

CIRO EQUIPMENT 

6820 Romaine Street 

HollyvKOood, CA 90038 

213-467-3107 

Fax 213-466-2201 

Ron Powell, Vice President Sales 

Vicki Wilson, 

Projection equipment 


CLARK SIGNS INC. 

9235 Chesapeake Dr Ste H 

San Diego. CA 92123 

619-278-2330 

William Clark. President 

Carl Davidson, Director of Operations 

Debbie Andrews, Production Manager 

Changeable menu board systems 

CLEAN CITY SQUARES, INC. 

324 S Newstead / P O B 1 5239 

Saint Louis, MO 631 10 

800-231-1327, 314-652-8622 

Fax: 314-652-3788 

William K Everhan, Wee President 

Marketing 

Diane Giles, 

Manager 

Customer Sen/ice 

Decorative trash receptacles, wood 

benches 

COCA-COLA LTD. 

1 Concorde Gate, Ste 500 

Don Mills. Ontario. M3C 3n6 

416-442-3120 

Norm Wimmer, Gen. Sales Mgr Natl 

Acct 

Soft drink syrups 

COCA-COLA USA FOUNTAIN 

P O Box 1 734 


404-676-2121 

William Ross, Manager Customer 

Relation 

Post-mix fountain syrups. Coca-Cola. 

Tab. Sprite, etc 

COFFEE DEVELOPMENT 

15303 Ventura Blvd 800 

Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 

818-501-6804 

Stuart Adelson. Director Marketing 

Coffee supplier and consultant 

COLUMBO, INC. 

3 Riverside Drive 

Andover, MA 01810 

800-343-8240 

Fax 508-685-6543 

Mike O'Connor, Natl Accounts 

Manager 

Tom Cook, Natl Field Sales Mgr 

Frozen yogurt, ice making machines 

COMMUNITY LIGHT & SOUND 

333 East 5th St 

Chester, PA 19013 

215-876-3400, 800-523-4934 

Fax: 215-874-0190 

Bruce Howze, President 

John T Wiggins. Vice President Sales 

S Marketing 

Loudspeakers systems and 

components, surround sound 

COMPUTICKET INC. 

5777 W Century Blvd. 1110 


800-422-2449, 213-670-8704 

Fax 213-670-9142 

Roger Oldfield, President 

John F 

Finnerty, Sr Vice President 

Credit card operated ticket machines 

CONNOLLY ROLL-A GRILL 

CORP. 

12 First St 

Pelham, NY 10803 

914-738-4333. 800-468-4681 

Fax 914-738-2186 

Jim Lincoln. President 

Cassim Bascus. Sales Coordinator 

Concession equipment, grills, 

bakers, warmers 

ovens 

CONSOLIDATED POPCORN 

INC. 

P O Box 309 

Schaller. lA 51053 

712-275-4242 

Wayne Blewitt, President 

Popcorn processors 

CONTINENTAL BONDWARE 

1701 Golf Rd Tower Three 

Rolling Meadows. IL 60008 

312-228-0888 

Jennifer Hoppe. Marketing Manager 

Paper disposables, cups, buckets S 

plates 

CONTINENTAL BONDWARE 

1420 East Edinger Ste 103 

Santa Ana. CA 92705 

714-547-9285 

E. Stewart Hein, Western Regional 

Manager 

Paper products & containers 

CONTROL NETWORKS 

800 West Cummings Park 

Woburn, MA 01801 

617-933-7783 

David R. Miller, 

Eileen Sheehan 

President 

Computer management of heating 

and air conditioning 

CORNELIUS CO., THE 

One Cornelius Place 

Anoka, MN 55303 

612-421-6120 

Roger W Gotf. Sr Vice President 

Oust 

Serv 

Foodservice and beverage dispensing 

equipment 

CORNNUTS 

P O Box 6759 

Oakland CA 94603 

415-632-0977 

Joe Heaney, Vice President Sales 

Toasted corn. BBO flavored toasted 

corn, nachos etc

1 

: (501) 

CRES-COR CROWN-X/ 

CRESCENT MTL 

1271 1 Taft Avenue 

Cleveland, OH 4410-1683 

216-851-6800 

George E, Baggott. President 

Mobile food service and preparation 

equipment 

CUPS ILLUSTRATED 

2155 West Longhorn Drive 

Lancaster. TX 75134 

214-224-8407, 800-334-CUPS 

Tom Swan, President 

Bob Everett, Vice President 

Sales Marketing 

Custom imprinted souvenir cups 

DAKTRONICS, INC. 

331 Thirty Second Ave /P OB 128 

Brookings. SD 57006-0128 

605-692-6145. 800-843-9879 

Fax: 605-697-5171 

Dr Aelred J Kurtenbach. President 

Frank Kurtenbach, Sales Manager 

Jim Morgan, Vice 

DECOLITE 

9555 Ovxensmouth Avenue 14 

Chatsworth. CA 91311 

818-700-8944 

Herb Beatus, President 

Marilyn Beatus. Vice President 

Low voltage lighting products 

CROWN INDUSTRIES 

151B North Park Street 

East Orange, NJ 07017 

201-672-2277 

Fax: 201-672-7536 

Gene Loebner, President 

Brass rails & fittings, 

posts & railing 

control ropes, 

CY YOUNG, INC. 

2920 Oak 

Kansas City, MO 64108 

816-753-1776 

Bill 

Hildebrand, Marketing Manager 

Cupholder armrest 

President 

Engineering 

Bernie Ostrenga. Commercial Market 

Manager 

Display systems 

DART CONTAINER CORP. 

500 Hogsback Road 

Mason. Ml 48854 

517-676-3800 

Fax: 517-676-3883 

Bob Williams. Sales Manager 

DECOUSTICS LIMITED 

65 Disco Road 

Etobicoke. Ontario. Canada M9W 

IM2 

416-675-3983. 800-387-3809 

Fax 416-675-5546 

Steve Wilson. National Sales 

Manager 

L. Lim. Sales Assistant 

CROWN INTERNATIONAL 

1718 Mistiawaka Rd 

Elkhart, IN 46517 

219-294-8000 

James Beattie, General Sales 

lânager 

Chuch Gushwa, hârketing lânager 

Amplifiers & preamps 

Disposable food service products, 

cups and containers 

DATASYM INC. 

435 Elgin Street 

Branttord, Ontario, Canada N3T 5Y6 

519-758-5800 

Frank Hader, Director of Sales 

PCS systems Integrators 

DEL MONTE USA DEL 

MONTE CORP. 

One Market Plaza, POB 3575 

San Francisco. CA 941 19 

415-442-5257, 415-442-4161 

Mike Thurlow, 

Foodservice 


Prepared and packaged foods, soft 

drink mix 

CRYOGENIC SERVICES 

I 575 & Airport Dr /POB 1312 

Canton, GA 30114 

800-241-7452, 404-479-6531 

Fax: 404-479-4603 

George Kalet, President 

Gary Sedivy, Dir of Marketing 

Low pressure bulk C02 systems for 

beverage carbonation 

D & D FABRICATION & 

ERECTION 

1430-C Cabrillo Park Drive 


714-543-3682 

Gene Taylor. General Sales Manager 

Fabricate and install drive-in ttieatre 

screens 

DAVID BERG & CO. 

165 South Water Market 


312-738-2200 

Hov»ard Eisenberg, Sr,, 

Vice 

President 

Ed Welnshenker, Sale Manager 

Hot Dogs 

517 Broadway /POB 278 

Concordia. KS 66901 

913-243-3321 

Delmer F Harris Jr , President 

Ruth M Hams 

Playmate playground equipment, 

bicycle racks 

YOU'VE GOT TO HEAR 

THE NEW FRAZIERS. 

This year FRAZIER celebrates 60 years of service in meeting 

sound reinforcement needs of tfie sound contractor 

Pnde in craftsmanstiip and performance remain tfie focus at 

FRAZIER witfi economy in systems installation a new measurement 

of FRAZIER's leadersfiip. 

Ttie new FRAZIER CATim designs re-define standards of 

performance in music and speecfi intelligibility by utilizing 

state-of-the-art Coincident-Aligned Transducer technology 

FRAZIER remains dedicated to the solid feel and pleasing 

aesthetics associated with real wood construction Natural 

oak and walnut veneers are hand mbbed in the furniture 

making tradition. 

FRAZIER's new compact designs are easier to install and 

ad|ust using a unique mounting system — a potential cost 

containment benefit where a modest budget is concerned 

Whether you are installing new systems or updating old, 

you desen/e to benefit from FRAZIER's 60 years of dedicated 

service For more information on FFWZIER's new systems 

and the requirements to become a FRAZIER dealer, write: 

Route 3, Box 31 9 • Morrilton, AR 721 1 • 1 -800-643-8747 

727-5543 

vl/ 

Response No 6

800-83 

DETROIT POPCORN CO. 

12065 Telegraph Road 

Redford. Ml 48239 

313-531-9200, 800-642-CORN 

Fax: 313-535-4501 

Robert Jasgur, President 

Richard Jasgur, Vice 

President Manager 

Concession equipment & food 

DR. PEPPER CO. 

PO Box 655086 

Dallas. TX 75265-5086 

214-824-0331 

Dale P Schaufel. Vice President 

Sales 

Soft drink syrups S concentrates 

EDW. H. WOLK CO. INC. 



312-939-2720 

Charles Wolk, President 

Norman Lauterbach. General 

OEM replacement parts for 35mm 

motion picture equipment 

EVENT GRAPHIC SYSTEMS 

POB 14607 

San Fransisco. CA 941 14 

415-777-3226 

Scott Redmond, President 

Morns Timothy. Production Director 

Graphics. Marquee Magic: premiere 

DI-AN CONTROLS INC. 

944 Dorchester Ave 


617-288-7700 

Robert D Kodis, President 

BoMffice equipment & supplies, 

computers & service 

DIAMOND STRAW 

1 705 East 20th Street 


213-747-5373, 800-523-2392 

Don Brunner, President 

Manager 

Straws, stir sticks, cutlery 

Sales 

DILLINGHAM TICKET CO. 

781 Ceres Ave 


213-627-6916 

Tim O'Keefe. President 

Mike OKeete. Account Executive 

Ticket printing of all kinds 

DINET DISTRIBUTED 

NETWORKS INC 

261 1 Temple Heights Or Ste. F 

Oceanside. CA 92956 

619-724-5355 

Fax: 619-724-6209 

Pat Makouec. President 

Dana McKinzie. Manager 

Sales 

Marketing 

Brian Watts, General Manager 

Telephone information systems 

DRI-VIEW MFG. CO. 

4700 Allmond Ave 

Louisville. KY 40209 

502-368-3341 

Wm Steve Andnot. President 

Paul A Androit. Vice President 

Plastic ram visor to keep ram o 

windshield 

DURKAN PATTERNED 

CARPETS 

405 Virgil Dr,POB 1006 

Dalton. GA 30720 

800-241-4580 

Thomas R Durkan. President 

David Lynch. Executive Vice 

President 

Bob Cassell. Marketing Director 

10-146 Merchandise Mart 


312-670-2676 

Stephanie (Stevie) Ball. Sales Agent 

Custom patterned carpel 

DURKEE FOOD SERVICE 

925 Euclid Avenue 

Cleveland. OH 44115 

216-344-8000. 312-384-2500 

Dick Winger. Vice President Sales i 

Marketing 

Steve Alll. Regional Mgr 

Popping oil. vegetable shortenings 

and spices 

EIKI BELL & HOWELL 

AV VIDEO 

27882 Camino Capistrano 

Laguna Niguel. CA 92677 

714-582-2511 

Anthony Janicki. Manager Marketing 

Standard & high intensity 16mm 

projectors 

ELECTRO-CHEMICAL 

PRODUCTS 

159 Park Ave 

Rutherford, NJ 07070 

201-507-5020,201-507-5021 

Fax 201-507-0807 

John Witterschein, President 

Film cleaners & cleaning systems, 

rewinds 

ELECTRO-VOICE DIV., MARK 

IV 

345 Herbert St, 

Gananoque, Ontario. Canada K7G 

2V1 

6 1 3-382-2 141,61 3-382-2955 

Fax 613-382-7466 

Doug MacCallum. Vice 

President General Manager 

Shirley Eastman. Customer Service 

F & F LABORATORIES INC. 

3501 W 48th Place 


312-927-3737. 800-621-0225 

Michael J McGuinnes. V.P. Sales S 

Marketing 

Candy products 

FAMOUS AMOS CORP. 

680 Knox St 

Torrance, CA 90509-2908 

213-715-6222. 800-423-31 14 

Stan Poluton. 

Cookies 


FAWN FEDERAL MACHINE 

CORP. 

8044 University P OB 1779 

Des Moines. lA 50306 

515-274-1555. 800-247-2446 

Jim Kinning 

Manufacturer of all types of vending 

FERRARA PAN CANDY CO. 

7301 W Harrison SI 

Forest Park. IL 60130 

312-366-0500 

Thomas A Pagano 

Panned confections 

DIVERSIFIED MANAGEMENT 

SERVICES INC. 

301 Sovereign Street Ste 101 

St LOUIS, MO 63011 

314-227-4855 

Carl Brown, President 

Computerized boxoffice and 


DIXIE MARATHON 

800 Connecticut Ave. 

Norwalk, CT 06856 

203-854-2000 

Charles Beck, Manager of 

Merchandising 

Paper products, dispensing systems. 

load wraps 

DOLBY LABORATORIES INC. 

100 Potrero Ave 

San Francisco. CA 94103 

415-558-0200 

Fax: 415-863-1373 

Ray Dolby. Chairman 

Bill 

Jasper. President 

Ed Schummer. Vice President 

Marketing 

Sam Chavez. Cinema Tech 

Mgr 

1610 N Las Palmas 


213-464-4596 

David W Gray. Dir Hollywood Film 

Div 

SR S NR dubbing equipment. 

post-prod services, cinema 

processors 

EASTMAN KODAK CO. 

343 State St Dept 600 

Rochester. NY 14650 

716-724-2904. 716-724-3738 

Fax: 716-724-9702 

John G Spence. Manager. Support 

Services 

1 133 Avenue of the Americas 


212-930-7500 

Edward Burns. Sales Manager 


Oak Brook. IL 60521 

312-954-6000 

6700 Santa Monica Bl Box 38939 


213-464-6131 

Film stock. 16mm projection. 

ECONO PLEAT 


213-870-2246 

See Dawsey Sales in 

1 seminar services 

Carpets, draperies, curtains, 

accouslical coverings 

Dealer Listings 

ELMO MANUFACTURING 

CORP. 

70 New Hyde Park Road 

New Hyde Park. NY 1 1040 

516-775-3200 

Photographic equipment 

EMILAR CORP. 

4570 E Eisenhower Circle 

Anaheim. CA 92807 

714-779-8394. 800-421-7071 

Fax: 714-779-6696 

Norman Collins. Chief Exec Officer 

Ramsis Mattar, Production Manager 

Marcia Cardenas. Sales Manager 

Stan Severinas. Purchasing 

Loudspeakers, compression drivers, 

horns, crossovers, etc 

EPRAD INC. 

2541 Tracy Road 

Northwood. OH 43619 

419-666-3266 

Fax 419-666-6534 

Roger E 

Blough. General Manager 

Equipment manufacturers for motion 

picture theatres 

ESSANNAY ELECTRIC MFG. 

CO. 

851 W Grand Ave 


312-733-5050 

Bill Nevins. Engineer 

Changeover devices, pro/eclors i 

switching 

FONDA GROUP, THE 

146 Chestnut St 

Springfield. MA 01103 

413-731-8831. 800-888-8066 

Fax: 413-731-5164 

Doug Smith, Vice President 

Sales 

. Marketing 

Joseph Marcelynas, Gen Mgr Mktg 

Sales 

Susan Roux. Marketing Assistant 

Popcorn cups, tubs, paper coldcups 

FOREIGN CANDY CO., INC, 

THE 

RR1, POB 37A 

Hull, lA 51239 

7 1 2-439- 1 496 1-8541 

, 

Fax 712-439-1434 

Mark Van Wyk, Marketing Director 

Shawna R Schouten, Assi Marketing 

Director 

Black Forest Gummy Bears 

FORT HOWARD CORP. 

PO 19130 

Green Bay, Wl 54307-9130 

414-435-8821 

Paul J Schierl, Chairman 

10100 Reisterstown Rd 

Owings Mills. MD21117 

301-363-1111 

Bill Haas. National Acer Mgr. 

800 Iowa Avenue 

Riverside. CA 92507 

714-781-7450 

Drinking cups and food service items 

54 BOXOKKKK

FOSTER ENGINEERING & 

MFG. 

1 W. Lone Catus Dr 

Phoenix, AZ 85027 

602-492-0071 

Mr. Foster, Owner 

Portion control devices for soda 

machines 

FRAZIER, DIV OF 

SOUND-CRAFT 

Route 3, Box 319 

Mornlton, AR 721 10-9532 

501-727-5543, 800-643-8747 

Fax: 501-727-5402 

Earle Love, President 

James R Truelson, Vice President 

Saies

pre-popper 

1 

GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS 

CO. 

2001 Dalton Avenue 

Cincinnati. OH 45214-2089 

513-381 -1313, 800-543-0862 

Fax: 513-381-1570 

J.C. Evans, Vice President 

Dan Kroeger, Sales Manager 

Concession equipment and supplies 

GOLDBERG BROTHERS INC. 

8000 E 40mAve POB 38819 


303-321-1099 

Fax: 303-388-0749 

Randall G Uriik. 

President 

Rick Knight, 

Executive Vice 


Projection & boxoffice equipment 

GOLDENBERG CANDY CO. 

161 W Wyoming Ave 

Philadelphia, PA 19140 

215-455-7505 

Edgar Goldenberg, Director of 

Marketing 

Candy & peanut chews 

GOOD STUFF BEVERAGE 

CO., THE 

12191 Firebrand St- 

Garden Grove, CA 92640 

714-971-8630 

Bill J Janneson, Jr.. CEO President 

Carol 

I 

Jameson, Vice 

President Treasurer 

Bruce McMann. Exec Vice President 

Bill J Jameson. Vice President Sales 

Non-carbonated juice products. 

beverage dispenser programs 

GOOD TIME FOODS, INC. 

48839 Kato Rd 

Fremont, CA 94539 

415-490-3434,800-821-8627 

Fax:415-226-9758 

Steve Lazar, President 

Dave Booth, Dir of Operations 

Concessions, 

. 

Distributor 

equipment & food 

GREATER UNION THEATRE 

SUPPLIES 

541 Darling St, 

Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia 

02-810-0611 

Fax 02-8107102 

Graham F Codd, General Manager 

Peter Williams 

Projection, sound, stage, drive-in 

equipment 

GREENHILL PRESS, INC. 

2614 Rhawn Street 


215-624-8200 

David J Breish. Owner 

Advertising, display i 

GREER ENTERPRISES 

39 E Chicago St /PO.B 35 

Ouincy, Ml 49082 

517-639-9825 

Fax 517-639-4379 

Helen Greer. President 

Dorothy Moore. General Manager 

28 1 No Grant Ave 

Columbus, OH 43215 

614-221-0636 

William J Greer. Vice President 

Glenray tiot dog mactiine. steamette 

GROSH STUDIOS 

4114 Sunset Blvd 


213-662-1134 

Fax: 213-664-7526 

Ralph Cichetti, Salesman 

Stage equipment & tfieatre furnisfyings 

H 

HAAGEN-DAZ CO. INC. 

Glenpointe Centre East 

Teaneck, NJ 07666 

800-451-6306 

Deanna Hubili, 

Sales 

Director Specialty 

Ruchard Here, Manager Specialty 

Sales 

Ice Cream 

HAFLER 

613 S Rockford Drive 

Tempe, AL 85281 

602-967-3565 

Fax: 602-894-1528 

Jeff Peters, Natl 

Manager 

Amplifiers 

Sales. Mktg 

HALGO SPECIALTIES 

1 6760 Stagg Street 209 

Van Nuys.CA 91406 

818-366-0744 

Norm Goldstein, President/Owner 

Drapery, custom track, rigging and 

motor systems 

HARKNESS SCREENS LTD. 

Gate Studios. Station Rd 

Boreham Wood, Herts. England WD6 

1DQ 

01-953-3611 

Fax: 01-207-3657 

Eddie Daniels, Dir 

Sales 

Marketing 

of 

John Lawton 

Screens towers, curtains, masking. 

screen cloltis & frames 

HARLAN FAIRBANKS CO., 

LTD. 

12031 No 5 Road 

Richmond, B C Canada, V7A 4E9 

604-275-8447 

Fax: 604-275-8450 

WE. Donelly, President 

Concessions equipment & food 

HENRY HEIDE INC. 

14 Terminal Rd ;POB 271 

New Brunswick, NJ 08903 

201-846-2400, 800-331-0657 

Fax 201-846-8109 

Warren P Rasweiler, Sates Manager 

Phihp Heide. Vice President in charge 

of Sales 

Candy 

HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CO. 

19 E Chocolate Ave 

Hershey, PA 17033 

717-534-4200 

Melinda Reese. National Accounts 

Milton T Mathews 

Candy & snack foods 

HI-TECH THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT, INC 

225 West King St POB 4186 

St Augustine, FL 32085 

904-829-5702 

Larry Polla, CEO President 

Steve Kitten, Chief Tech Research 

Design 

John E Litton, Operations 

Manager Dir Computer Div 

Computers, projection, service S 

repairs, sound equipment 

HIGH PERFORMANCE 

STEREO 

64 Bowen Street 

Newton Centre, MA 02159-1820 

617-244-1737 

Fax 617-244-4390 

John F Allen, President 

Computer designed digital & SR 

ready HPS-4000 sound systems 

HILTON COMMERCIAL 

GROUP, INC. 

POB 2026 

N Hollywood. CA 91610-0026 

818-953-4160 

Fax: 818-953-7826 

John D Adlai, Richard S Adlai 

Non-alcohol beverages, imported 

candies, cookies 

HIRE-NELSON CO. 

325 Factory Road 

Addison. IL 60101 

312-543-9400, 312-261-3598 

Bud Gilbert, President 

Concession equipment 

HORMEL & CO. 

PO Box 38 

La Mirada. CA 90637 

714-521-9500 

Hot dogs 

HOUSTON ASSOCIATED 

POPCORN 

4321 Old Spanish Trail 

Houston, TX 77021 

713-747-7757 

Monty Peyton. Branch Manager 

Walt Moran. Branch Manager 

Concession equipment & supplies 

HUGIN-SWEDA INC. 

34 Maple Ave 

Pinebrook. NJ 07058 

201 575-8100 

Cash registers 

HURLEY SCREEN CORP. 

1610 Robin Circle POB 217 

Forest Hill, MD 21050 

301-836-9333, 301-879-6757 

Fax: 301-838-8079 

Gorman W White Jr , 

Vice President. 

Operations 

Custom made screens masking S 

screen brushes 

HUSSEY SEATING CORP. 

Dyer Street 

N Berwick, ME 03906 

207-676-2271 

Fax 207-676-2222 

James Ackerson, Seating Sales 

Manager 

Janice Champion, Marketing 

Associate 

4012 Richmond N W 

Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 

616-453-5435 

Tom O'Hara, Sates Manager-Theatre 

Mrk 

Theatre seating 

ICEE USA 

1 330 Knollwood Circle 

Anaheim, CA 92801 

714-220-3107 

Bill Dill, Vice President/Nat Sis Mgr 

Beverage dispensers S, 

corn 

ILLUMILITE INC. 

6920 Havenhurst Suite 208 

Van Nuys, CA 91406 

818-904-9861 

Fax:818-904-9864 

Jana De Witt. President 

Julie DeWitt, Dir 

Aisle lights, 

pre-popped 

of Public Relations 

dimmers, lighting 

IMAGE NATIONAL 

444 E Amity Rd 

Boise, ID 83707 

208-345-4020 

Don Brown, Wee President 

D C.Cobb, Vice President 

Manufacturer of electric signs 

IMPERIAL CUP CORP. 

808 Fontaine Street 

Kenton, OH 43326 

4 1 9-673-07 1 1 . 

800-537-4 

Fax 419-675-7141 

1 4 

David Kaplan, Vice President Sales & 

Marketing 

Paper, plastic cups, company 

delivered 

IMTECH INTERNATIONAL, 

INC. 

260 West Broadway 


212-226-6900 

Fax: 212-226-8594 

Ellen Baum, Sates Mktg Coordinator 

Video walls 

INDIANA CASH DRAWER CO. 

POB 236 

Shelbyville, IN 46176 

317-398-6643 

Fax: 317-392-0958 

Joseph R Showers Jr, President 

William T 

Showers. 

Secretary Treasurer 

JR Showers, III, Vice President 

Bruce L Mann. General Manager 

Dave Holdren, Mgr Customer 

Support 

Inside Sales 

Electronically or manually activated 

cash drawers 

INTERACT COMPUTER 

SYSTEMS 

PO Box 15084 

Asheville, NC 28813 

704-254-9876 

William A Rhodes III, 

President 

Steve Powers, Programmer 

Computerized theatre accounting 

software 

INTERNATIONAL CINEMA 

EQUIP. CO 

6750 N E 4th Court 


305-756-0699. 305-754-1 175 

Fax: 305-758-2036 

Steven Krams. President 

Dara Reusch. Vice President 

Sales S service of complete theatre 

equipment 

56 Boxoffice

INTERNATIONAL ICE CREAM 

CORP. 

492 Rutherford Avenue 


617-242-5300 

Bruce C Ginsberg, Executive Vice 

President 

Ice cream and ice cream freezers 

INTERNATIONAL SEATING 

CORP. 

993 R Watenown St /P O B 55 

West Newton, MA 02165 

617-964-5560, 800-225-4318 

Bernard Freedman, President 

Curtains, acoustical coverings, 

seating, draperies 

IRA ROBERTS 

185 N Robertson Blvd. 


213-657-1170 

Robert Kotin. President 

Ira Kaplan, Vice President 

Old time movie posters, movie note 

cards 

IRWIN SEATING CO. 

POB 2429 

Grand Rapids, Ml 49501 

616-784-2621, 616-784-2566 

Fax 616-784-5819 

Paul Winctiester, Vice President 

Bill Marsti, Sales Manager 

Complete line of standard & luxury 

theatre chairs 

ISALY KLONDIKE CO., THE 

3657 Post Road, Suite 16 

Warwick, Rl 02886 

401-738-0615 

Fax 401-732-6310 

Donald P. Salvatore. National Broker 

Kevin A Killoran 

5400 118th Ave North 

Clearwater, FL 34620 

813-572-7088 

Fax: 813-573-1568 

Sharon Gardner, Group Product 

Manager 

Klondike Miniature Ice Cream 

Nuggets 

ISLAND ENTERPRISES 

140 Florida St 

Farmingdale, NY 11735 

800-322-2207, 516-293-4670 

Dean Edelman, President 

Title art for one sheet cases 

J & J SNACK FOODS CORP. 

6000 Central Highway 

Pennsauken. NJ 08109 

609-665-9533 

Fax 609-665-6359 

Gerald B Shreiber, President 

Robert M Radano, Vice President 

Sales 

Soft pretzels, churros. juice bars & 

non-carb. beverags 

JAR FILM CO. 

6820 Romaine 


213-467-3107 

Fax 213-466-2201 

Ron Powell, Vice President Sales 

Jim Reichow 

Reels, rewinds, splicers 

JBL PROFESSIONAL 

8500 Balboa Blvd /POB 2200 

Northridge, CA 91329 

818-893-8411 

Ronald H Means. President 

Steve Romeo, Market Manager 

Mark Gander, Vice President 

Marketing 

Ken Lopez. 


Amplifiers, equalizers, speakers. 

stereo sound systems 

J. G. CLARK CO. 

2079 Cannan Township Rd 244 

Edson. OH 43320 

419-845-2161 

Fax: 419-845-2439 

Ken Vance. Vice President Sales 

Dean Maccagnone, Sales Manager 

Paper packaging, popcorn containers, 

carryout trays, boxes 

JET SPRAY CORP. 

825 University Ave, /P OB, 8250 

Nonwood. MA 02062 

617-769-7500. 800-JET-CORP 

Fax: 617-769-7500 

Ronald T, Alonzo. 

J,P, 

Sales S Marketing 

Nize 


Hot & cold beverage dispensers 

JUST BORN INC. 

1300 Stefko Blvd 

Bethlehem. PA 18016 

215-867-7568. 800-445-5787 

Fax: 800-543-4981 

Dan R Grant. National Sales Mgr. 

Donna Cook 

Hot Tamale cinnamon flavored 

candies. Mike & Ike assorted fruit 

candies 

K 

KALART-VICTOR CORP. 

20 Hultenius Street 

Plainville. CT 06062 

203-747-1663 

Bruce H 

Quartin. Sates Manager 

Manufacturer of audio visual 

equipment 

KANSAS CITY TICKET CO. 

9320 West 53rd Terrace 

Merriam, KS 66203 

913-677-6622 

Kirk Schuiz, Sales Manager 

Beverly Johnston, Office Manager 

Ticket printers 

KEEBLER CO. 

One Hollow Tree Lane 

Elmhursl, IL 60126 

312-833-2900 

Timothy J Reichart. Marketing 

Manager Candy 

- 

Candy, cookies 

KELMAR SYSTEMS INC. 

284 Broadway 

Huntington Station. NY 1 1 746 

516-692-6131. 516-421-1230 

Fax: 516-421-1274 

Andrew Marglin. President 

Margaret Pearsall. Executive Vice 

President 

Projection S sound equipment 

c 

re-li-a-bil-i-ty 

DEFINES THE ALL POPULAR 

THREE PLATTER-NO REWIND 

FILM SYSTEM 

Holds Up to 4V2 Hours of Filin 

Each Platter Has A Permanent 

Control Panel 

LP271 MAKE-UP TABLES SPEED PROGRAM PREPARATION 

Three Models to Choose From 

SYSTEMS & PRODUCTS ENGINEERING COMPANY

Suite 

KINOTONE DIV. OF 

ARRIFLEX CORP 

50O Route 303 

Blauvelt, NY 10913 

914-353-1400, 201 •279-9700 

Fax: 914-425-1250 

Howard P Jones, Product Manager 

John Gallucci 

Dislribulor ol Kinotorê projection 

equipment, light sources 

KINTEK INC. 

224 Calvary St. 

Waltham, MA 02154 

617-894-6111 

Fax 617-647-4235 

Zaki Abdun-Nabi, President 

Dan Taylor. Vice President Marketing 

& Sales 

Paula Polcaro. Marlêting & Sales 

Administrator 

Sound systems S equipment 

KLIPSCH & ASSOCIATES 

POB 688 

Hope. AR 71801 

501-777-6751 

Fax 501-777-6753 

Kent W Sheldon, National Sales 

KNEISLEY ELECTRIC CO., 

THE 

2501 Lagrange St / PO B 4692 

Toledo, OH 43610-0692 

419-241-1219 

Fax 419-241-9920 

Clinton B Ewell Jr . 

President 

Betty M Schiffler 

Projection equipment. 16mm. 35mm 

. 

1 

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>" 

Popcorn 

M.I.S ASSOCIATES 

18040 Sherman Way 320 

Reseda, CA 91335-4631 

818-342-8259 

Jerome Ginsberg. Proprietor 

Cash register systems, ticket issuing 

& computers 

MABEN INC. 

14004 N,W. 19th Avenue 

Opa Locka, FL 33054 

305-681-2021 

M. Dagostino, Secretary 

Insect repellents, mosquito coils 

MANKO SEATING CO. INC. 

50 West 36th St 


212-695-7470 

Fax: 212-563-0840 

Norman Manko, President 

Replacement seat covers, backs, 

foam, cotton S fabrics 

MANLEY, INC. 

PO.B 1006 

KasasCity. MO 64141 

816-421-6155 

MARBLE CO. INC., THE 

421 Hart Lane/POB. 160080 

Nashville, TN 37216 

800-327-3621, 615-227-7772 

Fax 615-228-1301 

J 

William Blevins, President 

Ronald W Purtee, General fânager 

Elizabeth E 

J Kevin Stafford. Sales 

Langtey. Office fvlanager 

Sharon M Dendy. Customer Service 

Projection supplies, exciter lamps, 

MARJACK MYERS CO. INC. 

1352 Holton Lane 

Langley Park, MD 20783 

301-439-8500, 301-439-8500 

Fax: 301-434-0491 

Steve Coopersmith, President 

Barry Coopersmith, 


Complete ttieatre S concession 

supply, manufacturer of popcorn 

products 

MARKETING DISPLAYS, INC. 

24450 Indoplex Circle 

Farmington Hills, Ml 48331 

313-478-1900, 800-228-8925 

Fax 313-478-2848 

Gary Rigby. Sales Ivlanager 

Ralph Baughn. West Regl. Sales 

fvlgr 

Susan Terova. tvlarketing Operations 

Manager 

ChaseLite front-loading frames. 

Iloorstands 

MARTECH MARKETING 

914 E Tailmadge Ave 

Akron. OH 44310 

216-633-8545 

LED moving message signs 

MASSA STUDIO SOUND 

1514 W Magnolia 

Burbank.CA 91506 

818-848-5633 

Charles Massa. Owner 

Tfieatre sound systems, projection 

equipment, screening rooms 

MCALLISTER ASSOCIATES 

INC. 

274 Main Street 301 

Reading. MA 01867 

617-942-0700 

Richard A. McAllister. President 

Theatre chain management 

MEIJI SEIKA NEW YORK INC. 

733 3rd Avenue 1910 


212-557-1580 

Fax: 212-557-1583 

Candy 

MERRITT SYSTEMS INC. 

3449 S Industrial Rd 

Las Vegas, NV 89109 

702-794-3669, 800-327-7632 

Bernard D Merritt, 

President 

Sondra Merritt, Marketing Director 

Frances Aumock, Prod Manager 

Auto portion controls for soft drinks, 

C.G. Manley. President 

Dan Corey 


MANU-TECH 

2040 Fremont Blvd. 

Seaside. CA 93955 

408-394-8167 

Angelo Villucci. General Manager 

Kevin Villucci, Owner 

Blohard-electric backpack blow 

cleaner 

MARK IV CINEMA 

600 Cecil Street 

Buchanan, Ml 49107 

6 1 6-695-683 1 , 6 1 6-695-683 

Fax: 800-544-2154 

Janine Masten, Sales fânager 

Todd Rockwell, fvlarketing Specialist 

Electro-Voice Speakers 

Altec Lansing) 

(See also 

MATLAW'S FOOD PRODUCTS 

INC. 

PO B 9593 

New Haven. CT 06535 

203-934-5233 

Fax: 203-933-8506 

Abe Strahl. Vice President Sales & 

Marketing 

Marvin Gutkin. Director of Sales 

Prepared snack, vending & fried 

food warming equip 

METROPOLITAN 

CONCESSIONS IND. 

9950 Mission Mill Road 

Whittier.CA 90601 

213-695-0541 

Skip Stefansen. President 

Leading 

perfonner 

ina 

starring 

role 

Leading 

performer 

ina 

supporting 

role 

Outstanding 

short 

subject 

Quality 

Weaver Popcorn 

in 50 lb. bags. 

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Eastern Plant Van Buren. IN Western Plant Ulysses. KS

Suite 

MEYER SOUND 

LABORATORIES INC. 

2832 San Pablo Ave 

Berkeley, CA 94702 

Fax i-8356 

John Meyer. President 

Mark Johnson, Technical Sales 

Manager 

Loudspeaker systems for sound 

reinforcement applications 

MILES W. FRY & SONS 

NURSERY 

300 Frysville Rd 

Ephrala. PA 1 7522 

717-354-4501 

Morton S, 

Fry, Owner 

Growers of frygille hybrid poplars I 

drive-in theatre screening 

MILLIKEN & COMPANY 

201 Industrial Drive 

La Grange. GA 30240 

404-883-5291 

Gail Stanford. Merchandising 

Manager 

Carpets, floor coverings, cleaners. 

disinfectants 

MINUTE MAID FOODSERVICE 

GROUP 

P O, Box 2079 


713-888-5000, 713-888-5524 

Richard M Helmey, Vice 

President General Manager 

Mark S Smith, Menu Merch. 

Manager 

Frozen snack & desert novelties. 

beverage syrups & mixes 

MIRREX CORP. 

7 Evans Terminal 

Hillside, NJ 07205 

201-353-3370 

Fax: 201-353-6899 

EL Piano, Vice President 

Glassless mirror panels 

MOHAWK CARPET CO. 

1755 The Exchange 


404-951-6000 

Max Perlwin, Vice President of 

Advertising 

Carpet manufacturer 

MONSTER CABLE PRODUCTS 

INC. 

101 Tovunsend Street 


415-777-1355, 213-322-8200 

Noel Lee, President 

Gary Reber, Director Special Projects 

Cable & wire 

MOTTS FOODSERVICE 

(CANADA DRY 

1 770 Indian Trail Rd Sle 1 50 

Norcross, GA 30093 

404-381-5342 

Fax 404-381-9893 

Mike Rixman, Dir Sales S Marketing 

Postmix syrups. Sunkisl, Canada Dry 

N 

N.T. AUDIO VISUAL SUPPLY 

INC. 

PO Box 618 

Topanga, CA 90290 

213-455-2560 

Thomas McCormick. President 

Nancy McCormick, Vice President 

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POB 

Box 

ORIGINAL MOVIE COOKIE 

CO. 

2 1 2 Woodley Street 

Las Vegas, NV 89106 

702-386-2995 

Melissa Thomas. Owner 

Decorated movie cookies to lie-in 

with promotion of releases 

OSCAR MAYER & CO. 

P O Box 58869 


213-587-1181 

Mike Jones 

Hot dogs, meats 

OSRAM CORP. 

1 10 Bracken Road 

Montgomery, NY 12549 

914-457-4040, 800-431-9980 

Paul Caramagna, Dir 

Light Group 

Xenon bulbs 

Photo-Optic 

PEAVEY ELECTRONICS 

7 1 1 A Street 2898 

' 

Meridian, MS 39301 

601-483-5365 

Ken Valentine, Product Manager 

Sound systems, amplifiers, equalizers 

PEPSI-COLA COMPANY 

Somers, NY 10589 

914-253-2483 

Peter Leyh, Nat Sales Mgr Theat 

Ed Backus, Vice President Bus Dev 

4701 Park Road 

Benicia.CA 94510 

707-746-5404 

Paul Lukanowski, Sales 

Soft drinks 

PEREY TURNSTILES 

535 Fifth Avenue 


212-599-0077 

M F Hendrickson. Head of Sales 

Turnstiles and gates, electronic 

admission equipment 

SUPER XENON UMPS 

PVO FOODS INC. 

3400 N Wharf St P O B 5420 

St. Louis, MO 63147 

800-325-7080, 314-622-0210 

Paul Norton, Executive Vice President 

Tony Baroo, Tim Shively 

Shortenings, margarines, coconut 

oils, 

specialty products 

PACER CORP. 

2210 Canyon Park Blvd. 

Bothell, WA 98021 

206-481-7200 

Fax: 206-485-6169 

Alan Zelt. 

Director of Sales 

Gary Brown, Market Development 

Mgr 

Computers, equipment, point of sale 


PACKAGING CORP OF 

AMERICA 

150 Paularino Ave. 276 

Costa Mesa. CA 92626 

714-957-6211 

Carry out trays 

PACKER PLASTICS 

2330 Packer Road 

Lawrence, KS 66044 

913-842-3000, 800-255-6506 

Fax: 913-842-5086 

Mike Jacob. Natl 

Sales Ivlanager 

Concession equipment S containers 

PAR PRODUCTS INC. 

439 Boulevard 

New Haven, CT 06519 

203-773-1999 

Norman B Greenhouse, President 

Concession supply wholesaler 

PEARSON CANDY CO. 

2140 W 7th St 64459 

, 

St Paul. MN 55164 

800-328-6507, 612-698-0356 

Larry L. Hassler, President / CEO 

Judith E Johnston, Sr Vice President 

Ronald N Ethier. Regional Sales Mgr 

Frank J Kerr, Regional Sales Mgr 

Andrew R. Gromen, Regional Sales 

Mgr. 

Candy 

PERKE INDUSTRIES 

2015 E 5th St. Suite 5 

Tempe. AR 85281 

602-966-2166 

Tom Perkovich, President 

Dave Perkovich, Vice President 

Theatre, concession, drive-in 

equipment S supplies 

PERMEX SELF-ILLUMINATING 

EXIT SIGNS 

2937 Alt Blvd. North 

Grand Island. NY 14074 

716-773-7634 

Larry Keating, Vice President 

PO B0X4100-A 


818-795-9238 

Robert Nelson, Sales Manager 

Self-illuminating exit signs 

PHILLIPS ELECTRO 

EXTENSIONS 

Rt.2-Box 440/Coffman Hill 

Ronceverte, WV 24970 

304-647-5671 

Homer L Phillips, Owner 

Arc lamp carbon savers 

PIC CORP. 

23 South Essex Avenue 

Orange. NJ 07050 

201-678-7300 

Sid Goldman, President 

Allen Rubel, 


Road 

Manufacturer and importer, insect 

repellents 

PLASTIC REEL CORP. OF 

AMERICA 

1302 W Randolph 


312-942-1950 

Fax: 201-933-9468 

Gunther Ries, Branch Manager 

8140 Webb Ave. 

No. Hollywood, CA 91605 

818-504-0400 

Fax: 818-504-0946 

Vince Carabello. 

Projection, 


video & film storage & 

shipping equipment containers 

RETRACTABLE HUB SPLIT REELS 

FOR TRAILER MAKE-UP AND TEAR-DOWN 


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and PROFITS 

USE 

ODELL'S 

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THE PREMIUM QUALITY 

BUTTER SUBSTITUTE 

CALL 

ODELLS 

AMERICA'S 

POPCORN 

TOPPING 

PEOPLE 

24 HOUR TOLL FREE NUMBER 

1-800-635-0436 

POLYPLASTIC FORMS INC. 

49 Gazza Blvd 

Farmingdale, NY 1 1735 

516-249-501 

Thomas E Garretl, President 

Letters, signs, grapttics. i display 

items 

POPCORN FACTORY, THE 

13970 W Laurel Dr 

Lake Forest. IL 60045 

312-362-0028 

Phyllis Crelors. President 

Nancy Hensel, Mercti Mktg. 

Manager 

Popcorn products 

POPPERS SUPPLY CO. 

2301 07 E Venango St, 


800-444-3031 

Fax 215-289-3629 

Bob Curtiss, General Manager 

Concession equipment and food 

POTTS, INC. 

201 E Sangamon / P O B 867 

Rantoul, IL 61866 

217-893-0443 

Robert Potts. Owner 

Film transport systems, makeup 

tables, platter systems 

PREMIER DESIGNS INC. 

2914 E 7th St 

Oakland. CA 94601 

415-536-3344 

Fax 415-536-0726 

Robert P Wolf, President 

Gwendolyn DiMambro. General 

Manager 

Donald E. Getrum, Sales 

4660-BN Royal Atlanta Dr. 

Tucker, GA 30084 

Fax 404-270-9332 

William D Kress. General Manager 

Theatre lurnistiings. stage equipment, 

crowd control 

PRINCETON FARMS 

P OB, 319 

Pnnceton. IN 47670 

812-385-5227 

Paul Cardinal, General Manager 

Raw popcorn

RGM INDUSTRIES 

3342 Lillian Blvd. RD2 

Titusville, FL 32780 

305-269-4720 

Fax: 407-269-4729 

Ronald Goigel, President 

Lillian P Goigel. 


Projection S sound equipment, tl 

lighting 

RADIO INFORMATION 

SYSTEMS 

6300 Ridgea Place 1 203 

Ft- Worth, TX 761 16 

817-731-8255 

Fax:817-738-5471 

Daniel W- Bravenec, President 

H. Clayton Brants. Jr , 

Vice 

President 

Voice synthesized FCC approveded 

AM radio transmitters 

RADIO SYSTEMS INC. 

51 13 West Chester Pike 

Edgemont, PA 19028 

215-356-4700. 800-523-2133 

Daniel Braverman. President 

Drive-in radio sound systems 

RANGERTONE RESEARCH 

INC. 

1 1 5 Roosevelt Avenue 

Belleville. NJ 07109 

201-751-6833 

George Zazzali. President 

Daniel Zazzali. Vice President 

Projection & sound equipment 

RAVEN LABORATORIES 

380 Totowa Rd 

Totowa.NJ 07512 

201-790-4442 

Warren Jenl

, gnlls. 

"J IL ( 196 

.11^ .iy/ 4600, 800-323-4789 

Bob Kaphnger. National Sales 

Manager 

Rick Brua. Vice President Sales 

Ice makers, dispensers, coffee 

brewing equipment 

S.T. ECHOLS CORP. 

1001 Echols St POB 6 

Bismarck, MO 63624 

314-734-2955, 800-223-1443 

Fax 314-734-6008 

David C Ruble, President 

Don Stephens, Office Manager 

Inventors of snow cone machines, 

concession equipment 

SCHNEIDER CORP. OF 

AMERICA 

400 Crossways Park Dr 

Woodbury, NY 1 1797 

516-496-8500 

Dwight Lindsey. 

Marketing 


SENNHEISER ELECTRONIC 

CORP. 

6 Vista Dr P O B 987 

Old Lyme, CT 06412 

203-434-9190 

Fax 203-434-1759 

Donna M Busher. Admin Assistant 

Michrophones, headphones, infrared 

personal listening systems 

RICHLAND BEVERAGE CORP. 

7557 Rambler Rd Ste 1326 


214-891-5500 

Fax 214-692-6958 

Manny B Zelzer, President 

Martha A Zelzer, 

President 

Vice 

Finance 

Gloria Crane, Office Administration 

SCA CONCEPTS 

3579 5th Ave Suite 200 

San Diego, CA 92103 

619-234-7328 

Jose A Letaf. President CEO 

James R, Walsh. Executive Vice 

President 

Auditorium seating 

SCHULT DESIGN & DISPLAY 

1 1 547 E 63rd Street 

Ray town, MO 64133 

816-356-8213 

Fax 816-356-8125 

Robert E 

Schull. President 

Keith E Schult, Secretary Treasurer 

Free standing kiosks 

sheet display 

video or one 

SENNHEISER ROLLS ELEC. 

CORP. 

4260 Lankershim Blvd 

N Hollywood, CA 91602 

213-877-8877 

Kathleen Burke, Sales Manager 

Sound equipment. Sennheiser infrared 

systems 

Texas Select non-alcoholic beer 

RICOS PRODUCT CO. 

621 S Flores 

San Anlonio, TX 78204 

512-222-1415 

Frank Liberto, 

Ralph Ferber, 

President 


Nactios. snack foods & concession 

trailers 

RIO SYRUP CO. INC. 

2301 Chestnut St 

St Louis, MO 63103 

314-436-7700, 800-325-7666 

Phillip S 

Tomber, President 

Prepared foods, pre-popped corn, 

soft drink syrup, mixes 

ROSSINI MANAGEMENT 

SYSTEMS INC. 

12008 W 87th St Pkwy 299 

Lenexa, KS 66215 

913-649-6626 

Joseph A 

Rossini, President 

Brenda F Rossini, Vice President 

Concession cast) registers, 

computers, ticket mangement 

ROUNDUP FOOD EQUIPMENT 

1025 W National PO Box 206 

Addison, IL 60101 

312-543-8650 

Fax 312-543-0359 

James Antunes. President / Ctiief 

Exec 

Thomas Krisch, Sales Representative 

Concession equipment, cases

SMART THEATRE SYSTEMS 

3856 Green Ind. Way 


404-452-1820 

Fax 404-455-4066 

Norm Schneider. President 

Theatre soured equipment 

SMITHFIELD HAM & PROD. 

CO., THE 

PO 487 

Smithfield. VA 23430 

804-357-2121 

Peter Pruden, III, 

President 

Alton H Gwaltney, Senior Vice 

President 

Canned & frozen BBQ lor 

sandwict)es. canned & frozen ctiiie 

SOLO CUP CO. 

1 700 Old Deerfield Rd, 

Highland Park. IL 60035 

312-831-4800 

R F Benstein, Marlêting Manager 

D J Wolfe, Director of Sales 

1 505 E Main Street 

Urbane. IL 61801 

217-384-1800,800-367-2877 

Fax 800-637-5800 

John Beckwith, Customer Service 

Containers & cup dispensers 

SOUND MANAGEMENT INC. 

7667 Cahill Road 

Minneapolis. MN 55435 

612-829-0161 

Philip L Rafnson, President 

Cup holders lor seat backs 

SOUNDCRAFT/JBL 

PROFESSIONAL 

8500 Balboa Blvd ;PO,B, 2200 

Northridge, CA 91329 

818-893-8411 

Ron Means, President 

Dauid Kimnn, Sales Manager 

Mixing consoles 

SOUNDFOLD INC. 

POB 292125 

Dayton, OH 45429 

513-293-2671, 513-293-9341 

Fax 513-293-9542 

Arthur C. Sickels, President 

Tony Sickels, 


Julie Huntington, Secretary 

Bookkeeper 

Acoustical wallcovering systems 

SOUNDSPHERE SONIC 

SYSTEMS, INC 

737 Canal St. BIdg, 238 

Stamford, CT 06902 

203-356-1136 

Fax: 203-324-0893 

John J Karamon, Vice President 

Marketing 

Spherical speaker systems 

SOUTHERN SCENIC EQUIP. 

CO. 

4008 Nine McFarland Dr 

Alpharetta, GA 30201 

404-475-0733 

Ted C Yarborough, Owner 

Manualctures and installs drapery 

SPATZ PAINTS INC. 

1439 Hanley Industrial Park 


314-961-1544 

Fax; 314-962-6392 

Jim Einspanier, President 

C.R Woodcock 

Drive-in screen paint 

New seat cushion formulations 

combined with traditional American 

Seating quality at competitive prices 

establish the Cinema Series as the year's 

best value. 

Call us. 

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A satisfied moviegoer translates to boxoffice loyalty 

... so specify LaVezzi on your next replacement parts order. 

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LaVezzi Precision, Inc. 

900 N. Larch Ave. • Elmhurst, IL 60126 

(312) 832-8990 • Toll free: 1 (800) 323-1772 

FAX: (312) 832-5865 

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SPECIALIZED GRAPHICS 

: 121 Graham st 102 

Hjniington Beach. CA 92649 

714-892-2591, 800-346-3514 

Susan M Smyth, Owner 

Marquee leners and sign pannels 

SPECTRA CINE, INC. 

820 North Hollywood Way 

Burbank.CA 91505-1094 

818-954-9222 

Fax 818-954-0016 

Nasir J 

Zaidi, President 

Projection equipment, screen 

brightness S spot meters 

STAR MANUFACTURING 

INTL., INC. 

9325 Olive BIP OB 8429 

St Louis. MO 63132 

314-994-0880 

Fax 314-994-0406 

Dwight Daniels. 

S Martfeting 

Frank Ricchio, 




STEIN INDUSTRIES INC. 

22 Sprague Ave 

Amityville, NY 1 1 747 

516-789-2222 

Fax:516-789-8888 

Stuart Stem, President 

Andrew Stem, Vice President 

Susan Solomon, Controller 

Display cases, concession 

equipment, ticket issuing 

STEWART FILMSCREEN 

CORP. 

1161 W Sepulveda Blvd 

Torrance. CA 90502 

213-326-1422, 800-762-4999 

Fax 213-326-6870 

Donald Stewart. 

Marketing 


Seamless projection screens S frame 

equipment 

STRONG INTERNATIONAL 

4350 McKinley Street 

Omaha. NE 68112 

402-453-4444 

Fax 402-453-7238 

Ron Echtenkamp. President 

John Wilmers. Vice President 

Projection equipent 

SUJIMAMA SPICE CORP. 

P O Box 426 

Coconut Grove. PL 33133 

305-576-2675 

Suji Bell. President 

Popcorn & tood spices blend in jars & 

SUNKIST-CANADA DRY 

CORPORATION 

2600 Century Parkway 


404-321-1776 

Alan Feagm, Dir of Marketing 

Services 

Soft drinks, mixes 

SUNMARK SPECIAL 

MARKETS 

8155 New Hampshire Ave 


314-832-7575 

Fax 314-832-1754 

James D Street. Vice President 

Sales 

Marketing 

Harvey L Keller, Sales Manager 

Candy and seed items 

SUPER CHEF 

MANUFACTURING 

12309 Hodges St 


713-729-9660, 800-231-3478 

Fax 713-729-8404 

P M Pappas. President 

Regina Seale, Customer Service 

Manager 

Design

Unit 

Ste 

u 

UREI/JBL PROFESSIONAL 

8500 Balboa Blvd. P O B 2200 

Norlhrldge. CA 91329 

818-893-8411 

Ron Means, President 

Sound and signal processing 

equipment amps, soundtieads, etc 

ULTIMATE WALL CONCEPTS 

INC. 

975 Bryant Street 


415-861-4594 

Roger Gunderson. President 

Ron Graham, Sales Manager 

Fabri-Trak acoustical wall system 

UNITED MARKETING, INC. 

POB 870 

Pottsville, PA 17901-0870 

717-622-7715,800-233-0314 

Fax: 717-622-3817 

Sam Weiss, President 

Richard Weiss, Vice President 

John M Knaut, Dir 

Marketing 

Sales 

of 

Gloria J Peyus, Natl Sales Manager 

Tricia Walsh, Catalog Specialist 

Maintenance and s 

UNIVERSAL EDIBLE OILS, 

INC. 

4421 West 31st St 


312-523-0214 

Fax: 312-523-0797 

John Fazy, Sales Manager 

All types of stiortenings and oils 

V-KINETIC 

12525 Quicksilver Dr, 

Rancho Cordova. CA 95742 

916-351-1240 

George Morris. President 

Stanley Marquiss 

Planar speaker sound systems 

VBI TECHNOLOGIES 

11850 Kemper Rd 

Auburn. CA 95603 

916-823-9999 

Herman E van Bragt. President 

Xenon bulbs 

VERTICEL TAS LAMINATING 

INC. 

4607 So, Windermere 

Inglewood. CO 80110 

800-533-1182 

James F. Norling, 

General Manager 

Concession stands, merchandise 

kiosks, food booths 

VICTOR PRODUCTS CO. 

328 N 18th St POB 7910 

Richmond, VA 23223 

804-643-9091 

Fax: 804-648-3601 

Victor Zinder. President 

Mitch Zinder, 


Concession equipment and food 

ULTRA-STEREO LABS INC. 

18730 Oxnard St 207 

, 

Tarzana. CA 91356 

818-609-7405 

Fax: 818-609-7408 

James A. Cashin. President 

Felicia Cashin. Vice President 

35mm & 70mm stereo sound 

systems 

UPBEAT, INC. 

4350 Duncan Avenue 

St Louis. MO 63110 

800-325-3047. 314-535-5005 

Pamela Hutchins. President 

Umbrian Urn and Ash N' Trash 

receptacles 

VACUFORM INDUSTRIES INC. 

1877 E 17th Avenue 

Columbus. OH 43230-0963 

614-294-2616 

Don Zoellner 

VIDECAM PRESENTATIONS 

11 1/2 Isaac St ,'POB 262 

Norwalk. CT 06856 

203-853-0847 

Fax: 203-853-8373 

Erwin W Koli. President 

Shane Taylor. Vice President of Natl. 

UNITED ARTISTS THEATRE 

CIRCUIT 

2545 Hempstead Turnpike 

East MeadovK. NY 1 1554 

516-579-8400 

Bruce Taffet. 

Concessions 

Concession systems 


USHIO U-TECH, INC. 

1-1-7 Uchikanda. Chiyoda-ku 

Tokyo 101. Japan 

03-295-5712 

Fax: 81-3295-0714 

Sadao Nobe. Manager 

Lamphouses. power supplies, Xenon 

bulbs S other theatre supplies 

VERAX CORP. 

1425 N Crescent Heights Blvd. 


213-653-3681. 213-656-9330 

George Lampel. Sales Manager 

Marianne Von Den 

Theatre furnishings; railings 

Production 

Laura M. Szamatulski. Prod Coord 

Brian Schaefer. Business Affairs 

6720 PovKers Ferry Rd 

. 


404-956-7460 

StevKart D Harnell 

150 

Theatrical video advertising network 

^;^ enuipmeiic company 

Listed below is a sample of our mvenlcry. We rebuild and exctiange projectors or intermittents and can overhaul your old 

Quality is what makes our rebuilt equipment so special We otfer a two year guarantee wtiich exceeds ttie warranty of many new 

products We tiave over twenty years ot rebuilding experience. Buy witti conlidence We also offer new and used equipment 

equipment to factory specs. Call for more information 

35nitTi & 35/70mm PROJECTION SYSTEMS 

XENON LAMPHOUSES AND CONSOLES SUMMER SUPER SPECIALS! 

Rebuilt 

With Power Supply, Rebuilt 

Please Mention This M When Ordering 

Century SA projector, R3E 

ORC 1000 console 

$2,650.00 

soundhead, 

CiroM3 

stereo 

tape splicer, new $250.00 

solar 


2,900 00 

cell, sync motor kit, changeover, Christie 2000 watt 

NeumadeX3 rewinds, rebuilt 250 00 


3.100 00 

console, automation. Christie AW3 platter, guidance 

B&L scope lens, gd used 195 00 


3,500 00 Isco 

rollers, failsafe/cue detector 

integrated scope and 55mm 

ORC integrated 1000 watt 2,100 00 combo, new 

.200 00 

Sale pnce. Rebuilt $10,500.00 

ORC 1000 watt 

1,900 00 Automaticket 5 bay. used 

700 00 

Same as above only with Simplex XL prO|eclor and 

ORC 1600 watt 

2.200 00 Xenon bulb. 2000 h. new 

500 00 

soundhead Sale price. Rebuilt $10,500.00 ORC 3000 watt 

2.500 00 lremN3X75. new 

1.400,00 

Century JJII 35/70mm system with soundhead & 

ORC 4500 watt 

2.950 00 Smart SR-300 processor, new 1.600 00 

penthouse, Christie AW3 35/70 platter & MU table, 

Christie H10, 1000 watt 2.100.00 Smart EQ-600 processor, new 350 00 

Christie 3000 watt lamphouse. beam spreader, 

Christie H20, 2000 watt 2.500 00 Dolby CP-55 like new demo 4.750 00 

pedestal, automation, guidance rollers, changeover, 

Christie H30. 3000 watt 2.750 00 Dolby CP-IOOgd used 

4.500 00 

sync motor, failsafe. 

Christie H40. 4000 watt 2.900 00 Dolby CP-200. like new demo 11.000.00 

Sale price, Rebuilt $17,500 00 Eprad universal. 1600 watt 2.200 00 Potts 3 deck, rebuilt 

2.300 00 

Eprad universal. 2000 watt 2.350 00 Irwin Citation seals, gd used 

25 00 

Cinemeccanica V8 35/70. Christie 4000 watt console, beam 

Eprad universal. 3000 watt 2.450 00 Hortson 16MM model 40prO| 4.500 00 

spreader. Chnstie AW3 35/70 platter & MU table, sync 

Eprad universal. 4000 watt 2.550 00 

motor, automation, failsafe, changeover, lens turret. 

35mm PROJECTOR & SOUNDHEAD COMBOS 

Strong Super Lumex 2500 2.500 00 

Sale price. Rebuilt $17.500 00 

Rebuilt 

Cinemeccanica Zenith 3000 2.000.00 

OPTIOt^lS: 

Cinemeccanica Zenith 4000 2.350 00 Century SA & R3E 

$3,950.00 

Century double shutter add $300.00 

Cinemeccanica CX-900 

Century C&SH-1000 

2.995 00 

Century water cooling add $200 00 


Simplex XL 8. XI 

4.200.00 

Century auto lens turret/aperture changer add $2,750 00 


BallantynePro35&VII 

3.600.00 

International Cinema Equipment Company manufactures and/or distributes parts for Century. Westar. Westrex. 

Simplex. Hortson. Philips/Norelco. Cmemeccanica. Bell & Howell. Eiki, Elmo. Jan. and more The quality is excellent 

and the prices low Check with us tor your needs 

6750 N0RTHEAST4th COURT/MIAMI, FLORIDA 33138 U.S.A./PHONE; (305)756-0699/TELEX: 522071 

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VISTA MANUFACTURING INC. 

P O B 428. F M 2449 East 

Ponder. TX 76259 

817-479-2787 

James TIeszen. CEO 

Dan Schell. Interior Division 

President 

Palsy Daugherty. Mgr. Ttieaire 

Division 

Vice 

Chandeliers, ceiling lighting effects 

VISTASCOPE CORPORATION 

1314 Ellsworth Industnal Dr 

Atlanta 30318 

, 

404-351-3618 

Kirk Wooster. President 

Projection & sound equipment 

VISUAL MARKETING 

ASSOCIATES 

9560 Pattiway 

Sanlee. CA 92071 

619-258-0393 

Fax 619-258-0790 

Dale R, Godlrey, President 

Graphic arts & signage, producers of 

"Broadway" menu display 

VOGEL POPCORN 

P O Box 69 

Hamburg. lA 51640 

712-382-2634, 800-831-5818 

Arthur Vogel. President 

Popcorn prcxessors, raw popcorn 

w 

WFF CO., THE 

POB 204 

Staatsburg. NY 12580 

lilichaei J Ferguson. President 

Virginia Shook 

The Movie Kit. 

soda holder 

plastic popcorn a 

WÂGNER ZIP-CHANGE INC. 

3100 Hirsch 

Melrose Park. IL 60160 

312-681-4100. 800-323-0744 

James Leone. National Sales 

fvtanager 

C J Krasula. Vice President 

Signs, marquee background panels. 

changeable letters 

VI/EAVER POPCORN CO., INC. 

130 E Mam St POB 395 

Van Buren. IN 46991-0395 

317-934-2101. 800-428-0201 

Fax 317-934-4052 

Richard Lintner. Vice President 

Mike Bradley. Marketing Manager 

Popcorn processors and oil 

WESTAR SALES & SERVICE 

LTD. 

Unit 7 Cowley Mill Trdg Estat 

Uxbridge Middlesex. England UB8 

2YG 

305-756-0699 

Steve Krams, President 

Projection S sound equipment. 

screens S seating 

WESTERN ASSOCIATED 

MARKETING 

5076 Moonstone Court 

San Jose. CA 95136 

408-448-1535 

Fax 408-265-1347 

William A Messerly. Jr . 

Plastic cups, sfraivs, 

out trays 

Owner 

cutlery, carry 

WESTROCK VENDING 

VEHICLES CORP. 

1565 D Fifth Industrial Court 

Bayshore. NY 1 1 706 

516-666-5252, 800-831-3166 

Fax 516-666-1319 

Stephen Kronrad, President 

Mobile concession cart 

WIDMAN POPCORN CO 

R. R Box 24 

Chapman, NE 68827 

308-986-2293 

Fax 308-986-2294 

Darren L Widman, President 

Popcorn processors. 

WILSEY FOODS 

14970 E Don Julian Rd 

Industry. CA 91746 

818-961-0701 

Daniel Cavello. District Manager 

oils 

WINCHESTER CARTON 

CORP. 

POB 4098 


404-447-6468 

Fax 404-263-4487 

Donald A. Barr. 

Distributor Sales 


Containers, cup holders /trays 

WINTERTEK INC. 

5915 Landerbrook Dr 200 

Cleveland. OH 44124 

216-461-9403 

Russell Wintner 

Computer software 

WORD POPCORN CO. 

us Highway 72 P.O.B. 466 

Hollywood. AL 35752 

800-633-5091. 205-259-1079 

Carlos N Bailey. President 

Brenda Bailey 

Popcorn 

WRIGHT POPCORN & NUT 

CO. 

150 Potrero Ave 


WELDON WILLIAMS & LICK 

INC. 

711 North A St /PO Box 168 

Fort Smith. AR 72902 

501-783-4113 

Jerry P Hendricks. Vice President 

Sales 

David M Kotarek. Sales 

Representative 

Printers of machine folded & other 

types of tickets 

WILLMING-REAMS 

ANIMATION, INC. 

900 Isom Road. Suite 101 

San Antonio, TX 78216 

512-342-2141 

Fax: 512-342-1523 

Doug Willming, Vice President. 

Animation Director 

Concessions, policy trailers 

WYANDOT INC. 

135 Wyandot Ave, 

Marion. OH 43302 

614-383-4031 

Gary Haugsby. General Sales 

Manager 

Jeffrey D, Bury, General Sales 

Manager 

Raw popcorn & snack foods 

CREST SALES OF TEXAS-MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT 

Complete Sales — Service 

AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR FOR MANY MANUFACTURERS 

Ed Cemosek 

1900 S. Central Expressway 

Dallas, TX 75215-1309 

m 

THEATRE CHAIRS 

NEW — REBUILT — USED 

LOWEST PRICES 

We deliver and install 

Seat covers and parts available 

HAYES 

P.O. BOX 29 

SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 1321 

(tl?)4.12-KIK3 CAM. TOLL FREE 

Response No. 1 70 

1015 PINE STREET 

ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32824 

-800-882-515.5 (305)857-6810 

XETRON-A DIV. OF NEUMADE 

PROD. 

10 Saddle Road 

Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927 

201-267-8200 

Fax 201-267-4903 

Mark Smitti, 

Sales Marketing 

Dave Tongay 


Projection and sound equipment 

YUASA SHOJI LTD. 

10 Nitiombashi-Odemmactio 

Ctiuo-Ku, Tokyo 103, Japan 

Projection equipment, screens 

S preamps 

6S 

BOVOKUCK

Dealers / Distributors 

Of Equipment and Supplies 

(Includes Manufacturer's Reps.) 

Alabama 

CINEMA EQUIPMENT & 

SUPPLY INC. 

131 2nd Ave N E Box 2044 

Decatur, AL 35602 

205-353-5928 

J A Duncan, CEO 

Complete theatre equipment sales i 

SMITH SOUND & 

PROJECTION 

3922 Nolen Ave S,E, 

Huntsville, AL 35801 

205-534-2824. 205-534-2824 

E H Smith Jr . CEO Manager 

L B Smith 

Theatre projection and sound 

systems sales & service 

Alaska 

DOOLEY'S FUN & FANCY 

ROSEBUD INC. 

730 East 15lh 

Anchorage, AK 99501 

907-272-5517 

Sheryl Webb 

K.M. & ASSOCIATES 

3649 W Lawrence Rd 

Phoenix. AZ 85019 

818-343-7588 

Kyle Mitchell. Owner 

Projection and sound service, 

equipment and parts 

PERKE INDUSTRIES 

2015 E. 5th St /Ste, 5 

Tempe. AZ 85281 

602-966-2166, 800-722-PERK 

Tom Perkovich. President 

Dave Forrest 

Theatre equipment and concession 

supplies 

California 

ALAN GORDON ENTERPRISES 

1430 Cahuenga Blvd- 


213-466-3561,818-985-5500 

Fax; 213-871-2193 

Grant Loucks, President 

Ted Lane. Sales Director 

Projection

Rick 

Suite 

L L DECOR INC. 

75 Old Country Rd Sle 7 

'elmom. CA 94002 

4 1 5-595-57 17.41 5-595-5690 

Rodolfo Luppi. General Manager 

Seating, carpels, lighting, 

LIGHT SALES 

+0 1 Carroll Avenue 

..n Francisco. CA 94124 

screens 

i 1 f-468-6220. 800-445-2677 

i. 415-468-0976 

'.l.i-c 

Allsman. General Manager 

[ :u Reed. Sales 

Replacement lamps 

SOUTHBAY CASH 

REGISTERS INC. 

225 W Torrance Blvd Ste E 

Carson. CA 90745 

213-515-0407 

Angelo Licavoli. President 

Cash register service and sales 

TEGTMEIER ASSOC. INC. 

P O Box 776 

Menio Park. CA 94025 

415-324-4335 

John Tegtmeier 

Seating, American Desk MIg 

. 

control, posts & ropes 

crowd 

TANKERSLEY ENTERPRISES 

2538 S Dover Way POB 36009 


303-980-8265 

Robert K 

Tankersley. Manager 

Complete theatre equipment sales S 

service 

Connecticut 

FLORIDA THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO 

1999 N E 150 St 109 

, 

No Miami. FL 33181 

305-944-4470 

Fax 305-944-2240 

Marvin P 

Taubman, President 

Projection, sound, concession, 


GOLD MEDAL - ORLANDO 

7000 A Venture Circle 

Orlando, FL 32807 

305-671-3626. 800-433-1002 

A Howard Zufelt. Executive Vice 

MARQUEE LETTERS GALORE 

8250 Lankershim 6 Maple 


213-875-1937 

Mr Klair Bybee. Owner 

Discount marquee letters purctiasing 

agent 

MARSH CONCESSION 

SUPPLY COMPANY 

4520 Federal Blvd Ste A 


619-262-8866 

Dick Wyalt. President 

Concession supplies 

MELLOS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 

3515 West Temple St 


213-663-3143 

Charles Adams. General Manager 

Popcorn products 

MILEN POPCORN - 

CONCESSION SALES 

446 Queens Lane 

San Jose. CA95112 

408-436-1615. 408-436-1623 

Fax 408-294-5858 


NATIONAL CINEMA SUPPLY 

CORP. 

3100 W Warner Ave 6 


714-751-2628 

Fax 714-751-1517 

Bill Miller. VP 

Louis Eales 

Protection & sound equipment, 

installation & maintenance 

PACIFIC CONCESSIONS INC. 

FOB 2508 

S San Francisco. CA 94083 

415-871-8711 

Fax 415-871-7480 

Alan Kates. President 

Gary Heward 

Concession sen/ices 

R.J. ALLEN CO. 

831 N Hollywood Wy 

Burbank.CA 91505 

818-846-8243. 213-849-4500 

Fax: 818-846-1783 

Roy J Allen III. General Manager 

Candy 

ROMAR HERSTAL 

ASSOCIATES 

1681 West Broadway 105 

Anaheim. CA 92802 

714-772-7863. 714-772-6532 

Fax 714-776-8741 

Robert Martin. Partner 

Kathy Martin. Partner 

Rep S consultant on optical electronic 

and theatre design S equipment 

THEATRE PRODUCTS 

INTERNATIONAL INC. 

19151 C Parthenia St 

Nonhridge. CA 91324 

Fax 818-886-8643 

Anton D Francis. President 

Larry Hughes 

Complete theatrical supply hoi 

VANDEMARK ELECTRONICS 

POB 3472 

Santa Rosa. CA 95402 

707-545-4068 

James Vandermark. Owner 

Survey, develop, install sound 

systems, design equipment 

WESTERN THEATRICAL 

EQUIPMENT CO. 

1345 Lowrie Avenue 

S San Francisco. CA 94080 

415-873-2856 

Judy Roche, Manager 


Colorado 

CINEMA FILM SYSTEMS 

3840 S Helena Street 

Aurora, CO 80013 

303-699-7477 

T.C Costin, VP Sales 

HAYNECO 

575 Burbank Suite F 

Broomfield. CO 80020 

303-466-0442 

Fax 303-466-8876 

Doug Hayne. President 

Concessions S boxoffice casework 

and equipment 

MIDLAND PRODUCTS 

COMPANY 

5225 E 38th Avenue 


303-399-6433 

Fax: 303-399-1314 

Karen Gritfin. General Manager 

Ken Larson. Sales Manager 

Concession equipment S consumable 

supplies 

PROCTOR DISTRIBUTING CO. 

2335 So Inca 


303-934-5455. 800-221-3699 

Fax 303-934-6236 

Bruce B Proctor. President 

Robert Greene 

. Greene, VP 

Sell and install concession c 

and equipment 


CORP. 

51 Sugar Hollow Rd 

Danbury. CT 06810 

203-748-3889. 203-748-2903 

Fax 203-798-9306 

Dan Miller. President 

Doug Teetor. 

VP 

Sales of theatrical equipment 

NEW ENGLAND THEATRE 

SERVICE INC. 

295 Treadwell St 

Hamden. CT 06514 

203-281-6583 

Bob Peterson 

Skip Gelati. Engineer 

Sales, service & repair 

Florida 

BLEVINS CONCESSION 

SUPPLY CO. 

5000 Acline Dnve 

Tampa. FL 33619 

813-247-5991 

Jill 

King. Branch Manager 

5599 Commonwealth Avenue 

Jacksonville. FL 32205 

904-783-6780 

Fax: 904-781-1792 

Sam V. Garard, Branch Manager 

980 N. Sunshine Ln. Ste N & O 

Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 

407-862-3999 

Susan Hay. Branch Manager 

2013 N Monroe St 

Tallahassee. FL 32303 

904-386-3155 

Roy Summerville. Branch Manager 

9102 N.W. 106th St 

Medley. FL 33178 

305-888-9554 

Bill 

Scott. Branch Manager 


CINEMA EQUIPMENT, INC. 

9372 NW 13 St Bay 37 

Miami. FL 33172 

305-594-0570 

Fax 305-592-6970 

Bill Younger, President 

New and used theatre equipment 

DEPENDABLE THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT SERVICE 

1131 NE 17th Way 

Ft Lauderdale. FL 33304 

305-525-7157 

William T 

Hopkins. Service Engineer 

President 

Concession equipment & related food 

supplies 

HAYES EQUIPMENT & 

SUPPLY 

1015 Pine Street 

Orlando. FL 32824 

305-857-6810, 800-882-5155 

HOLLYWOOD THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT INC. 

3300 N 29th Ave Ste 104 

Hollywood, FL 33020 

305-920-2832 

Fax: 305-925-3874 

Don R Gallagher Jr , 

VP 

Bobbie Gallagher, Secretary, 

Treasurer 

Full line theatre equipment & supplies, 

sales S sen/ice 

INTERNATIONAL CINEMA 

EQUIP. CO., INC. 

6750 N E 4th Court 


305-756-0699, 305-754-1 175 

Fax 305-758-2036 

Steve Krams, President 

Dara Reusch. VP 

Full service organization, sales, 

service, repair 

MARTY BAHN & COMPANY 

1974 NE 149th Street 

No Miami, FL 33181 

305-940-8871 

Marty Bahn, President 

Video projectors and special devices 


CORP. 

4897A W Waters Ave. 


813-884-7909 813-884-8304 

Fax 818-885-6154 

Barney H Bailey, VP 

Theatre equipment & supplies 

RONEY INTERNATIONAL, INC. 

2250 N W 96th Ave Suite 204 


305-599-0288 

Century. ORC. Kneisley equipment & 

worldwide export 

TVP - THEATRE VIDEO 

PRODUCTS, INC. 

649 N E 79th St 


305-754-9136 

Fax 305-756-8133 

Richard Fowler, President 

John T Gamble, VP 

Sales, service, rental, 

design, 

projection, sound, video, stage. 

lighting equipment 

7(1 BOVOIUCK.

THEATRE SYSTEMS 

POB 1195 

Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 

904-284-4267 

John Hoover, General Manager 

Computer software designed 

especially lor theatre owner 

Georgia 

AUDIO ASSOCIATES 

5990B Unity Drive 

Norcross, GA 30071 

404-263-6594 

Eve Miller, VP 


SUPPLY CO. 

2023 Hills Ave NW 


404-355-4860 

Fax: 404-355-4258 

David Babbit, District Manager 

Complete line of popcorn, concession 

equipment & supplies 

CAPITAL CITY SUPPLY CO. 

INC. 

2124 Jackson Parkway N W 


404-792-8424 

Fax: 404-792-1424 

Donald G- Hovi/ell, President 

Complete theatre equipment and 

concession supplies 

CINEVISION THEATRE 

SUPPLY CO. 

1771 Tulhe Circle N.E. 


404-321-6333 

Steptien A, Nev»ton, President 

Denny Wood. VP 

Sales, service, rental motion picture 

equipment, screening room 

ABBOTT THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT CO. INC 

430 Country Club Dr 

Bensenville, IL 60106 

3 1 2-860-2 121,31 2-860-2 1 22 

Harold Abbott Jr., 

Constantino A Korose, 

President 

President 

Vice 

Sales S service of complete theatre 

equipment 

CINE-WAY SERVICE CO. 

5636 N Western Ave. 


312-271-2289 

George Fukumizu 

Theatre equipment 

GOLD MEDAL-CHICAGO 

4004 Tugwell Dr. 

Franklin Park, IL 60131 

312-678-8050 

Jack Cordaro, Branch Manager 

Snack bar equipment S supplies 

IROQUOIS POPCORN 

COMPANY 

PO Box 1524 

Elk Grove Village, IL 60009 

312-437-0500 

Henry Cretors, President 

Steve Wasserman, Executive Vice 


KRISPY KIST KORN MACHINE 

CO 

120S HalstedSI 


312-733-0900 

Fax: 312-733-3508 

Robert Mann, President 

Popcorn poppers, snow cones, grills. 

POPCORN FACTORY, THE 

13970 W. Laurel Dr. 

Lake Forest, IL 60045 

312-362-0028 

Phyllis Cretors, President 

Tom Downes, Director of Marketing 

Popcorn in decorative cans 

Indiana 


SUPPLY CO. 

2001 S First St. 

Terre Haute, IN 47802 

812-234-5111 

Donna Barnhart, Manager 

1700 East 39th St. 


317-545-2224 

Complete line of popcorn, 


PROJECTION EQUIPMENT 

CO. 

P O Box 443 

Union City, IN 47390 

317-964-5181 

Joel Wenger, Owner 

Projection equipment 

UNION MACHINE REPAIR & 

THEATRE SUPPLY 

2502 W. Michigan Street 


317-631-3614 

Joseph M. Tice, Owner 

Parts lor Kneisley. Marble. Smart. 

Kintek. Potts. La Vezzi 

Iowa 

CRC ENTERPRISES CORP. 

212 E Robinson Box 152 

Knoxville, lA 50138 

515-842-4911 

Curt Schwanebeck, Vice President 

Display equipment 

ANGELIKA FILM CENTER 

The Quiet Door 

by Openings, makers 

of the TOTAL-DOOR 

System featuring: 

Quiet Operation 

All Fire Labels 

On-time Delivery 

Single Responsibility 

Openings 

40 W, Howard, Pontiac, Ml 48058 

313,335.7380 


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'ITS NORTHWEST SOUND 

INC. 

J5 High SI 

, Miones, IA 50309 

Louisiana 

Massachusetts 

Michigan 

5-243-6520 

, 515-243-4987 

-J Bohecnann. Branch Manager 

..:: line theatre equipment dealer and 

service company 

NEBCO DISTRIBUTION OF 

DES MOINES INC. 

5153 NE 17th Street 

Des Moines, lA 50305 

'5 265-6077 

^'icession supply and equipment 

NEBCO DISTRIBUTION OF 

THE QUAD CITIES 

461 1 Kimmel Drive 

Davenpod, lA 52808 

319-326-0074 

Concession supply and equipment 


SUPPLY CO. 

5740 Jarvis St 

Harahan. LA 70123 

504-733-6182 

Blaise Marino, Regional Manager 

Claire Bolinger 

Complete line of popcorn, concession 

equipment & supplies 

CINEMA CONCESSION AND 

SUPPLY CO. 

9810 Florida Blvd 

Baton Rouge, LA 70815 

504-927-4820 

J Randolph Ogden, Owner 

Theatre concession equipment and 

BOSTON LIGHT AND SOUND 

124 Brighton Ave 


617-787-3131 

Chapin Cutler, 

President 

Larr7 Shaw, Vice President 

Theatre protection & sound 

equipment, service & installation 

EASTERN CINEMA SUPPLY & 

SERVICE CO. 

436 East Washington St 

Hanson, MA 02341 

617-871-0585. 617-294-0381 

Norman L Miller, President 

Leonard N Miller, VP 

Sound & projection equipment, 

service, Dolby sales & installation 

HITCHFIELD ENTERPRISES 

INC. 

1 1560 Newman 

Brighton. Ml 481 16 

313-229-7576 

Fax 313-229-8782 

Gary Hitchens. President 

Sales, service, installation of new & 

used theatre equipment S supplies 

INTERSTATE THEATRE 

SERVICE & SUPPLY CO. 

34808 Blackfoot 

Westland. Ml 48185 

313-729-7241 

Jane Kenny, Owner 

Equipment and supplies all major 

manufacturers 

Kansas 

AMERICAN CONCESSION 

SUPPLY 

1401 Fairfax Trafficway D-234 

Kansas City. KS66115 

913-321-9124,816-741-0734 

Mike Freeman. President 

Chuck Shoemaker. VP 

Concession supplier 


CORP. 

8220NiemanRd/P,O.B 14774 

Lenexa.KS 66214 

913-492-0966 

Fax:913-492-1774 

Gene Krull. Sr VP 

Bill 

Lustig. Director of Marketing 

Theatrical equipment sales & sen/ice 

Kentucky 


SUPPLY CO. 

6224 Strawberry Lane 

Louisville, KY 40214 

502-367-6149 

Jack Sanders, Branch Manager 


HADDEN THEATRE SUPPLY 

COMPANY 

10314 Bluegiass Parkway 

Louisville. KY 40299 

502-499-0050 

Fax 502-499-0052 

Louis Bornwasser. Owner Manager 

Rose Seidenladden, Office Manager 

Full line theatre supply dealer & 

designer 

JON BAJON INC. 

261 1 N Dumont St 

Baton Rouge, LA 70814 

504-275-9914 

Jon Bajon. President 

Motion picture theatre equipment 


1305 Distributors Row, Suite 1 


504-734-0707 

Fax 504-734-0700 

Charles A Achee, Senior VP 

Perry Achee, Sales Representative 

Concessions & booth supplies, 

equipment and service 

TRANSWORLD THEATRE 

SUPPLY CO. 

PO Box 1715 

Kenner, LA 70063 

504-469-8433 

Norman Levenson 

Complete theatre sales & service 

Maryland 

CARDINAL SOUND & MOTION 

PICTURE SYSTEMS INC. 

2426 Linden Lane 

Silver Spring, MD 20910 

301-587-5600 

Neal Rockman, President 

Cathy Rockman, General Manager 

Projection and sound equipment, 

sales and service 

JOE HORNSTEIN OF 

MARYLAND INC. 

PO. Box 127 

Pasadena, MD 21122 

301-760-6241 

Bryan Groff, 

Senior Vice President 

Theatre equipment sales and service 


CORP. 

7210Ruther1ordRd, Ste H 

Baltimore. MD 21207 

301-944-6230 

Fax 301-944-0950 

Nick Moenssens, Regional Sales 

Manager 

HIGH PERFORMANCE 

STEREO 

64 Bowen St 

Newton Centre, MA 02159 

617-244-1737 

Fax: 617-244-4390 

John F Allen, President 

Computer designed digital capable 

sound systems tor theatres 

MAJOR THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT CORP. 

28 Piedmont Street 

Boston, MA 021 16 

617-542-0445, 617-542-6797 

Arthur C Porter, President 

Ernest J 

Comi, Sales 

Complete theatre equipment, sales 

and service 


CORP. 

381 Elliot St 

Newton Upper Falls, MA 02164 

617-965-6630 

Fax: 617-965-6632 

Joe Rossi. Manager 

Jon Rhind. Manager Engineer 


OLDE TYME FOOD 

PRODUCTS CORP. 

1 5 Benton Dr 

East Longmeadow, MA 01028 

413-525-4101 

David R. Baker. President 

James Gadewski, Natl. Sales 

Manager 

Conessions. snack bar supplies. 

equipment and service 

P & T FOODS, INC. 

523Greendale Ave /PO-B 561 

Needham, MA 02192 

617-449-7193. 617-449-0895 

Fax:617-329-7390 

Paul Bonfiglio, President 

Kevin Morrissey, Natl Sales Manager 

Exclusive distributor of The Cubby 

Bear Gummi Bear Movie Box 

VITA THEATRE SUPPLY 

10 Stephen Street 

Lynn, MA 01902-2426 

617-599-9506, 800-227-7203 

Fax: 617-599-9507 

Brian T 

Vita, President 

Complete theatre sales S sen/ice. 

new & used, rental, lease 

L&L JIROCH 

5075 Clay Ave, S.W, 


616-532-4611 

Norm Leven, Chairman 

Scott Dietenhorst, 


Candy, tobacco, grocery, health aids. 

RINGOLD THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT CO. 

6504 28th St S E 


616-957-2684, 800-624-9638 

Fax:616-957-0004 

Paul J Voudouris. President 

Nancy R Voudouris, VP 

Michigan's largest

N 

Mississippi 

RINGOLD CINEMA 

EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 

4547 Green Park Rd 


314-487-3283 

New Jersey 

New York 


SUPPLY CO. 

2713 Bailey Ave. 

Jackson, MS 39213 

601-982-4477 

Terry Gable, Branch Manager 


Missouri 

C. R. FRANK POPCORN AND 

SUPPLY CO. 

2311 Chestnut 


314-436-7700, 800-325-7666 

Phillip S. Tomber. President 

Concession food supplies, equipment 

• I 

Ninth 

1 

Ave 

rjc-w York, NY 10036 

212-757-4510 

Fax 212-265-5648 

Ben Perse. President 

Harry Perse, Executive VP 

Larry Perse, VP 

Ken Krarrer, Technical Manager 

M.irk Kramer, Sales Manager 

"y Allies, Design S Drafting 

nael Keshish, Sales 

• i'lbutors of sound and projection 

t'ljuipment 

ENTERTAINMENT 

EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 

7 1 2 Main Street 

BuHalo, NY 14202 

7 16-855-2162, 716-855-2163 

.lames Lavorato, President 

Audio visual equipment S supplies, 

covering U.S. and So. Canada 

FREEMAN THEATRE 

SERVICE, INC. 

5 Hudson Road 

Garden City, NY 11530 

516-488-2753 

Omar Freeman, President 

Carol Freeman, VP 

Sound and projection, consulting 

North Carolina 

AMERICAN THEATRE SUPPLY 

COMPANY 

529 South Tryon St 

Charlotte, NC 28202 

704-333-5076 

Mr Panny Cobb, General Manager 

Richard P Cobb, Assistant Manager 

Full line theatre equipment S 


CINEMA SEATS AND 

EQUIPMENT CO. 

107 Industrial Dr POB 314 

Stallings, NC 28105 

704-821-9500, 704-545-3324 

Floyd Lanning, President Owner 

Projection and sound equipment and 

seating 

CREST SALES USA 

800 S Graham St P OB 30576 


704-333-6101 

Harry H Wayne, Manager 

Theatre equipment S supplies, sales, 

service, concessions 

INDEPENDENT THEATRE 

SERVICES 

1 13 S Jefferson St 17-B 

Wharton, OH 43359 

419-458-3319 

D G Baker 

Motion picture equipment sales and 

field services 


CORP. 

3740 Glenway Ave 


513-921-7770 

Fax 513-921-5558 

Bob Simminger, Branch Manager 

Barb Cammack 

Equipment and supplies 

WHEATON POPCORN 

SUPPLY CO. 

231 North Fourth St 


614-228-1155 

Robert J Wheaton, President 

Tom Carlson, VP 


Oklahoma 

Pennsylvania 

CINEMA SUPPLY CO. INC. 

502 S Market St PO B 146 

Millersburg, PA 17061 

717-692-4744 

Marvin R Troutman, President 

Van S Troutman, Sales 

Concession and janitoral supplies 

FAY STUDIOS 

967-A Bristol Pike 

Andalusia, PA 19020 

215-638-3781 

Bill 

Fay 

Screens, acoustical wall coverings, 

stage equipment 

FITZSIMMONS THEATRE 

SERVICE 

P O Box 1 153 1041 Grandview 

Circle 

Pottslown, PA 19464 

215-323-4847 

Bruce J 

Filzsimmons, President 

Booth equipment, sound equipment & 


PO 29 

Syracuse, NY 1321 

315-432-8183, 800-882-5155 

Jack Hayes, President 

Tiieatre sealing, seat covers, chair 

parts, installation 

JOE HORNSTEIN INC. 

341 W 44th St 


212-246-6285 

Lee Homstein, President 

Mike Percoco. Vice President 

Theatre & motion picture equipment & 

accessories 

NOVELTY SCENIC STUDIOS 

INC. 

40 Sea Cliff Ave 

Glen Cove, NY 11542 

516-671-5940, 212-895-8668 

Fax 516-674-2213 

Howard Kessler, Treasurer 

Leslie Kessler, VP 

Stage equipment, accoustical 

coverings 

OGDEN ALLIED SERVICES 

CORP. 

2 Penn Plaza 25th Floor 


212-868-6000, 800-858-0123 

David L. 

Patricia Bell, 

Hahn, VP of Marketing 

Manager, Marketing 

Comm 

Theatre concessionaire, service 

THEATRE CONFECTIONS, 

INC. 

795 Monroe Avenue 

Rochester, NY 14607 

716-271-0858 

David Kales, President 

Jeff Dodge 

Concession food and equipment sales 

STANDARD THEATRE 

SUPPLY CO. 

125 Higgins St POB 16186 

Greensboro, NC 27416-0186 

919-272-6165 

Roger Carter, President 

Jim Bellows, VP 

704 Morris SI /POB 33773 


704-333-9651 

Larry Phillips, Manager 

Concession, theatre equipment S 

supplies 

Ohio 

AMERICAN THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT CO. 

865 King Ave 


614-291-3133 

Doug Holt, John Williamson 

Complete boxoffice equipment 


SUPPLY CO. 

10640 Leuer Avenue 

Cleveland, OH 44108 

216-851-3334 

Ken Walter. Manager 


C.J. DANNEMILLER CO. 

5300 S Hametown Rd 

Norton, OH 44203 

216-825-7808 

James A Dannemiller 

Richard Troup, Sales Manager 


FREMONT THEATRE SUPPLY 

303 N Ohio Ave 

Fremont, OH 43420 

419-334-2758 

Richard C Smith Jr , 

Projection repair 

Owner 

LIBERTO SPECIALTY CO 

INC. 

5001 West Reno 

Oklahoma City, OK 73128 

405-949-9333 

Fax 405-949-1837 

Ken Birdsell, Branch Manager 

Kenny Davis, Sales 

Complete line of popcorn, 


OKLAHOMA THEATRE 

SUPPLY 

628 West Sheridan Ave 

Oklahoma City, OK 73102 

405-236-8691 

Maxine Peek, President 


Oregon 

CONCESSION WHOLESALE 

SUPPLY INC. 

1947 N W Kearney 

Portland, OR 97209 

503-226-2735, 503-226-2735 

Scott Hicks. General Manager 

Phil 

Nevling 

Projection S sound, sales & service 

GENERAL AMERICAN 

THEATRE SUPPLY 

1 506 N E Couch 


503-231-7673, 503-221-0213 

Fax, 503-228-5032 

Robert Perkins III. Director 

Bob Boitano, Manager 


KEG-TAINER, INC. 

2324 NE 31 si Ave 


503-287-3510 

Robert Burton, President 

Distributor of the Keg-Tainer (mug 

cooler) 

GOLD MEDAL-PITTSBURGH 

INC. 

519 Parkway Dr /POB 4553 


412-787-1030 

Fax 412-787-7295 

Al Sieffert, Branch Manager 

Food concession equipment, 

supplies, sales & repair 

JOHN GROVES COMPANY 

412 E Eighth Ave 

Homestead, PA 15120 

412-462-7900 

Renee Weiss, President 


THEATRE CANDY COMPANY 

& EQUIPMENT 

2800 Smallman St 

Pittsburg, PA 15222 

412-288-9933 

Jonathan Showe, President 

Concession ; 

ULTRATECH INC. 

235 E 15th Avenue PO B 436 

Homestead. PA 15120 

412-461-2845, 412-571-5756 

Donald E Wunderlich, President 

William Biroscak, General Manager 

Theatre supply house with 

installation, 

service & consultation 

Rhode Island 

AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEMS & 

ENG. 

320 St Louis Ave 

Woonsocket, Rl 02895 

401-767-2080 

Ronald W Adams, Owner 

Install, sales S service of stereo 

sound S projection equipment 

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South Dakota 

CREST SALES OF TEXAS 

USA 

2017 Young Street 


214-748-0531 

Ed Cernosek, Manager 

TEXAS THEATRE SUPPLY 

915 South Alamo St 


512-222-1002 

E G Olivarri Jr . 

Owner 

R O Taylor, Assistant 

Washington 

GOTTSCHALK THEATRE 

IDEAS 

Box 198 208 Rosander 

Vale, SD 57788 

605-456-2259 

Ernie Gottschalk, Owner 

Joelen Gottschalk 

Flex shafts for Manley Corn Poppers 

Tennessee 


SUPPLY CO. 

746 Freeland Station Rd 

Nashville, TN 37228 

615-256-4000 

David Bansemer. Branch Manager 

3070 Fleetbrook Dr 

Memphis. TN 381 16 

901-332-8301 

Charles Childs, Manager 


DAWSEY SALES CO. 

5115 Maryland Way 

Brentwood, TN 37027 

615-377-0714 

Fax: 615-377-3121 

John Dawsey 

Reps Eastwest. Econopleat, Amer 

Desk. Bevelite. Cme-lite 


CORP. 

PO B 3002 

Knoxville, TN 37927 

615-522-1535 

Johnny Williams 

Theatre equipment & supplies 

TRI STATE THEATRE SUPPLY 

CO. 

151 Vance Ave 

Memphis, TN 38103 

901-525-8249, 800-666-2676 

R F Blank, Manager 

Paul Koehler 

Theatre equipment S supplies 

Complete theatre service and sales 

DARDEN & DOZIER INC. 

237 Oak Hill 

Roanoke, TX 76262 

817-430-8282 

Charles Darden, President 

D,L Crombie, VP 

Raw popcorn . seasonings & 


HOUSTON ASSOCIATED 

POPCORN 

4321 Old Spanish Trail 


713-747-7759 

Monty Reyton, Branch Manager 

Michelle Motley, Procurement Clerk 

Concession supplies S equipment 


SUPPLY INC. 

2750 East Houston St 


512-226-3508 

Clifford Anderson, President 

Sales S service of motion picture 

projectors and sound equipment 

LIBERTO SPECIALTY CO. 

INC. 

402 South "F" Street, Suite 100 

Harligen, TX 78550 

512-423-8770 

Feliberto Elizondo. Manager 

Concession supplies, equipment

1 

Suite 

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MTS ROYALE SYSTEMS 

169 E Wisconsin Ave 

Oconomowoc. Wl 53066 

414-567-8822 

Fax 414-567-8193 

Dave Lund, VP 

Full line theatre equipment dealer and 

service company 

TRIER'S CONCESSION 

EQUIPMENT & SUPP. 

N. 57 W 13430 Reichert 

Menomonee Falls. Wl 5305 

414-781-7800 

Fax:414-781-8031 

Muriel Splitgerber. President 

Chuck Splitgerber, 


Treasurer 

WISCONSIN CONCESSION 

SUPPLY INC. 

12855 W Silver Spring Di 405 

Butler, Wl 53007 

414-781-3100 

Fax: 414-781-4014 

Ronald Leibundgut, General Manage/ 

Concession equipment supplies S 

service 

Canada 

CLC THEATRE PRODUCTS 

CORP. 

455 Ivlilner Ave Unit 9 

Scarborough, Ontario, MIB 2K4 

416-754-0703, 416-293-4030 

Fax 416-293-0604 

John Kilcullen. President 

Cathy Hocking 

Motion picture theatre equipment 


DOMINION THEATRE 

EQUIPMENT CO. LTD 

343 Railway St 

, 204 

Vancouver, BC, V6A 1A4 

604-682-1848, 604-687-0372 

D V K Fairleigh. Manager 

Everything for the theatre from stree 

to screen 

FAMOUS PLAYERS, INC. 

CONCESS & MERCH. 

146BloorSt West 

Toronto, Ontano, tvl5S 

416-964-5800 

Fax 416-964-3924 

1P3 

Keith D Harding, VP. Concessions i 

(vierch 

Candy distributors 

G.T.'S PROJECTION & 

SOUND LTD. 

3774 William St 

Burnaby. B C . V5C 3H7 

604-291-6489 

Fax 604-299-8456 

George D Torbica. President 

Supply, installation & service of movie 

protectors, sound systems 

GENERAL SOUND DIV. 

FAMOUS PLAYERS LTD. 

5887 Monkland Ave 

Montreal. Quebec. H4A 1G6 

514-489-8461 

George Latorre. District Manager 

Gerry E Nadeau. General 

Manager /East Div 

Sell S install, 

theatre equipment 

service full line of 

HARLAN FAIRBANKS CO. 

LTD. 

7121 6th Street. SE 

Calgary. Alberla. T2H 2M8 

403-253-9214 

Fax 403-252-0920 

Clive Jones. Branch Manager 

Concession & 

HARLAN FAIRBANKS CO. 

LTD. 

1 2608 1 26th Street 

Edmonton. Alberta. T5L 0X6 

403-454-3333 

Laurie Wegener. Branch Manager 

HARLAN FAIRBANKS CO., 

LTD. 

12031 No, 5 Road 

Richmond. B C . V7A 4E9 

604-275-8447 

Fax: 604-275-8450 

William E 

Donnelly. President 


HERGERT ELECTRIC LIMITED 

392 McRoberts Avenue 

Toronto. Ontano. M6E 4R2 

416-656-3642 

Fax 416-775-9522 

Bnan M Hergert. President 

Protection, sound, screen & curtain 

installations 


SUPPLY 

10510 121st St iPOB 3707 

Edmonton. Alberla. T5L 4J7 

403-489-4899 

Tom Hutchinson. President 


POPCORN PLUS 

2303 2nd Avenue 

Regina. Saskatchewan. S4R 1A5 

306-757-2490 

Al McDonald. Branch Manager 

Division of Harlan Fairbanks Co Ltd. 


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Allied Goods and Services 

The following pages will guide you to firms that provide specialized services 

to the exhibition industry, including: advertising supplies and accessories; 

booking; construction work; consulting in various fields; architectural and 

design services; insurance; rentals; service, repair and maintenance work; 

3-D viewers and lenses; video and pinball machines; uniforms; 

and miscellaneous goods and services. 

ACCESSORIES/ 

TRAILERS 

SHORTS 

\rRO PRODUCTIONS 

Cit\ MO t>4 n o 

AOFILMS LIMITED 

250 Merton StTWI 

Toronto, Ontario 

416-483-3551 

Carwda M4S iBt 

ALPINE FILM AND VIDEO 

EXCHANGE 

1024 N 250 East 

Oeoi. UT 84057 

801-225-8485 

MiKe Karr, VVe F>t»Si\*an.' 

CAPTIVE COMMERCIALS. 

INC. 

•.:nd;r Ml 48009 

.-1--4050 

D.L. VELDE INC. 

317 St. Paul's Av«.BIdg- 

Jersey City. NJ 07306 

201-792-7600 

Leslie Vekte. Pivsident 

Lee Brown 

FILMACK STUDIOS 



312-427-3395 

Fax: 312-427-4866 

Joseph R Mack. Prssident 

Robert Mack, Secmary-Treasurer 

Pnxkictirs of spsdal announcement 

GERRARD ASSOCIATES 

5452 Evanwood Avenue 

Aaoiira. CA 91301 

818-706-3959 

Fav 

818-706-39^1 

Louis Oerrard. Prt>s;iAv7f 

Cathy Genard. IP 

c\vTKc ijentvafeJ trailers 

GLENN ROLAND FILMS 

lOrii VVellworlh Ave 

Los Angeles. CA !Xi024 

213-475-09O7 

Glenn Roland. O/ ct P^.•'^.v^S|C?^> 

\K-'t\y^ cictun^ S v ii*v fv-cyJiA-ftcvi 

INTERMISSION 

PRODUCTIONS LTD. 

6102 Knell \allei Dt Ste. 308 

WiltowbrooK.IL 60514 

312-654-3147. 312-6S4-0200 

Barbara Scheoren. Secn?(sry 

MarK Caras 

NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE 

GROUP 

40 RA-kwood Pl.K-e 

Englewood. N^l 07631 

201-871-7900 

Fa\ 201-871 7914 

Peter Koplik, Pre»denr 

Burton Robbins. L\\isultant 

2001 S La Cienega Blvd 


213-836-1505 

Fax 213-836-9878 

Mitchell Wilen. 

VP. Distnbution 

1800 BaltinKire Ave 

Kansas City. MO 64 108 

816-842-5893 

Fax: 816-842-4553 

David Farkes. Branch Manager 

Posters, shils. 

one sheets, trailers 

PHOTO-VISION 

9424 Chesapeake Dr Ste 1302 


619-560-8994 

Peter Franco. MsrXeting OirectCf 

Alex SaihowsKi. 

Tech Rec 

PIKE PRODUCTIONS INC. 

9' Lake Ave 

IMevvton MA 02159 

617-332-5560 

Fa\ 617-332-3997 

James A Pike. Pwsidenf 

Ccvnelia M Pike, ivifes AfeOiSsêf 

SCREENVISION CINEMA 

NETWORK 

New V>iK. N^ 10016 

212-818-0180 

Terry Laughren. Presidant 

George Mamantov. VP Dir 

Operation 

9454 Wilshire Blvd 627 


213-276-7394 

Fax: 213-271-3540 

Larissa Alexandra. VP 

The 

SHORT FILM SHOWCASE 

625 Broadway 


212-677-8732 212-473-34(X) 

Sol Horwitz. Prxyiecl Administrator 

Pat Thomson 

Independent film shorts 

SILVER SCREEN 

SPECIALTIES 

POB 1223 

Caklwell. ID 83606 

208-454-9454 

David Comwell, Presidenl 

Karen J Comwell, VP 

Policy trailers 

STUDIO 66 PRODUCTIONS 

733 Superba 

Venice, CA 90291 

213-301-1742 

Fax: 213-822-5935 

Christopher Dill, CoOwner 

Lorraine Dill, Co-Owner 

Ovvvic*v«} fr3.(efS 

Policy traiters 

CINEMA CONCEPTS 

THEATRE SERVICE 

"owers Fe

WINNINGHAM ENTERPRISES

M SCOP, INC. 

fi 303 

x Wl 53089 

414 251-6808 

James Florence. President/Buyer 

Linda Wittmann. Bookmg Departrner)! 

MILGRAM THEATRES INC. 

1616 Walnut St Ste 2000 


215 985-4900 

William Milgram, President 

Henry Milgram. Executive VP 

MINI THEATRES 

35 1 Plandome Road 

Manhasset. NY 1 1030 

516-627-7977 

Harold Lager. Owner 

Marlin Goldman. Owner 

NORTHWEST DIVERSIFIED 

ENTERTAINMENT 

2819 First Ave Suite 220 

Seattle. WA 98121 

206-441-5380 

Fax 206 443-3200 

Beniamin L 

Hannah. President 

Victoria Hauker. Film Buyer 

R C THEATRES 

MANAGEMENT CORP. 

231 W Cherry Hill Road 

Reisterslown, MD 21136 

301-526-4774 

Fax 301-526-6871 

Irwin R Cohen. President 

Scott R Cohen. Head Film 

Contractual Negotiator 

SAFFLE-UNITED THEATRE 

SERVICE 

#710 Securities BIdg, 

Seattle. WA 98101 

206-623-5774. 206-623-5774 

Bud Saffle. Director 

Walt Thayer 

VONDERHAAR CINEMA 

MARKETING 

1 1975 92nd Ave N Box222 

Maple Grove. MN 55369 

612-424-7617. 612-425-5657 

Mike Vonderhaar. Owner 

WESTERN AMUSEMENT 

COMPANY, INC 

POB 690 

Pacific Palicades. CA 90272 

213-454-6677 

Juanila G Jones. President 

BROKERS 

CINEXCEL 

2901 Bee Caves Rd /P O B G 

Austin. TX 78746 

512-328-4055 

Fax: 512-328-4424 

Don Martin. Partner 

Real estate development, location 

analysis, construction & design 

COMMUNICATIONS EQUITY 

ASSOCIATES 

101 E Kennedy Blvd 

. 3300 


813-222-8844 

Fax:813-222-8844 

Elise Breitinger. Marketing Manager 

Cable TV system sales, aquisitions S 

trades 

ISLAND CINEMAS 

9059 90th N W 

Oak Harbor. WA 98277 

206-675-0746 

Fax: 206-675-9402 

John J- 

Steve Lange 

Solin. Partner 

CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, 

INC. 

1401 Wynnton Road 

Columbus. GA 31906 

404-323-0755 

Glenn A Gntfilh. A I 

Dennis W Griffin, 

A 

Arctiitect Project 

FOREST BAY 

CONSTRUCTION CORP 

3070 Lawson Blvd 

Oceanside. NY 11572 

516-763-4800 

Robert Beacher. President 

FRIDDEL CONSTRUCTION 

402 Green River Drive 

Montgomery. TX 77358 

409-588-2667 

GLATZ-JACOBSEN THEATRE 

DESIGN CONSULTANTS 


Arvada. CO 80005 

303-421-9516 

Fax 303-421-9518 

Chris A Jacobsen. 

Architect 

President 

INSULATION CORPORATION 

OF AMERICA 

14550 W 99th St 

Lenexa. KS 66215 

913-492-0700 

Lex Kessler. President 

Install and supply thermal & 

acoustical insulation 

JD & M BUILDING CO. 

8930 Brandt 

Dearborn Heights, Ml 48126 

313-584-7670 

Joe Duronio. President 

Vicent Moceri 

SCREEN TOWERS 

INTERNATIONAL 

POB 399 

Rogers. TX 76569 

817-642-3591 

Paul L Sherman. Owner 

Outdoor and indoor screens 

SELBY INDUSTRIES 

POB 267 

Richfield. OH 44286 

216-659-6631 

Fax 216-659-4112 

Jerry W Selby. Mike Selby 

Screen towers 


MARKETING 

11975 92nd Ave N /Box222 

Maple Grove. MN 55369 

612-424-7617. 612-425-5657 

Mike Vonderhaar. Owner 

CONSULTANTS 

ALCOPS, INC. 

6400 Glenwood, Suite 320 

Shawnee, MS 66202 

913-362-0104 

Mickey Gitlin, 

President 

Theatre checking, investigating & 

security services 


5990B Unity Dr 


404-263-6594 

Eve Miller. VP 

Sound system consulting 

AUSTIN & ASSOCIATES 

40 Selborne Chase 

Fairport. NY 14450 

716-223-0711 

Bruce A, Austin, President 

Research and consulting 

SILVER SCREEN 


2440 E Tudor Rd Suite 120 

Anchorage. AK 99507 

907-278-0064. 907-268-9379 

Band Thornsley. Managing Director 

TRI STATE THEATRE 

SERVICE INC. 

636 Northland Blvd/POB 405001 

Cincinnati. OH 45240 

513-851-5700 

Fax: 513-851-5708 

Phil Borack. President 

Barry Steinberg 

TRIANGLE THEATRE SERVICE 

INC. 

1 1 33 Broadway 


212-7270007 

Irving Dollinger. Representative 

Richard Dollinger. 

Representative 

JWN STATES BOOKING 

3600 Johnny Cake Lane 

Charlotte. NC 28226 

704-554-5949 

RT Belcher. Oivner Operator 

VIKING FILM SERVICE 

1228 Wagon Wheel Road 

Hopkins, MN 55343 

612-933-7271 

Jack Kelvie, President 

CONSTRUCTION 

BOOTH SEATING 

905 South Third Street 

Memphis. TN 38106 

901-948-6515 

H. Booth. Owner 

BUTLER FIXTURE COMPANY 

3939 William Street 


303-296-3939 

Fax 303-296-3016 

John Karpan. President 

Randy Vienot 

Concession counters, boxoffice and 

cabinetry 


SERVICE 

29510 SR 19 

Travres. FL 32778 

904-343-9196. 904-343-6160 

Ward Churchman. Owner 


Drive-in screens 

CINEXCEL 

2901 Bee Caves Rd /P OB G 


512-328-4055 

Fax 512-328-4424 


LINTECH LIMITED 

6520 West 1 10th Suite 102 


913-491-0080 

John W Linson 

Specializing in energy systems and 

controls 

MBC CONSTRUCTION INC. 

79 Powerhouse Road 

Roslyn Heights. NY 11577 

516-484-4691. 516-484-4981 

Bud Cadiff 

Renovation, multiplexing 

MOTION PICTURE DESIGN 

ASSOC. 

2526 Rosewood Ave. 

Roslyn. PA 19001 

215-887-8804 

Mitchel Ambramowitz. President 

Consultants, architects, engineers 

THE PROCTOR COMPANIES 

2335 So Inca St 


303-934-5455. 800-221-3699 

Fax 303-934-6236 

Bruce Proctor. President 

Robert Greene. VP 

QUADRANTS 

CONSTRUCTION 

5846 Hubbard 

Garden City. Ml 48136 

313-281-9800 

Bill 

Clark 

BURDEN ASSOCIATES 

20944 Sherman Way Suite 213 

Canoga Park. CA 91303 

818-340-4590 

Richard W Burden. President 


PICTURE SYSTEMS, INC. 



301-589-5600 


Cathy Rockman. General Manager 


SERVICE 

29510 SR 19 

Tavares. FL 32778 

904-343-9196. 904-343-6160 

Ward Churchman. Owner 


CINEXCEL 

2901 Bee Caves Rd POB G 


512-328-4055 

Fax: 512-328-4424 


COMMUNICATIONS EQUITY 

ASSOCIATES 

101 E Kennedy Blvd 

. 3300 


813-222-8844 

Fax 813-222-8844 

Elise Breitinger, Marketing Manager 

S(i 

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CREATIVE ENTERTAINMENT 

CONSULTANTS 



212-921-0011 

Larry Lapldus, President 

FILM REVIVALS INC. 

441 West End Ave Apt 3G 


212-362-7645 

Frank Rowley. President 


Oak Harbor. WA 98277 

206-675-0746 

Fax 206-675-9402 

John J 

Solin. Steve Lange 



Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 

516-484-4691, 516-484-4981 

Bud Caditt 

Design theatres 

D. P. AYYAPPAN, 

CONSULTANTS IN 

ACOUSTICS 

1908 University Dr 

Richardson. TX 75081 

214-644-2130 

Fax: 214-644-2133 

D.P.Ayyappan, Consultant 

Services in the areas of 

noise control 

DALE SYSTEM INC. 

1101 Stewart Ave. 

Garden City. NY 11530 

516-794-2800. 800-645-6366 

Fax: 516-542-1063 

Harvey Yaffe, President 

Alan Lowell. 

Treasurer 

Internal security services specialists 

DROVER CORPORATION, THE 

9841 Airport Blvd. 9tti Fir 


800-526-5599 

F. Haynes. Natl Sales Manager 

Private capital for film financing 

FXC COMMUNICATIONS 

970 Soutti 2nd St 

San Jose. CA 95112 

408-293-2000 

Fax: 408-294-2000 

JohnC, Bondi. Div VP Gen- 

Manager 

Malcolm Jafferies. VP Contracting 

FOREST BAY 

CONSTRUCTION WEST 

3111 Glendale Blvd 


213-663-3420 

Fax 213-663-4603 

Ray Searage. VP 

GMF SOUND INC. 

1437-A N Manzanita 

Orange. CA 92667 

714-997-5645 

Donald E Bethune, President 

Audo & visual contractors 



9961 W, 86th Place 

Arvada. CO 80005 

303-421-9516 

Fax 303-421-9518 

Chris A Jacobsen. 

Architect 

President 

Theatre design nationwide 

HARRY MELCHER 

ENTERPRISES 

3615 W Fond du Lac Ave, 

Milwaukee. Wl 53216 

414-442-5020. 414-254-0971 

Fax: 414-442-5023 

Harry Melcher. Dick Melcher 

JOHN R. EICKHOF ENT., INC. 

41 Walnut St IP OB 1071 

Collax. CA 95713 

916-346-2094. 916-477-3905 

Fax 916-346-8192 

John R Eickhol. President 

Helen Martin. Office Manager 

M K Wurtsbaugh. Technician 

Guy Eriksen, Technician 

KENNETH MEADES 

FOB 71098 


213-662-2463 

Kenneth Meades, Communications 

Consultant 


6520 West 1 10th St Suite 102 

Overland Park, KS66211 

913-491-0080 

John W Linson 


controls 

LONDON HOUSE INC. 

1550 Northwest Highway 

Park Ridge, IL 60068 

312-298-7311 

Samuel Maurice, Vice President 

Employee testing, training 

MCKINNEY TECHNICAL 

SERVICE 

208 Rutherford Dr 

Danville, CA 94526 

415-820-4350 

Fax: 415-838-5655 

Clyde Mc Kinney 

MORLEY REALTY 

1200 Brickell Avenue 


305-358-4000 

Nicholas Morley 


ASSOC. 

2526 Rosewood Ave 

Rosyin, PA 19001 

215-887-5504, 215-638-3666 

Fax 215-( 4774 

Mitchel Abramowitz, President 

NLNV CINEMAS 

8714 Bradmoor Dnve 

Bethesda, MD 20817 

301-897-8942 

Steven D, Sharkey. President 

Innovative entertainment, special 

effects system. Lasedoons 

NORCON ELECTRONICS 

1260 Ralph Ave 

Brooklyn, NY 11236 

212-451-1112 

Constance Schlatf, 

Treasurer 

ALPRO Softouch Acoustical 

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TERSON CONSULTANTS 

West Prkwy 6208 

leapolis, MN 55344 

> 1? 941-3021. 3 14-487-0293 

Fax 612-835-9488 

David L 

Judy Gillick 

Peterson. President 

Theatre mar)agement and crew 

motivation and training 

PLOTKIN & ASSOCIATES INC. 

661 N Arrowtiead Ave 

San Bernardino. CA 92401 

714-8881957, 707-745-5828 

Fax 714-888-3504 

Harris Plotkin, 

Debbie Niculescu 

President 

Management, employee consultation, 

testing 

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ATTRACTIONS 

2325 Cumberland 

Rockford. IL 61103 

815-964-5982 

J B Johnson. President 

Showmanship and promotion 

consulting tor theatre managers 

RICHARD S. ADLAI CORP., 

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POB 2026 


SIGMA DESIGN GROUP 

1507 Ashland Ave 

Santa Monica. CA 90405 

213-452-2292, 213-376-2755 

Fax 213-452-4073 

Gerald Nash. Sr 

Evans Wetmore 

Partner 

Designs for Torus Screen and special 

theatre auditoriums 

SILVER SCREEN 


2440 E Tudor Rd Suite 120 

Anchorage. AK 99507 

907-278-0064. 907-268-9379 

Band Thornsley. Managing Director 

STANTON CORP. 

5701 Exec Ctr Dr. 

Charlotte. NC 28212 

800-528-5745 

Fax 704-537-7500 

Mr James Mckenzie. Sr VP Sales 

Applicant & employee a 

programs, and interviewing 

STEIN INDUSTRIES 

22 Sprague Ave 

Amityville. NY 11701 

516-789-2222 

Fax: 516-789-8888 

Stuart Stem. VP 

Andrev* Stem. VP 


POB 3472 

Santa Rosa, CA 95402 

707.545-4068 

James Vandemark. Owner 

Design & build theatre sound systems 


MARKETING 

1 , 

1975 92nd Ave. N Box222 

Maple Grove, MN 55369 

612-424-7617, 612-425-5657 

Mike Vonderhaar, Owner 

DESIGNERS/ 

ARCHITECTS 




Sliver Spring. MD 20910 

301-589-5600 


Cathy Rockman, General Manager 

Sound systems 

CHRISTOPHER P. BUTZON, 

ARCHITECT 

1401 Wynnton Road 

Columbus, GA 31906 

404-323-0755 404-322-1549 

Christopher P 

Div 

Butzon. President 

of Construction Senices. Inc 

CINEXCEL 

2901 Bee Caves Rd, P,0 B G 

Austin, TX 78746 

512-328-4055 

Fax 512-328-4424 

Don Martin, Partner 

DAN ACITO & ASSOCIATES 

1636 E. HillcrestSt. 

Orlando. FL 32803 

305-898-6098 

Dan Acito. Owner 

DURAND-HOLLIS ARCHIT. & 

PLAN. 

8607 Wurzbach Rd, Suite 201 


512-696-1810 


970 South 2nd St 

San Jose, CA 95112 

408-293-2000 

Fax 408-294-2000 

John C Bondi, Div VP Gen'l 

Manager 

Malcolm Jafferies, VP Contracting 

FOUNTAINHEAD 

ASSOCIATES, P.C. 

555 Street Road 

Bensalem, PA 19020 

215-887-5504, 215-638-3666 

Mitchei Abramowitz, President 


5452 Evanv^'ood Avenue 

Agoura, CA 91301 

818-706-3959 

Fax 818-706-3960 

Louis Gerrard, President 

Cathy Gerrard, VP 

Theatre interior design 




Arvada, CO 80005 

303-421-9516 

Fax 303-421-9518 

Chris A Jacobsen, 

Architect 

President 

HIDELL ARCHITECTS 

281 1 McKinney Ave. Suite 207 


214-855-0335 

Fax: 214-855-0169 

Bill Hidell, Principal 

Eric Jakimier, Associate 

Full service architectural and interior 

design firm 



Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 

516-484-4691, 516-484-4981 

Bud Cadiff 


ASSOC. 

2526 Rosewood Ave 

Rosyin, PA 19001 

215-887-5504, 215-638-3666 

Fax 215-638-4774 

Mitchei Abramowitz, President 

PROCTOR COMPANIES, THE 

2335 So Inca St 


303-934-5455, 800-221-3699 

Fax 303-934-6236 

Bruce Proctor, President 

Rick Greene, VP 

R.E. WOLD AND ASSOCIATES 

678 Front N W 


616-456-9944 

Fax 616-456-5936 

Robert Lee Wold, President 

Fred Hall, VP Production 

SIGMA DESIGN GROUP 

1507 Ashland Ave 


213-452-2292, 213-376-2755 

Fax 213-452-4073 

Gerald Nash, Sr 

Evans Wetmore 

Partner 

Designs for Torus Screen and special 

theatre auditoriums 

TK ARCHITECTS 

1009 Baltimore 


816-842-7552 

Theodore F 

Knapp, AIA Architect 

Design, refurbishing, concession 

planning, architectural services 

THOMAS BERKES, 

ARCHITECT 

4454 Van Nuys Blvd Suite 212 


818-907-8859, 818-907-8875 

Fax 818-907-5130 

Thomas Berkes, AIA. Principal 

VITASCOPE CORP. 

1314 Ellsworth Ind Drive 


404-35 1-36 18. 404-352-1288 

Wide screen motion picture 

production, projection and theatres 

INSURANCE 

AMERICAN NATIONAL 

GENERAL AGENCIES 

3801 Barham Blvd Suite 320 


213-850-5880 

Albert Rieder, Senior Vice President 

Patricia Power, VP S Branch 

Manager 

James Ouinn 

REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS INC. 

The Plaza, Suite 200, 300 Walnut 

Des Moines, lA 50309 

515-243-1724 

Fax 515-243-6664 

Stanley J 

Reynolds, President 

Jean E Johnston, Treasurer 

Independent agency offering 

property, casualty benefits thru 

NA TO endorsed plans 

WM. K. O'CONNOR & CO. 

50 West 75th Street 

Willowbrook, IL 60514 

312-920-8484 

Fax 312-920-8486 

William K. O'Connor, President 

MISC. 

GOODS & 

SERVICES 

A-1 PREMIERES, INC 



212-247-3829, 212-765-7601 

Edward LaPidus. President 

Supply equipment for premieres, 

promotions, meetings 

A.T. ELECTRONICS & 

SERVICE 

114 2nd Ave N W./P.O.B 338 

Beach City, OH 44608 

216-756-2406 

Andy Thompson 

Used equipment and parts 

AFD PHOTOGARD FILM 

COATING LAB 

1015 No Cahuenga Blvd 


213-469-8141 

Richard D Larsen, President 

Film coating lab. 

coats film stock 

rejuvenates and 

AGFA PHOTO 

DIVISION AGFA CORP. 

100 Challenger Rd 

Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660 

201-440-2500 

John McGlynn, Divisional President 

Emily Damrow 

Film stock 

ACADEMY OF CINEMA 

TECHNOLOGY 

3100 W Warner Ave, Suite 6 


714-751-2628 

Fax 714-751-1517 

Louis Eales, Joy Steinmetz 

Technical training 

AOFILMS LIMITED 

250 Merton Street 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4S 1B1 

416-483-3551 

Fred T 

Stinson, President 

ALCOPS, INC. 

6400 Glenwood, Suite 320 

Shawnee, MS 66202 

913-362-0104 

Mickey Gillin, 

President 

Theatre checking, investigating S 

security services 

S2 IJoxoi 1 1( i:

1 

AuBUst. 1989 83 

ALEXANDER FILM & VIDEO 

967 Elkton Drive 

Colorado Springs, CO 80907 

719-531-6311 

Fax: 719-531-7731 

Don Hawks. General Manager 

Aneta Hawks, Operations Manager 

Film and video production, processing 

ALL NATION'S FLAG CO. INC. 

118W 5th St 


816-842-8798 

Fax; 816-842-3995 

Greg Wald, President 

Banners and flags 

AUDIOFAX, INC. 

2000 Powers Ferry Rd./Ste,220 


404-984-9513 

Fax: 404-956-1439 

Mark Bloomfield, President 

Douglas Kilgour, Dir. of Bus Dev 

Computerized teleplione information 

systems 

BANNERWORKS 

558 First Ave, South 

Seattle, WA 98104 

206-622-8734 

Fax: 206-622-5632 

Koryn Rolstad, 

President Founder Designer 

Lori Allen, Office Manager 

Fabric for ceilings and wall hangings 

BARTCO COMPANY 

924 N Formosa 


213-851-5411 

LeRoy E 

Cleaning aids 

Bartels, President 

CRC ENTERPRISES 

212 E Robinson Box 152 

Knoxville, lA 50138 

515-842-4911 

Curt Schwanebeck. Vice President 

Fixtures 

CAPTIVE COMMERCIALS, 

INC. 

775 Kennesaw 

Birmingham, Ml 48009 

313-647-4050 

Jack Metzel. President 

Sponsored trailers 

CINECHECK/HANOVER 

Fullers Farm Shere Rd 

W Horsely. Surrey. England KT24 

6ET 

444-865-3950 

Levis Minford 

Planta 20. Castellana 141 

Madrid, Spain 28016 

341-459-0150 

Audits 

CINETYP, INC. 

843 Seward Street 


213-463-8569 

Fax: 213-463-4129 

John H Bell, 

President 

Domestic

1 

GILBOY, INC. 

8401 E Slauson Ave POB 97 

Pico Rivera, CA 90660 

213-949-7355 

Rodger V Hunter. President 

Film mounting, stiipping storage, 

inspection and junking 

GLEN RAVEN MILLS 

1450 Broadway 


212-221-6749 

Peter Keiflenheim, Sales Manager 

GOTTSCHALK THEATRE 

IDEAS 

POB 198 138 Main St 

Vale, SD 57788 

605-456-2259 

Ernie Gottschalk, Owner 

Joelen Gottschalk 

Flex shafts for old style fânley Corn 

Poppers 

HANOVER SECURITY 

REPORTS, INC. 

952 Manhattan Beach Bl 250 

Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 

213-545-9891, 800-634-5560 

Fax: 213-545-7690 

Levis Mintord IV, President 

Nancy G Stein. Executive VP 

Audits tor distributors and exhibitors, 

housekeeping audits 

IMTECH INTERNATIONAL, 

INC. 

260 West Broadway 


212-226-6900 

Fax 212-226-8594 

Ellen Baum, Sales Marketing Coord 

- 

Video walls 

INDIANA CASH DRAV\?ERS 

CO. 

P,0 B 236 

Shelbyville, IN 46176 

317-398-6643 

Fax; 317-392-0958 

Joseph R Showers, President 

William Showers, Secretary Treasurer 

Electronically or manually activated 

cash drawers 

INTERMEDIA /INVIDEO 

P.OB 27670 


213-661-5539 

M. Moss, VP 

Advance film /video release 

information 


SERVICE, INC. 

130 Ferry Ave 

Collingswood, NJ 08104 

609-962-6800, 609-962-8400 

Fax 609-962-6051 

Stanley Adelman, President 

David Adieman 

Warehouse, mount, inspect S deliver 

IRA ROBERTS INC. 

185 N Robertson Blvd 


213-657-1170 

Richard Kaplin, Director 

Pre-lramed artwork for lobbies 


6520 West 1 lOlh St Suite 102 

Overland Park, KS66211 

913-491-0080 

JohnW Linson 


controls 

LOMMA ENTERPRISES INC. 

1 120 So Washington Ave 

Scranton, PA 18505 

717-346-5559 

Fax 717-346-5580 

Gary Knight, Exec VP 

Miniature golf courses 

MABEN INC. 

14004 N W. 19th Avenue 

Opa Locks, FL 33054 

305-681-2021 

M Dagoshino, Secretary 

Insect repellants 

MILES W. FRY & SONS INC. 

300 Frysville Rd 

Ephrata, PA 17522 

717-354-4501 

Morion Fry, Owner 

Fast growing trees for drive-in 

theatres 

MIRREX CORP. 

7 Evans Terminal 

Hillside, NJ 07205 

201-353-3370 

Fax: 201-353-6899 

Ernest L. Piano, VP 

xs for scenery and/or 

ceiling panels 

MONSTER CABLE PRODUCTS 

INC. 

101 Townsend St 


415-777-1355, 213-322-8200 

Noel Lee, President 

Gary Reber. Director. Special Project 

Sonically transparent speaker wire 

and interconnect cables for 

theatres 

MOUNTAIN WEST ALARM 

SUPPLY 

4215 N, 16 St, 

Phoenix. AZ 85064 

602-263-8831 

Richard Schultz. President 

Alarm systems 

MOVIE FACTS 

1870BusseHighvKay 

DesPlaines,IL 60016 

312-299-9700 

Ted Wilmes, President 

RjUov/ak. Vice President 

Informative brochure guide to movies 

MOVIEAD CORP. 

3111 University Dr, Suite 320 

Coral Springs. FL 33065 

305-344-7705 

Fax: 305-755-0506 

Emil T. Noah Jr. 

Supply ad slicks S title an to theatres 

NLNV CINEMAS 

8714 Bradmoor Drive 

Bethesda. MD 20817 

301-897-8942 

Steven D Sharkey. President 

Innovative entertainment, special 

effects system, Lasertoons 

NADEX INDUSTRIES INC. 

1 45 Ontario Street 

Buffalo, NY 14207 

716-873-6600 

Fax: 716-873-6621 

R Emerson, Sales Manager 

D Domagala, Marketing 

Nadex model 607 coin sorter & 

packager 

NATIONAL FILM SERVICE 



212-944-1788 

William Rosen. President 

Arnold Brown. Vice President 

8401 Slauson 

Pico Rivera. CA 90660 

213-949-9397 

Roger Hunter 

Film transport 

NATIONAL PRE-VUE 

NETWORK 

7825 Fay Ave . Suite 200 

La Jolla, CA 92037 

619-456-5577 

Frank Lane, President 

Penny Langford, VP 

Edwin White, International Sales Mgr 

NORCON ELECTRONICS INC. 

1260 Ralph Ave 

Brooklyn. NY 11236 

212-451-1112 

Constance Schlaff, Treasurer 

Talk-through communicators, alarms 

NORTHERN TELECOM 

6201 Oaklon Street 

Morton Grove, IL 60053-2756 

312-967-6600 

Tim Hill 

Digital telecommunication systems 

O'RYAN INDUSTRIES 

9400 ANE 130th Avenue 

Vancouver, WA 98682 

800-426-4311, 206-892-0447 

Mark Alan Effinger, VP/Laser 

Division 

Laser projectors 

OGDEN ALLIED LEISURE 

SERVICES 

2 Penn Plaza Suite 2500 


800-858-0123 

David Hahn, VP of Marketing 

Marine Air Terminal / Hanger 7 So 

LaGuardia Airpt / Flushings, NY 

11371 

718-507-7117,301-322-1600 

Samuel M. Rubin, Regional Manager 

Joseph DeFelice 

Concessionaire and food service 

OHIO DISPLAYS INC. 

10252 Berea Road 

Cleveland, OH 44102 

216-961-5600 

Fax: 216-961-7869 

Robert Miller, Product Manager 

William Reinker 

Lobby and trade show exhibit 

construction and design 

OMNIMOUNT SYSTEMS 

10850 Vanowen St 

N Hollywood, CA 91605 

818-766-9000 

Fax 818-766-9669 

Bruce Chantra, Susan Michelson 

Mounting assemblies tor surround 

speakers 

OPENINGS 

40 W Howard 

Pontiac, Ml 48058 

313-335-7380 

Fax: 313-335-6868 

Bill 

McWilliams. National Account 

Exec 

Theatre auditorium doors 

PIC CORP. 

23 S Essex Ave 

Orange, NJ 07050 

201-678-7300 

Sid Goldman. President 

Man Rubel. Vice President 

Mosquito repelling coils 

POINT OF VUE (SCREENING) 

ROOM, THE 

24300 Southfield Road / Ste 350 

Southfield, Ml 48075 

313-557-8111 

Mr Harold Turel, President 

Motion picture screening room 

POPCORN REPORT, THE 

' 

W Glen Comm 1 430 Broadway 


212-921-0966 

Sy Perry 

Short subjects designed for the 

moviegoing public 

PRO-TAPE INC. 

832 8th Ave 


212-586-8873, 800-345-0234 

Fax: 212-262-0589 

Barry Harl, VP Sales & Mktg 

Chris Han, Natl Sales Manager 

Tapes for seat repair, carpet 

placement, glow-in-dark tape 

RAINBOW CREATIONS, INC. 

216 Industrial Drive 

Ridgeland, MS 39158 

601-856-2158 

Steve Thomas, President 

Decorative wall panels in large scale 

designs: also custom design 

RAY HACKIE FILM SERVICE 

INC. 

1738 Cordova St 


213-737-6062, 213-734-5418 

Kevin Raymond Hackie, President 

Helen Egan 

Film shippers, print storage, 

mountings S film coating 

ROTBY FILM, INC. 

13 Emily Jeffers Road 

Randolph, MA 02368 

617-344-6798, 617-986-5857 

Moshe Guez, Inventor President 

Patents for subtitling and sound optic 

transfer systems 

S. BOSE 

1403 Bayview Drive 

Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 

213-372-9166, 414-886-0164 

Scott Bose, President 

Steven Klindworth, Dir 

Sales 

Marketing 

of 

Patented MOVIE MOVER film 

shipping technology 

SAFE WAY ALARMS 

2498 University Avenue 

St Paul, MN 55114 

612-646-1376 

Ronald Gustafson, President 

Fire alarms and security systems 

84 BOXOFUCE

. 

Aueust. 1989 85 

SCREENVISION CINEMA 

NETWORK 

275 Madison Ave. 


212-818-0180 

Terry Laughren, President 

George Mamantov. VP'Dir 

Operation 

9454 Wilshire Blvd. 627 


213-276-7394 

Fax: 213-271-3540 

Larissa Alexandra, VP 

Sponsored trailers for national 

advertisers 

Theatre 

SENNHEISER ELECTRONIC 

CORP. 

6 Vista Drive /P.OB 987 

Old Lyme, CT 06371 

203-434-9190 

Fax:203-434-1759 

Tony Tudisco. VP Marketing 

Microphones, headphones, infrared 

systems. RF wireless systems 

SENNHEISER/ROLLS 

ELECTRONIC 

4260 Lankershim Blvd. 

North Hollywood, CA 91602 

213-877-8877 

Kattileen Burke, Sales Manager 

Microphones, headphones, infrared 

systems. RF wireless systems 

SHOWSCAN FILM CORP. 

3939 Landmark St, 

Culver City, CA 90232-2315 

213-558-0150, 213-553-0469 

Fax: 213-559-7984 

Edward M. Plitt, VP 

Raymond Fox, 

Distribution /Operations 

Specialty theatre/ 70mm film shot & 

projected at 60 frames per second 

SOUND PR0DUCTS/3M 

Building 223-05-09 

St. Paul, MN 55144 

612-736-0843 

Fax:612-736-7614 

Donald Sluder, Marketing Sales Rep. 

Rick Barker, Marketing Manager 

Music systems, message centers 

TAKE 3 BBS 

4839 E Greenway, Suite 335 

Scottsdale, AZ 85254 

602-971-2922 

David Kidder 

Computer information service for the 

motion picture and home video 

industries 

TALK-A-PHONE 

5013 N. Kedzie Ave. 

Ctiicago, iL 60625 

312-539-1100 

Fax:312-539-1241 

Dan F. Kagan, Sales Manager 

Ticket office intercom systems 

TAMBER FILM SERVICE 

916 E Pleasant Dr./P.O.B. 878 

Tulare, CA 93275 

209-686-4768 

William Smitti. Owner 

Motion picture film delivery 

TECHNICOLOR INC. 

4050 Lankerstiim Blvd 

Nortti Hollywood, CA 91608 

TEE-COMM DISTRIBUTION, 

INC. 

250 Cooper Ave., Suite 100 

Tonawanda, NY 14150 

716-875-7500 

Fax: 716-875-9390 

William J 06e\[. General Manager 

Maureen Smytti, Branch Manager 

Ceiling fans, air circulation 

THEATRE CALENDAR 

SERVICE 

1601 Linwood Blvd 

Oklatioma City. OK 73106 

405-235-7003, 405-235-2195 

Roy Avey, Owner 

Custom designed theatre calendars 

and heralds 

TRANE COMPANY, THE 

3600 Pammel Creek Road 

La Crosse, Wl 54601-7599 

608-787-2000 

Richard Figgie, Dir. of Marketing 

Comm. 

Computer-run building management 

systems 

TRIPLETT CORP. 

One Triplet Drive 

Bluffton, OH 45817 

419-358-5015 

J. Steven Wiegman, Natl. Dist. Sales 

Mgr. 

Test equipment 

VIDEO VOYAGE 

28 Norman St 

Salem, MA 01970 

617-745-9555,617-626-2266 

Leonard E. Desilets, Owner 

Video and film library organization 

VITASCOPE CORP. 

1314 Ellsworth Ind Drive 


404-351-3618,404-352-1288 

Wide screen motion picture 

production, projection and theatres 

WATER MASTER CO. 

Box 1186 

New Brunswick, NJ 08903 

201-247-1900 

Rubber plumber's goods 


5452 Evanswood Ave 

Agoura, CA 91301 

818-706-3959 

Fax: 818-706-3960 



212-947-5335 

Tom Hayes, President 

Distributes 35mm dolby stereo music 

AUDIO RENTS, INC. 

7237 Santa Monica Blvd. 


213-874-1000 

Michael Freas 

WHY CHOOSE 

AAAA 

Acoustical Wall Covering 

Ultra 2000"^ Wall Panels 

1. You never v\/orry about fit or last minute 

changes because Soundfold Is custom fabricated 

at your site. 

2. You are assured of ttie finest materials when 

you select Soundfold. And our patented flexible 

one-piece pleating bracket Insures ease of 

Installation allov^^lng for custom fitting of lights, 

special hardv^/are, and sloping vjaWs. 

3. You receive complete Installation Instructions. 

Factory Installation Is also available v\/orldwlde. 

Ordering Is easy, and you may select from a vj\de 

variety of fabrics and colors. It pays to Insist on 

genuine Soundfold. For free Information, call us 

collect now: (5 1 3) 293-267 1 

Soundfold, Inc., P.O. Box 292125, Dayton, OH 45429 

YOU CAN BET 

WOLK HAS IT 

DON'T WORRY!! 

We still manufacture and stocl< ttiousands of 

replacement parts for your older equipment ttiat 

has been discontinued by other manufacturers. 

If you're having problems obtaining replacement 

parts ask your theatre supply dealer to check 

with "WOLK". 

We can ship the same day from our vast 

inventory of: 

CENTURY - SIMPLEX - RCA - BRENKERT 

BALLANTYNE - MOTIOGRAPH - DEVRY - WENZEL 

STRONG - MAGNARC - ASHCRAFT - WEAVER - ETC 

WOLK WILL SEND THAT 

REPLACEMENT PART FAST-FAST 

70,000 different parts on hand!! 

Contact your theatre supply dealer 

EDW. H. WOLK, INC. 

1241 South Wabash Ave. 

Chicago, I L 60605 U.S.A. 

Cable: "EDWOLK" 

Phone: 312-939-2720 

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RENTALS 

AUDIO RENTS, INC. 

7237 Santa Monica Blvd 


213-874-1000 

Michael Frees 

BOSTON LIGHT & SOUND, 

INC. 

124 Brighton Ave 


617-787-3131 

Fax 617-787-4257 

C Chaplin Cutler, President 

Deborah C Culler, Business Manager 

CFS LEASING CO. 

635 Berry St Suite G 

Brea, CA 92621 

714-529-0121 

Richard Quinonez 





301-589-5600 



Sound systems 

HARRY MELCHER 

ENTERPRISES 

3615 W Fond du Lac Ave 

Milwaukee, Wl 53216 

414-442-5020, 414-254-0971 

Fax 414-442-5023 

Harry Melcher, Dick Melcher 

HILL-TOP PRODUCTIONS 

1 2 Conchas Loop 

Santa Fe, NM 87505 

505-982-6777 

W E Hill III, Owner 

Portable 35mm interlock projection 

systems, rear screen projection 

INDUSTRIAL LEASING 

CORPORATION 

2121 S W Broadway, Suite 200 


800-547-4905, 503-228-21 1 

Fax 800-237-0971 

Joseph Costello, President 

Sally Harper. Marketing Service Mgr 

Equipment leasing 

J & R FILM CO. 

636 nth Ave 


212-247-0978. 212-247-0863 

Robert Herman 


41 Walnut St, /POB 1071 

Colfax. CA 95713 

916-346-2094. 916-477-3905 

Fax 916-346-8192 

John R Eickhol, President 

Helen Martin, Office Manager 

NIFTY COSTUME CO. 

2862 S McClellan 


206-722-2525 

TROPICAL TENTS, INC. 

10521 S W 184 Terrace 

Miami, FL 

305-253-3984 

Lawrence Keller. President 

Tents, 

rentals 

tables, chairs, staging S carpet 

SERVICE/REPAIR/ 

MAINTENANCE 

ASC TECHNICAL SERVICES 

CORP. 

1 100 Summit Ave Suite 104 

Piano, TX 75074 

214-422-2160 

J Bruce Waddeli. President 

R V Gandolfi. VP 

5857 N Winthrop 


317-257-1807, 317-543-6234 

LaMar E Michael, National Director 

Sound and projection service 


5990B Unity Drive 

Norcross,GA 30071 

404-263-6594 

Eve Miller, VP 

Audio sen/ice 

BOOTH SEATING 

905 South Third Street 

Memphis, TN 38106 

901-948-6515 

H, Booth, Owner 

Chairs and equipment 

BOSTON LIGHT & SOUND, 

INC. 

124 Bhghton Ave 


617-787-3131 

Fax:617-787-4257 

C. Chaplin Cutler, President 

Deborah C. Cutler, Business Manager 

CALIFORNIA SEATING AND 

REPAIR 

12455 Branford st 16 

Arleta.CA 91331 

818-845-71 10, 818-890-SEAT 

William (Tim) McMahan, President 

Sealing and seating repair 

CARDINAL SOUND & 

MOTIONN PICTURE 

SYSTEMS, INC. 



301-589-5600 



Sound systems 


SERVICE 

29510 SR 19 

Tavares, FL 32778 

904-343-9196, 904-343-6160 

Ward Churchman, Owner 

Barbara Churchman, Secretary 

Dnve-in theatre screens 

COUNTRY ROADS INC. 

1122 So Bridge Street 

Belding, Ml 48809 

616-794-3550 

Frank Southwell. President 

George Meeter. VP 

Renovate theatre seating 


970 South 2nd St 

San Jose, CA 95112 

408-293-2000 

Fax 408-294-2000 

John C Bondi, Div VP Gen. 

Manager 

Malcolm Jafferies, VP Contracting 

GMF SOUND INC. 

1437-A N Manzanita 

Orange, CA 92667 

714-997-5645 

Donald E Bethune, President 

Sound system service 

HARRY MELCHER 

ENTERPRISES 



414-442-5020, 414-254-0971 

Fax 414-442-5023 

Harry Melcher. Dick Melcher 


9059 90th N W 

Oak Harbor, WA 98277 

206-675-0746 

Fax: 206-675-9402 

John J 

Solin, Steve Lange 


41 Walnut St. /POB 1071 

Colfax, CA 95713 

916-346-2094, 916-477-3905 

Fax 916-346-8192 

John R Eickhof. President 

Helen Martin, Office Manager 

OAKLAND UNITED STUDIOS 

INC. 

815 22nd St 

Oakland. CA 94607 

415-451-0394 

Fax: 415-451-3781 

J. Craig, President 

Curtain and screen cleaning 

RCA /NATIONAL CINEMA 

SERVICE 

1305 Distributors Row Ste, I 


504-737-0707 

Fax 504-734-0700 

Charlie Achee, President 

Franklin Campbell, Sec. 

Tres. 

Industrial and theatrical service. 

CCTV sales, installation 

REED SPEAKER MFG. CO. 

INC. 

7530 W 16th Avenue 

Lakewood, CO 80215 

303-238-6534 

Sam Reed. President 

THEATRE SPECIALTY CO. 

530 E Eisenhower/P O B. 5091 

Loveland, CO 80538 

303-669-8042, 800-999-8042 

Dave Sizemore, Owner 

Janitorial services, seating, cleaning 

and covering 


POB 3472 

Santa Rosa, CA 95402 

707-545-4068 

James Vandemark. Owner 

3-D EQUIPMENT 

ASPEX LIMITED 

90 London Road 

London, England, SE1 6LN 

DEEP VISION 3-D 

P O Box 38386 


213-465-5819 

Stephen Gibson, President 


5452 Evanwood Ave 

Agoura. CA 91301 

818-706-3959 

Fax 818-706-3960 



MARKS POLARIZED CORP. 

25B Jefryn Blvd West 

Deer Park, NY 11729 

516-242-1300 

Fax: 516-242-1347 

Ronald Miller, President CEO 

Paul Abelquist, Sales Manager 

Viewers and polarators 

MOVIEVISION INC. 

392 Bedford Park Blvd 


212-365-6191 

3-D glasses 

OPTICAL DEVICES INC. 

805 Via Alondra 

Camanllo, CA 93010 

805-987-8801 

Daniel T. Reiner. President 

Polarized film and 3-D glasses 

SPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES 

INC. (ST!) 

801 N LaBreaSte 104 


213-772-8425 

Daniel Symmes, President 

STEREOVISION 

INTERNATIONAL INC. 

3421 W Burbank Blvd. 


818-841-1 127. 818-788-5302 

Fax: 818-843-6850 

Christopher J 

Lenses, viewers 

Condon, President 

3-D PRODUCTIONS 

POB 851 

Woodland Hills, CA 91365 

818-703-1111 

Jerry Fox, President 

George Fledge, Marketing Director 

UNIFORMS 

DOOLEY'S FUN & FANCY 

730 East 15th 

Anchorage, AK 99501 

907-272-5517 

Sheryl Webb. Owner 

«6 BOXOKUCK

FASHION WORLD CAREER 

APPAREL 

38-09 43rd Avenue 

Long Island City. NY 11101 

718-706-1414 

Fax 718-729-3423 

Nancy Scacco, Dir Sales Mktg 

In-slock and custom uniforms for n 

and women 

MILLIKEN'S CAREER 

APPAREL INC. 



913-649-0122 

Milzie Milliken, President 

Wendy Sandmoen. Vice President 

NIFTY COSTUME CO. 

2862 S McClellan 


206-722-2525 

PRESTIGE UNIFORM CORP. 

40 West Jefryn Blvd 

Deer Park, NY 11729 

800-645-2238, 516-586-9000 

Patrick Cioffi, Jr , President 

Joseph Newman, Natl 

Ivlanager 

Sales 

HARRY MELCHER 

ENTERPRISES 



414-442-5020, 414-254-0971 

Fax 414-442-5023 

Harry Melcher, Dick Melcher 

RICHARD S. ADLAI CORP., 

THE 

POB 2026 


818-953-4160 

Fax 818-953-7826 

Richard S. Adiai. John D Adiai 

VIDECAM PRESENTATIONS 

POB 262 

Norwalk. CT 06856 

203-853-0847 

Fax 203-853-8373 

Erwin W Koti, President 

Shane Mraz 

Video presentation towers 

DEEPER 3D 

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PRIORITY MFG. 

571 N W 29th St 

tvliami, FL 33127 

305-576-3000 

Richard L 

Levy. President 

Michael Saxon, Natl 

Sales Manager 

PROGRESSIVE IMAGE INC. 

910 So Los Angeles St. 


213-689-1525 

Fax 213-689-1525 

Joel Cohen, President 

David M Cohen. VP 

Designers and manufacturers of 

quality uniforms S career apparel 

S & H UNIFORM 

CORPORATION 

1032 West 15th Street 

San Pedro. CA 90731 

213-832-5274 

Sabrina Harter, 

UNIFORMS TO YOU 

5600 West 73rd Street 


312-563-2626 

Don Anderson, VP Sales 

Alan Lurle, Senior VP 

Western Manager 

VIDEO 

ADVERTISING/ 

PRESENTATION 

TOWERS 


5452 Evanswood Ave, 

Agoura.CA 91301 

818-706-3959 

Fax: 818-706-3960 

Louis Gerrard. President 


VIDEO 

GAME/PINBALL 

COMPANIES 

AMERICAN AMUSEMENT 

MACHINE ASSOC. 

205 The Strand 

Alexandna, VA 22314 

703-548-8044 

Fax: 703-836-1388 

Frank Ballouz. President 

Bob Fay, Dir Industry Affairs 

Trade association representing 

coin-operated amusement 

macfiines 

GENERAL AMUSEMENT 

23801 Calabasas Rd Ste 1020 

Calabasas.CA 91302 

818-716-7707, 800-423-4669 

Lois P Glezerman 

HALON SYSTEMS 

1339 Sassafras /Box 25306 


513-851-0060, 513-542-1000 

Jack Samad, Sales Manager 

Rod Neal, President 

MIRACLE GAMES 

POB, 868 

Scottsdale, AZ 85252 

602-955-2233 

Dan Harkins. President 

Wayne Kullander 

WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS 

INC. MIDWAY MFG. CORP 

3401 N Califorina Ave 


312-267-2240 

Fax: 312-262-2248 

Lewis Nicastro, President 

Kenneth J Ledesma. VP/General 

Manager 

Coin operated amusement devices 

marketed under Williams S Midway 

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P O BOX 38386 

)LLYWOOD CA 900 

213-465-5819 


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ADVERTISING/ 

DISPLAY 

ACCESSORIES 

Berloc Mfg 

Co Inc 

Bevelite-Adler 

Change Ad Letter Co 

Event Graphics 

Lido Plastics 

Polyplastic Forms 

Sign Products 

Specialized Graphics 

Wagner Zip-Change Inc. 

DISPLAYS FRAMES 

CASES EASELS 

Advertising Ind 

Bass industries 

Daktronics 

Dalasym 

Event Graphics 

island Enterprises 

Lido Plastics 

Marl

CUPHOLDERS/TRAYS 

Cine-Coasters 

Cy Young 

Packaging Corp of America 

MTS; Caddy Cup Holder 

The WFF Co 

DISPLAY CASES/COUNTERS 

SYSTEMS/STANDS 

Coca-Cola 

Cres-Cor 

Fori Howard 

Gold Medal Products Co- 

Hire-Nelson 

Imperial Cup Corp 

Krispy Kist Korn Machine Co 

Proctor 

ST Echols 

Silver King 

Stein Industries 

United Artists 

Vertical /Tas 

TICKETS 

SHIPPED WHEN PROMISED 

PRINTED AS SPECIFIED 

CONTACT DAVE KOTAREK 

Weldon, Williams & Lick 

P.O. Box 168 

Ft. Smitli, Ari(. 72902 

501-783-4113 

Response No. 119 

DONUT MACHINES 

Gold Medal Products Co 

Krispy Kist Korn Machine Co. 

Lir Orbits 

Cres-Cor 

Co. 

Gold Medal Products Co. 

Rio Syrup 

Server Products Inc 

Star Manufacturing Co. 

GRILLS/STEAMERS/ 

ROTISSERIES 

Bakers Pride 

Broaster Co 

Connolly Roll-A-Grill 


Greer Industries 

Krispy Kist Korn Machine Co. 

Rio Syrup 

Roundup Food Equipment 


ICE CREAM DISPLAY CASES 

International Ice Cream Corp. 

Silver King 

ICE CREAM FREEZERS 


Silver King 

ICE MAKING MACHINES 

Sitco 


MENU BOARDS/ 

CONCESSION DISPLAYS 

Clark Signs 

Gold Medal 

Lido Plastics 

National Screen Service 

Ricos Products 

Visual Marketing 

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REQUEST 

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CUSTOM SOUND SYSTEMS 

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I6_35_70mm/1NTERLOCK/V1DEO 

PROJECTION SYSTEMS 

XENON & STAGE BULBS 

SALES SERVICE - - RENTAL - DESIGN 

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RICHARD FOWLER 

THEATRE VIDEO PRODUCTS 


649 N.E. 79th St. 

MIAMI, FL 33138 

JOHN GAMBLE

POPCORN POPPERS 

C. Cretors & Co 

Echols Corp. 



Manley Inc 

Rio Syrup 



Widman Popcorn 

POPCORN WARMERS 

C Cretors & Co 



Manley Inc. 

Rio Syrup 

Server Products Inc. 

Star Manufacturing Co 



REFRIGERATION 

Cres-Cor 

GA Systems 

Silver King 

CANDY FLOSS 



Victor Products Co 

CARMEL CORN 

C Cretors & Co 


Victor Products Co. 

Wright Popcorn & Nut 

COOKIES 

Chocolate Maven 

Famous Amos 

Keebler Co 

Nabisco 

Natural Nectars 

Original Cookie Co 

FRIED FOODS 

Carnation Co 



POPCORN OILS 

SEASONINGS TOPPINGS 

A L Bazzini Inc 


Odells 

PVO International Inc 

Rio Syrup 

Shedds 

Sujimama Spice Corp 

Universal Edible Oils 



Wilsey 

POPCORN PROCESSORS 

American Pop Corn Co 

Blevins 

Consolidated Popcorn Inc 

Glencourt 

Manley Inc 

Weaver Popcorn Co 

Widman Popcorn Co 

SOFT DRINK SYRUP 

Canada Dry 

Coca-Cola Inc 

Dr Pepper Co 

Del Monte 


Minute Maid 

Pepsi-Cola Food Service 

Rio Syrup 

Seven-Up Co 

SOFT DRINK DRY MIX 



DRIVE-IN EQUIPMENT/ 

SUPPLIES 

CAR COUNTERS 

Perke Industries Inc. 

Systems & Products Engineering Co 

SNOW CONES SLUSH 

MACHINES 

Echols Corp. 


Knspy Kist Korn Machine Co. 

Solo Cup Co. 

Tropic Slush 

HOT DOGS 

Armour 

David Berg 

or Virginia Foods 

Oscar-Mayer 

PRE-POPPED CORN 


Icee USA 

Princeton Farms 


DRIVE-IN SCREEN PAINT 

Churchman Tower Service 

D&D Fabrication 

Prokote 

Screen Towers Int'l 

Spatz Paint 

Technikote Screen Corp 

CONCESSIONS- 

FOOD 

CANDY 

Adams and Brooks Inc. 

Amencan Licorice Co. 

Banner Candy Mfg. Corp. 

Boyer 

Cadbury-Schweppes 

Chocolate Maven 

Cornuts 

F & F Laboratories Inc 

Ferrara Pan Candy Co. 

Foreign Candy Co 

Ghiradelli Chocolate 

Goelitz 

Goetze's Candy Co Inc 

Goldenberg 

Henry Heide Inc 

Hershey Chocolate 

Just Born Inc 

Keebler Co 

Leaf Confectionary 

Lindl & Sprungli 

M&M/Mars 

Mei|i Seika New York Inc 

Nabisco 

Nestle Co 

New England Confectionary 

Pearson Candy 

Promotion in Motion 

Quaker Foods 

Special Markets /Sunmark 


ICECREAM YOGURTS 

American Glace 

Carnation Co 

Columbo 

Haagen-Daz 


Islay Klondike 

Natural Nectars 

NACHOS 

Carnation Co. 


Ricos 


NON-CARBONATED 

BEVERAGES 

Coffee Development 

Good Stuff 

Quick Marketing 

Richland 

PACKAGED FOODS 

Chef America 

Coca-Cola Co 

New England Confectionary 

Smithfield Ham 

Sujimama Spice Corp 

C & J Willenborg Inc 

PREPARED FOODS 

A L Bazzini 

Carnation 

Chef America 

Del Monte 

Detroit Popcorn 

Famous Amos 

Greer 

Keebler Co 

Kraft Foods Service 

Matlaw's Food Products 

Minute Maid 

Nabisco 

or Virginia Foods 

Rio Syrup 

Rico's Products 

Smithfield Ham & Products 

Tomma Foods 

RAW POPCORN 


American Pop Corn Co 

Consolidated Popcorn Inc 

Glencourt Inc 


Kernal Pop 

Manley Inc 

Rio Syrup 


Vogel Popcorn 

Weaver Popcorn Co 


Word Popcorn 

IN-CAR SPEAKERS 

Projected Sound Inc 

Reed Speakers 


Theatrical Electronics Inc 

IN-CAR HEATERS 


INSECT REPELLENTS 

Bmlin & Co Inc. 

Maben Inc 

Pic Corp, 

JUNCTION BOXES 

Projected Sound Inc 

Reed Speaker 

Systems & Products Engineering Co. 

RADIO SOUND SYSTEMS 

LPB Inc 

Radio Systems Inc 

Radio Information Systems 

SCREENS TOWERS 

Churchman Tower Service 

D&D Fabrication & Erection 

Selby Industries 

Screen Towers IntI 

Theatre Constmction Co 

Timberline Ind 

Tomma Foods 

Tootsie Roll Industries Inc. 


C & J Willenborg Inc 

PEANUTS 


SNOW CONES SLUSHIES 

Echols Corp 


Knspy Kisl Korn Machine Co. 

Rio Syrup 

Wright Popcorn & Nut 


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MAINTENANCE/ 

SANITATION 

BLOWERS/SWEEPERS/ 

VACUUM CLEANERS 

Atwater Strong 

Manu-tech 

CLEANERS /DISINFECTANTS 

Brulin & Co, Inc. 

Lift-Off 

Oakland United Studios 

TRASH CONTAINERS/LITTER 

BAGS 

Clean City Squares 

Rubbermaid 

United Marketing 

Upbeat Inc. 

PROJECTION 

APERTURE PLATES 

American Ttieatre Products 

Ballantyne 

Century 

Ctiristie Electric Corp. 

Cinema Film Systems 

Cinemeccanica 

Eprad Inc 

International Projector Co. 

Kelmar Systems Inc. 

Kinotone 

Lavezzi Precision Inc. 

Rangertone Research Inc. 

Simplex 

Westar Sales and Service Ltd 

Xetron 

AUTOMATION CONTROL 

DEVICES 

American Ttieatre Products 

Ballantyne 

Ctiristie Electric Corp. 


Cinemeccanica 

Eprad Inc 


Kinotone 

L.P. Associates Inc. 

ORC 

Rangertone Researcti Inc. 

Strong 


Ustiio U-Tecti 

Xetron 

POPCORN COMPANY 

PROCESSOR OF 

Quality Popcorn 

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NEW YORK: (212) 246-6285 

FLORIDA: (305) 545-5842 

CARBONS 

Marble Co. Inc 

Phillips 

Xetron Corp. 

CHANGEOVER DEVICES/CUE 

MARKERS 

American Theatre Products 

Eprad Inc 

Essannay Electric Mfg 

Co. 


Kneisley Electric Co. 



Westar Sales and Service Ltd. 

(cuntinuedp 107) 

MIKE PERCOCO^ 

VICE-PRESIDENT 

SALES/ENGINEERING 

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Joe Hornstein of Maryland, Inc. 

PO. Box 127 

Posadena. MD 21122 

Tel: 301-760-4180 

301-760-6241 

Bryon Grotf, Vice-President 

August, 1989 91

NATIONAL NEWS 

Denholm Elliott, 

Harrison Ford. John Rhys-Davies, and Sean Conner^ 

Memorial Day Weekend's 

Indy 50000000 

Paramounfs "Indiana lones and the Last 

Crusade" catapulted the Memorial Day 

weekend to an all-time boxoftlce high, becoming 

the highest-grossing film ever for one, 

two, three, four and six days of release "Crusade set yet another boxottice record when 

it grossed more than $50 million in a single 

week. Indy accounted for more than 50".. of 

the record-setting $68-million total domestic 

gross for the holiday weekend. 

Led by "Indy," "Field of Dreams," "K-9" 

and "Pet Sematary," domestic theatrical boxoffice 

soared to a record high in May The 

national gross surged more than 14"., to 

$397,8 million on 90,4 million tickets at an 

average price of $4,40, up from $347,8 million 

a year ago. Ticket sales in May were the 

best in 

back. 

five years, up nearly 6% from a year 

Before May began, the April slump had 

dragged down cumulative results almost to last year's levels. But the more recent turnaround 

has reopened the cumulative lead 

over 1988 to more than 3"... 

A new industry record was set lune 9 by 

Paramount Pictures with 6,401 theatres in the 

United States and Canada exhibiting the studio's 

films - the largest number for any one 

studio's releases in history. This number represents 

the combined total Irom lour movies 

"Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" (2,202 runs in 

its opening week), "Indiana lones and the Last 

Crusade" (2,327 runs in its third week), "Pet 

Sematary" (1,097 runs in its seventh week), 

and "Major League" (775 runs in its ninth 

week). 

Festival and Event Calendar

iniluded eight currently functioning cinemas 

and development plans lor many more, 

in( luding pro|ects in Ireland and West Germany 

UCI starts out with 96 screens in operation, 

and its development program should 

result in around 330 screens by the end of 

1991. 

Extra! Extra! Lion Named 

in Love Tryst With Lamb! 

A survey of VCR owners conducted by 

Video Store magazine suggests that the dram 

on theatrical boxoffice created by video rentals 

doesn't currently amount to much VS 

found that 70",. of those who hadn't been in 

a theatre in six months also hadn't rented a 

tape in that time As much as 16".. of those 

who've owned a VCR for four or more years 

also go to theatres more than once a month. 

Still, another 37") of those longtime VCR 

owners had not gone out to the movies in the 

past year 

Of VCR owners who chose to see a film on 

video rather than theatrically, 43"., said they 

hadn't had time to see the film on the big 

screen, 18% said ticket prices were too high, 

17% said they simply decided to "wait for the 

video," 4".i said they weren't interested during 

the theatncal release, and another 4".:, 

complained that the film was available in their 

area either briefly or not at all 

Cineplex 

To Take Itself Over? 

A group led by Cineplex Odeon chairman 

Garth Drabinsky and vice chairman Myron 

Gottlieb still wants to buy 11 million Cineplex 

common shares from Seagram's magnate and 

longtime ally Charles Bronfman for about 

$106.5 million. Conclusion of the share purchase 

would put about 38",. of the company's 

voting shares in Drabinsky and Gottlieb's 

hands at least through April 30, 1991. That's 

enough to give the Cineplex executives effective 

control of their company for the first 

time. 

The scheduled purchase would entitle the 

duo to elect 11 of Cineplex' 16 directors. The 

remaining five directors are elected by MCA, 

which holds 26.3 million "subordinate restricted 

voting shares," a special class of 

stock. While Drabinsky and Gottlieb would 

control the votes of the newly purchased 

shares, they personally would buy only about 

85,000 shares each Myron Gottlieb earned 

$1,113,456 during fiscal 1988 with options for 

800,000 shares of $9.21 Cineplex stock, while 

Drabinsky received $1,376,096 with options 

on 900,000 common shares, plus comprehensive 

medical and dental coverage 

Your Mission, Jim... 

MGM/UA plans to test-market a videocassette 

that will self-destruct after the movie's 

been watched a certain number of times. The 

company has decided to test the "disposable" 

tapes this summer in an undisclosed city. 

The S. Roberts Company is consulting on the 

project for Rank Video Services America, a 

manufacturing and duplicating company 

based in Torrance, California that licensed the 

patent on the new product. The cassettes will 

erase themselves automatically and cannot 

be re-recorded. The idea is to increase supply 

for certain titles and thereby assuage frustration 

among renters who find hot new releases 

unavailable. 

Waiting for G'Day 

The United Artists subsidiary of MGM/UA 

Communications has been acquired by an 

Australian concern for over $1 billion. Together 

with Rupert Murdoch's 20th Century 

Fox, this makes two of Hollywood's seven 

major studios now under Aussie auspices. 

The buyer is Qintex Group, whose other 

interests include real estate, resorts, Australia's 

Seven broadcast TV network, and the 

small Los Angeles-based Qintex Entertainment. 

Pinsker Christened UJA's 

Exhibitor of the Year 

United Artists Theatre Circuit president and 

CEO Allen Pinsker was hailed as Exhibitor of 

the Year at a United Jewish Appeal Federation 

fundraiser March 21. Under Pinsker's 

tenure, UATC has become the largest circuit 

in America, with nearly 2700 screens. About 

450 exhibitors and distributors from around 

the country descended on a ballroom in New 

York's Hotel Pierre to honor Pinsker, raising 

$350,000 for UjAF programs in the process. 

Cinema Corporation in 1972. In 1974, he 

became the Boston sales rep for Columbia 

Pictures He was promoted to branch manager 

of Columbia's Kansas City /St Louis 

branch in 1977 Peckos moved over to Warner 

Bros in 1979 as branch manager of the 

Denver/Salt Lake City territory, and in 1984 

became Southern Division Manager for 

MGM/UA He was promoted to his current 

position in 1986. 

Indooroopilly, Others, 

Slated for Multiplexes 

A joint venture agreement among Warner 

Brothers, Village Roadshow, and the Greater 

Union Organization has been signed to construct 

a circuit of multiplex theatres throughout 

Australia With a 10-plex in Melbourne 

successfully established, the partnership has 

under construction eight more complexes of 

eight to ten screens each. These are targeted 

to open by Christmas of this year or the early 

part of next. The triumvirate has scheduled 

additional theatres to begin construction in 

1990, bringing the total number of screens 

over a three-year period to about 200. The 

major sites secured are in Sydney (at Hurstville, 

Hornsby and Campbelltown), Melbourne 

(at Southland, Dandenong, Airport 

West, Frankston and Knox), Brisbane (at Strathpine, 

Toombul, Mt. Gravatt, and Indooroopilly) 

and in Perth, at Innaloo, birthplace of the 

knock-knock |oke. 

Pathe Panchali 

Pathe Cinema S A of France plans rapid 

expansion of its movie theatre operations 

Peckos Echoes Pinsker 

worldwide, including the Middle East, according 

to the annual report of Pathe Communica- 

John jay Peckos, senior vice president of 

distnbution for MGM/UA, was named Distributor 

of the Year July 14 at the Mid-Atlantic tion and distribution concern. Both compations, 

the Los Angeles-based movie produc- 

NATO Convention, lay Peckos started his distribution 

career as a film booker for General carlo Parretti. Pathe is negotiating to acquire 

nies are controlled by Italian financier Gian- 

FLAVACDU 

- AMERICA'S #1 

SEASONING SALT 

Now — two ways — priced the same 

_ . . .«, 

_ the standard of the industry 

SOLD MEDAL 

PRODUCTS CO. 

so« "Kiittorw"

ought 

GDI 

(S. 

" 

which 

10018. 

theatres in Spain, Portugal, Italy and Germany, 

ll the talks are successful, the number of 

screens held by Pathe Cinema S A, in Europe 

will leap trom 400 to more than 1,000, Pathe 

Cinema of France will be a pure exhibition 

entity, which the PCC annual report said [luts 

It in a business that offers "a strong and predictable 

capital base to sustain itsell through 

any adverse period." 

"Batman" Puts the Bite 

on Piracy 

"Batman" and Warner Brothers have declared 

war on video piracy. Every one of the 

4,000 "Batman" prints worldwide bears an 

Identification marking code to enable the 

tracing of illegally duplicated videocassettes, 

Warner has used this system on past releases 

with positive results The encoded serial 

marking - not readily visible — is detectable 

in all pirated film-to-video and subsequent 

\ ideo-to-\ ideo translers uhuh allows investigators 

trom the Motion Picture .Association 

ot Amrrii .1 to iind Ihc soun e of the pirated 

copies V\ iriit rs |oin((ll)\ ( il her film companies 

has Mii|p(l ,ii ll .isi ^')') , 

pirate establish 

' 

ments workK 

the United States 

-.Ml in 

in the last yec ine liliii fiiraiy may consti- 

T a maximum penalty of up 

years in prison and or a $250,000 

Grogg Blossoms 

With New Company 

Sam Grogg, currently president of FilmDallas, 

has announced the formation of a new 

motion picture and television production 

company, Grogg Entertainment Formed in 

partnership with one of Grogg's FilmDallas 

colleagues, Ernest Z Frausto, the new company 

will reorganize FilmDallas, which is now in 

Chapter If, Grogg established FilmDallas in 

1984 as a private limited [jartnership investment 

fund. He executive-produced the Academy-Award-winning 

"Trip to Bountiful," and 

made the company's investments in "Kiss of 

the Spider Woman" and "Choose Me," 

among others 

High-Scoring GAC 

Leaves Its Initials 

Continuing its expansion program. General 

Amusement Corporation installed video 

games in 22 new locations during the first 

three weeks of May, just in time for the summer 

movie season ,MI the new games are in 

theatre lobbies, including houses belonging to 

AMC, General Cinema and Loews. The new 

sites are in California, Delaware, Kentucky, 

Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia 

Among the games are many of the spring's 

most popular models Included are Super 

Ofl-Road, Mechanized Attack, and Operation 

Thunderbolt Some theatres will also 

receive two of the summer's newest entries. 

Golden Axe and Bottom of the Ninth 

Undergoing Revisions 

Act III 

Norman Lear's Act III Theatres has embarked 

on a $5 million program to remodel 

24 multiplexes that the company added in 

May as part of the Luxury Theatres acquisition. 

The refits will be accomplished in three 

phases, and are scheduled for completion by 

the end of 1989. 

Fox and CD! 

Team Up in Italy 

20th Century Fox and Sandro Pierotti's GDI 

have loined forces to operate a new company 

that will operate with its own trademark 

and release Fox and Orion product in Italy 

According to the agreement ironed out by 

Fox and GDI, 20th's films released in Italy will 

have the mysterious new trademark in place, 

" 

followed by the name "Fox had dealt 

primarily with the distribution of Orion tilms 

Pierotti said that once the co-venture is running 

smoothly, Orion films will be distributed 

in much the same way as those from Fox 

EASTERN NEWS 

New York City 

Cineplex Odeon broke the $7 ticket 

price 

barrier )une 9, initiating $7 50 weekend tix at 

its Manhattan theatres That's the highest 

" 

local tab since "Caligula $7 50 in 

1980, The pnce hike applies to Saturday and 

Sunday screenings all day, plus Friday night 

showings after 6 p.rn. 

The move was timed to coincide with the 

circuit's opening of several new theatre complexes 

in the borough, including the first 

screens of 

three 

the Worldwide Cinemas Six-plex 

near Times Square That Friday also marks the 

reopening of the refurbished Coronet and 

Baronet on the Upper East Side Later this 

summer the Worldwide will unveil its remaining 

three screens, for a total of 2, 100 seats. 

In luly, SIX of the nine overdue Chelsea Cinemas 

(originally targeted for last Christmas, 

but delayed during construction) bow across 

the street from Cineplex's 23rd St, West Triplex 

With nine screens, the Chelsea is the 

biggest multiplex in Manhattan, with 2,500 

seats earmarked for the five-story facility. The 

paint on the remaining three screens should 

dry by August 

August also marks the unveiling of the Park 

86th Cinemas, a twin on the former site ot 

Gimbel's Department Store. By summer's 

end, nearly 75".. of Cineplex' Manhattan 

screens will be either renovated or new ... 

The Angelika Film Center opened six 

screens on luly 14 As with most non-Cineplex 

theatres in town, top ticket is $7 Four 

screens will show first-run fare, and two will 

run a rep calendar.... 

The owner of the Bronx' Fairmont Theatre 

has filed a complaint in 

Federal Court against 

theatre operators Norman Adie and ,AI Williams 

alleging that the pair violated their management 

agreement ,Aaron Muschel of ,Amshel 

Realty asserted that he hired ,Adie to 

manage and book the East Tremont Avenue 

theatre in October of 1987 According to the 

complaint, Williams and Adie, the latter president 

of Cine-Centa and an officer of the Cine 

42nd St, Theatre Corporation, "diverted a 

substantial portion of the receipts from the 

operation of the theatre and refreshment 

receipts fo their own pockets 

" 

Terminating 

his contract with Adie upon discovery ol the 

alleged skimming, Muschel closed the theatre 

in March and recently began operating it 

himsell 

Francis Ford Coppola again presented the 

4 1 2-hour Abel Cance film "Napoleon" at 

Radio City Music Flail tor a five-day engagement 

June 20-24 The screening was accompanied 

by the American Symphony Orchestra 

under the baton of by Carmine Coppola, 

who composed the score, with Dennis lames 

at Radio City's Wurlitzer organ. 

Albany 

The Department of Motor Vehicles for the 

State ol New York is using movie theatres to 

spread the word about the importance ot 

safety belts In bOO theatres throughout the 

state, including those owned by United Artists 

Communications, a 37-second trailer, titled 

"Seat Belt Rap," is trying to make its mark 

with young audiences Featuring rap performers 

Heavy D and the Bc:)yz, the spot informs 

audiences that auto crashes are the number 

one killer of young people between 10 and 

24 it also includes a message from a young 

woman named Bridget, who was not wearing 

a seat bell when she was involved in an auto 

accident and is now a quadriplegic 

Supported by Patricia B. .Adduci, chairperson 

for the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, 

and Robin Markowitz, executive director 

of the New York Coalition for Safety 

Belt Use, the trailers are being offered free ol 

charge by West Glen Communications, 14 50 

Broadway, New York, N\ , West 

Glen's phone number is (2 12) 92 1-2800 

Providence, Rl 

Outir\ Ir.im the local NA-\CP has led to 

Broun Llni\cisil\s decision not to screen 

DVV Grillith s landmark 19 15 tilm "Birth ot a 

Nation. 

chronicles the rise of the Ku 

9-J BoVOHKh

klux Klan sympathetically, or any of the other 

World War l-era pictures the university had 

scheduled. The NAACP argued that the Griffith 

film would be inappropriate in light of 

recent racist incidents at Brown. 

Pittsburgh 

Cinema World unveiled its eight-screen 

Cranberry Mall May 24, giving the chain 163 

screens in 53 locations, including its Pittsburgh-leading 

four drive-ins. The new 1,787- 

seat complex will feature state-of-the-art projection 

and sound equipment, wall-to-wall 

screens and computerized systems for ticket 

and concession sales. 

On May 19, Mike Cardone opened his 

Mini-Cinemas Plaza II in the Bloomfield neighborhood. 

He now operates nine screens at 

five locations in the Pittsburgh area He will 

show art films in one of the new houses and 

first-runs in the other, Pittsburgh already has 

three art theatres the Pittsburgh Playhouse, 

Filmmakers at the Fulton, and Cinema 

World. 

Philadelphia 

Santikos Communications of San Antonio 

has signed a lease to operate Philly's first 14- 

screen theatre Ground will be broken this fall 

in the $300 million Liberty Landing mixed-use 

development on the Philadelphia waterfront. 

A joint venture of the Hampton Real Estate 

Group of Allentown and the Sheet Metal 

Workers' Union is developing the complex, 

which will involve a 300-room Radisson Hotel, 

140 high-rise residential condominium 

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from 

was 

soon be entered in 

the National Register of 

Historic Places, thereby preventing demolition, 

but landlord Chatham Realty plans to 

carve a triple-screen complex out of the 

1,000-seat house. Friends of the Somerville 

Theatre is a local group intent on saving the 

old hall as it is. Ultimately, they may have to 

buy the building to achieve that goal. 

The fund-raising effort has gotten heavy 

support from movie buffs and the music 

world Caren Daley transformed the Somerville 

from a discount second-run movie 

house into a repertory theatre of classic, art 

and first-run films after becoming the 

theatres operator and manager The Somerville 

has also played host to musical acts too 

popular for clubs but unable to fill a downtown 

hall. Since Daley took over in^ 1982, 

theatre attendance has increased threefold, 

to slightly more than 100,000 patrons a year. 

now, low rent has permitted Daley to 

Up till 

turn a profit with as few as 4,000 customers a 

week When the theatre assumes its Historic 

Place designation, the external structure will 

have to remain as is, but the pre-Art Deco 

interior could be torn out... 

Ted Lyman's "Treatment of the Rabbit," an 

avant-garde film about parenthood, won 

"Best of the Festival" at the 14th annual New 

England Film and Video Festival Marlene 

Booth and Linda Matchon copped the outstanding 

independent film honors with "The 

Forward: From Immigrants to Americans," a 

documentary about Yiddish newspaper The 

Daily Forward... 

NATO of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan 

elected Capitol's Fitzgerald as president and 

national director, and the following 1989 officers: 

Ben D Marcus, chairman and alternate 

national director; Otto Settele, president designate; 

Gene Grengs and lerry Siegel, vice 

presidents; Bruce Olson, secretary; and lames 

Florence, treasurer On the Board of Directors 

are Greg Ehlenberg, Nick P Frank, lames 

Cunmundson, Ranee Mason, Paul Rogers, 

Andrew M. Spheeris, and John McWilliams, 

|r. Wayne |. Painter serves as executive director... 

Sturgeon Bay, Wl 

Several hours alter the Donna Theatre 

locked up for the night one Saturday in .April, 

the Sturgeon Bay Fire Department answered 

a call to battle a fire in the rear attic area of 

the bar next door The fire was successfully 

contained, and Sunday morning's sun rose on 

a marquee endowed with new meaning: it 

read, "The Burbs/Miss Burning" 

Saginaw, Ml 

The 222-screen Kerasotes Theatres company 

plans to build a six-screen theatre in Sagmaw 

with The Blackstone Croup, a Springfield, 

Illinois developer. 

Children's Film Series, supported by grants 

from the Cultural Consortium and AM(. 

Theatres. Admission for film series attractions 

is free for children and Society members and 

one dollar for big people 

Fort Lauderdale, FL 

Value Cinemas has opened a new six-plex 

in North Fort Lauderdale. Located on a welltrafficked 

shopping strip, 

$1 for all seats at all times. 

the theatres charge 

Atlanta 

The opening of the Fountains 8 Cinema, 

scheduled for July 14, 1989, marks General 

Cinemaseighth new South Florida complex in 

the last two years. The Fountains 8 will bring 

the area total of CCC screens to 99. It has 

2,200 self-rising seats. 

WESTERN NEWS 

Los Angeles 

MIDWEST NEWS 

SOUTHERN NEWS 

Milwaukee 

Four Capitol Theatres multiplexes have 

been purchased by United Artists Theatres of 

Wisconsin. The acquisition raises to 30 the 

number of theatres UA currently operates in 

Milwaukee, Kenosha and lanesville. New 

managers have been assigned to each of the 

four; Ray Kloth takes over the Loomis Road 

Theatre, Dave Klug, the Mill Road; Allen Zetling, 

the Spring Mall Theatre; and Steve Roskopf, 

the E5rown Port. 

Back when sellers Angelo Porchetta and 

Dean Fitzgerald opened the Mill Road 

in first in 

Theatre 1970, became the triplex it 

Ihe Midwest. It grew to four screens in 1977, 

then to six in 1983. The Spring Mall Theatre 

opened its doors in 1973, and in 1982 the 

Brown Port and Loomis Road Theatres were 

purchased from a Chicago company. 

Angelo Porchetta has accepted the position 

of film buyer for UA Theatres in Illinois, 

Minnesota and Wisconsin His son Bradley, 

who had been manager of the Spring Mall 

Theatre, has now become general manager 

of UA's theatres in the Midwest. Dean Fitzgerald 

will continue to operate theatres independently 

in Madison. Veteran showman 

Wallace Konrad and his wife, who had also 

managed Capitol theatres, went on a twomonlh 

vacation as pari of their retirement 

plans 

Durham, NC 

Renovating the classic Carolina Theatre 

into a performing arts center and adding a 

three-screen cinema wing would cost an estimated 

$14 million, a |oint city-county panel 

has been told The proposal offered by the 

Durham Arts Council and the Carolina Cinema 

Corporation — the non-profit group that 

operates the theatre - modifies an earlier 

plan that carried a price tag of $22 million. 

The cinema wing was not part of a bond issue 

project that raised $7.8 million in a 1986 election. 

A mix of city, county, and private money 

may ultimately be necessary to renovate the 

Carolina. 

Broward County, FL 

' 

"The 5,000 Fingers of Dr T lunes 

" 

"Movie of the Month the Broward 

County Film Society The film was presented 

at AMC's Marina 8 on |une 17, the Sheridan 7 

on lune 24, and the Cross County 8 on luiy 1. 

Co-written by Dr. Seuss, the 1953 film stars 

Hans Conried, the voice of Waldo Wigglesworth 

on the old "Hoppity Hooper" carloons, 

and Lassie's master Tommy Rettig as a 

boy who dreams that his piano teacher has 

enslaved hundreds of children to play the 

world's largest piano. The picture is part of 

the Broward County Film Society's ongoing 

Cybill Shepherd 

A city panel, aided by the entreaties ol 

actress Cybill Shepherd, voted )une 7 to recommend 

to the L.-X City Council that it designate 

two downtown theatres as historical 

monuments. The Cultural Heritage Commission 

also endorsed a plan to preserve 15 

aging theatres in downtown's Broadway 

Shepherd spoke before the 

theatre district. 

commission during public hearings on the Palace 

and Tower Theatres on Broadway, but 

she also expressed concern about the fate ol 

other nearby venues whose owners have 

sought support to demolish them The matter 

will go before the City Council for a vote 

which could stall the dozers for a year ... 

"To the Limit," the latest IMAX film from 

format pioneer Greg McGillivray, began a sixmonth 

run May 27 in the Mitsubishi IMAX 

Theatre at L.A.'s Museum of Science and 

Industry, after premiering in San Diego in 

March. The picture features inner-body photography 

of unprecedented clarity, as the

" 

"Tennessee 

" 

camera enters the heart, lungs and blood vessels 

of subjects via the first-ever endoscopic 

IMAX lens Viewers also race down a ski 

course with world champion Maria Walliser, 

thanks to three newly invented camera 

mounts ... 

ShowBiz Expo, a three-day convention tor 

the entertainment industry, drew a recordbreaking 

crowd of 9,500 to the Los Angeles 

Convention Center lune 3-5, with attendance 

up 38",, from the previous year The turnout 

exceeded estimates by as much as $2,500 

Palm Springs 

The first annual Palm Springs International 

Film Festival has been set for January 10-14, 

l^NO, with leanette Paulson as executive 

director Mayor Sonny Bono's selection committee 

includes Ian jessel, president of Nelson 

Entertainment; Darryl Macdonald, co-founder 

ol the Seattle and Vancouver Film Festivals; 

and Emily Laskin. since 1985 the director of 

national educational programs for the American 

Film Institute. Others on the committee 

are Paulson and Denis Pregnolato. the associate 

director of the comedy-themed festival. 

San Antonio 

The Azfec 3 Theatre, San .Antonio's only 

downtown theatre, recently enjoyed a 

month-long run of "Pet Sematary" and "The 

Seventh Sign." The theatre is owned and 

operated by the San Antonio Conservation 

Society, which hopes to restore the historic 

film palace 

The San Antonio Conservation Society 

closed the 62-year-old Aztec 3 for the day on 

March 22 to hold their 65th Founders Day 

celebration, dinner, and awards presentation. 

The theatre's usual program, consisting largely 

of action pictures, was suspended for the 

night to accommodate a banquet in the grand 

lobby and the awards in the main auditorium 

Hap Veltman took home a posthumous 

award for his role in the Conservation Society's 

restoration of the Aztec 

"Last Tango in Pans" will not screen at a 

film festival sponsored by San Antonio College. 

Many students protested the banning of 

the film, but school authorities claimed that 

"Last Tango" was not in keeping with festival 

guidelines 

Ordinances approved by the cities 

of San 

Antonio, nearby kirby, and suburbs Hollywood 

Park and Balcones Heights have placed 

extensive restrictions against adult theatres 

and bookstores, and resulted in several recent 

raids by the police and sheriff's departments. 

Owners of targeted establishments 

say they'll take legal action to stay open 

Rand Theatres, which recently moved into 

the Dallas/Austin market, began their expansion 

into San Antonio with the opening of the 

Rand Nakoma 8 and Rand Bandera 6 

Theatres The cinemas are among the of 

first 

seven that Rand is opening in San Antonio 

Eventually, theatres in Rivercenter, Windcrest, 

Turtle Creek and two other locations 

will give Rand 50 screens around the city. The 

siege of San Antonio is 

part of a $200 million 

nationwide expansion for the Little Rock, 

Arkansas-based chain Rand expects to have 

-400 sc reens in 60 theatres in I i stales by the 

time the expansion is done. Rand theatres will 

have computerized boxoffices and, in the 

future, customers will be able to buy tickets 

with a credit card, either over the phone or at 

the theatre. Inside, the theatre floors are 

steeply raked on what's called 

a dish effect 

slope, which reputedly assures an equal line 

of vision for all 

Also, the Rivercenter location 

will offer movies dubbed in Spanish. Selecterl 

movies will run simultaneously in English and 

Spanish in separate theatres Rand now has 

theatres in the District of Columbia, Albuquerque, 

Baltimore, Denver, Philadelphia, 

Chicago, Dallas, and parts of Tennessee, 

Arkansas and Florida 

Austin 

Act III Theatres now owns and operates 

the largest theatre chain in Austin, with the 

acquisition of 26 screens from AMC Entertainment. 

The purchase brings to 47 the number 

of screens under Act Ill's Presidio banner in 

Austin. The newly acquired complexes are 

the Aquarius 4, Northcross 6, Riverside 8, and 

Westgate 8. Acquisition of AMC's Southwood 

2 is also pending. . 

General Cinema has announced development 

of two new eight-screen theatres in 

Austin Scheduled for opening |uly 14 is the 

Great Hills 8 Cinema In the fall of 1989, CCC 

will smash a magnum over the Wells Branch 8 

Cinema The one in Great Hills will have THX 

sound enhancement and 70mm projection 

Counting the two new houses, General Cinema 

will operate 33 screens in the Austin 

market. 

Colorado 

The National Association of Theatre Owners 

is about to launch a vigorous statewide 

protest in Colorado against a newly proposed 

3',, state sales tax on entertainment and 

amusement industries The money would go 

for prison construction If adopted, the "passthrough" 

amusement tax bill would force 

theatregoers to shell out an additional 15 to 

20 cents for movie tickets, which range from 

$5 to $5.50 in the state. 

CANADIAN NEWS 

MONTREAL - The historic Rialto repertory 

cinema will host 12 nights of "B-Movie 

Madness" under its stained-glass roof during 

the festival's mid-|uly run The program will 

include such cult hits as Edward D Wood's 

"Plan 9 from Outer Space" and Russ Meyer's 

"Faster Pussycat' Kill' Kill'" The highlight of 

this camp-out will be a feature-length minifest 

of the animated shorts of lay Ward, the reclusive 

genius behind "Rocky and Bullwinkle," 

"Fractured Fairy Tales, 

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TORONTO - Following Famous Players' 

lead by Iwo v\eeks. Cineplex Odeon Canadian 

boosted its lop adult admission price to 

SC" as ol May i(v That's a 5()-cent hike. Cineplex 

also reduced its $CV75 Tuesday discount 

prices to SC5 50 on May «1 The circuit's 

Tuesday bargain policy began in 

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ON THE MOVE 

Florida-based concessions operating company. 

He also recently joined Cini-LiUle International, 

a management and design consulting 

lirrn Vince Pantuso lives in Orlando with his 

wile Nancy, whose company. Savvy Services, 

operales three snack bars and lounges at Ihe 

Orlando airport 

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 

liFIIING - In the wake ol the Tian \n Men 

massacre, the second edition (jl the China 

Film Exhibition will almost certainly be cancelled. 

The festival, originally scheduled for 

Sept 16-22, was conceived to promote Chinese 

film as worthy of worldwide commercial 

attention It wouiri have oftered opportunities 

for visiting executives to purchase distribution 

rights on the spot. 

The lirst Exhibition last fall was notable for 

" 

Its talk ol reform film promotion 

actiMlies and making films that audiences 

want lo see became priorities. .Also discussed 

were setting up a for-profit distribution system, 

raising admission prices, and encouraging 

co-production with the West. All that 

seems in doubt now 

There are 47 cinemas in Beijing, which has 

a population of 1 1 million. On an average 

day, 288 showings are given for an audience 

ol 200,000 to 300,000 moviegoers Capital 

Cinema, the largest in Beijing, sported ads 

over Its gate proclaiming the management's 

support tor the students 

USSR - ITC has lontluded a iheatnial 

agreement to exhibit the comedy "Without a 

Clue" in the Soviet Union, An Orion Pictures 

" 

release in America, "Without a Clue will be 

dubbed into Russian and exhibited wilhm the 

next SIX months in Sovu-l thiMlrt-v The licensing 

agreement was ni.idf li\ I'l-u-r George, 

ITCs manager ol inlem.iliun.i! ihtMlrnal sales; 

Stephanie EHolm, marketing director ol International 

Film Exchange - the largest supplier 

ot English-language films lo the Soviet Union; 

and cileg Rucinev, general direc tor at Sovexport 

JOHANNESBURG - "Mississippi Burning" is a 

boxolfice smash in this South African city, 

attracting both blacks and whiles. The film 

has played to full houses since it opened it 

late .April The film has been unusually suc- 

( essfui in appealing to all races, said a spokesman 

lor Sler-Kinekor, the largest theater circuit 

in South Alrica In fact, ihe film has been 

much more successful on a ()er ca[-)ila basis 

than It was in the United Stales, where it has 

earnecJ 4i4 million to date, an unspectacular 

lake for such a widely acclaimed lilm Two 

recent pictures about race relations in 

South 

Africa, "Cry Freedom" and "A World Apart." 

were banned in the country Government 

( ensors approved "Mississippi Burning" without 

cuts or changes, although lilmgoers must 

be at least 18 years old lo gel in 

Stephanie Holm 

International Film Exchange Ltd (IFEX) recently 

announced that Stephanie hlolm has 

been promoted to vice president ot international 

distribution. Holm's duties will encompass 

sales of American titles to Ihe Soviet 

Union and Eastern Europe, as well as acquisilions 

of foreign titles lo be distributed by IFEX 

in Ihe United Slates Previously, Holm was 

director of marketing for IFEX 

Denise K Gunn has been promoted lo 

senior vice president and head lilm buyer ot 

AMC Film Marketing's western division A 

staff of five film buyers In 

the WesI and Midwest 

will report directiv lo her Gunn has 

been with AMC since MH i when slie signed 

on as a film buyer in the Norlheasi Division 

oflice in Mt Laurel, New Jersey AMC Iranslerred 

her to Los Angeles in l^Hb A native ol 

Philadelphia, she started her theatre career at 

age 

15 as an usherette 

Vince I. 

Pantuso, president ol V I 

Pantusc^ 

Services and a partner in New Vista Services, 

has been elected president ol Ihe National 

Association of Concessionaires The balloling 

took place April 17 at Snack Bar University in 

San Antonio Mr Pantuso plans to expand the 

association's membership base by promoting 

Ihe professionalization ot the $7 billion concession 

industry He foresees increased emphasis 

on the association's Concession Manager 

Certification Program, as well as the 

ext)ansion ol lis videotape training (program 

Pantuso brings lo his N \( position more 

than 25 years oi mdusliv i'\|)erien( e I le was 

involved in ihe t^towlh ol two ol Ihe country's 

leading IihmI scimc e operators, ARA Services 

,1111 1 \ oluMii' SctMces. He left the presidency 

ol \olume Serines in 1484 to form his 

own consulting company. In 1988 he also 

became a partner in New Vista Services, a 

Millard C)chs has been appointed chiet 

operating ofticer of United Cinemas Inlernalional, 

the exhibition joint venture formerly 

known as Cinema International Corp United 

Artists Communications Ian Riches was 

named to take his place as managing director 

ot UCIs UK operation. Ochs will be responsible 

lor all of UCIs operations in Great Britain, 

Ireland and WesI Germany. Charles Wesoky 

continues as chlel executive officer. 

All three directors were with AMC at the 

time the company's U.K. assets were acquired 

jointly by CIC and UA Communications. 

Ochs began his exhibition career in with 

RKO Stanley Warner in l%6 Riches started 

out with Associated British Cinemas in 1%2 

OBITUARIES 

Sanford Greenberg, faS, 

an accounting executive 

long involved in independent exhil)ilion. 

distribution and production, died Mav 

27 in Roslyn, New York of heart failure A 

graduate first ol Pace College and then 

Columbia's business school, Greenberg 

served as treasurer and comptroller on the 

landmark independent production, ""David 

and Lisa." In l%8, Greenberg became vice 

president, treasurer and co-owner of Ackerman 

Theatres, including New York City's bHlii 

Street Playhouse, 57th Street Playhouse, Ihe 

Lincoln Art Theatre (now the Cineplex Odeon 

Biograph), and a partnership in Slaten Island s 

United Artists lO-plex While at Ackerman 

Greenberg and three others formed Quartet 

Films This independent distribution companv 

handled 50 titles, in'cludlng "Eating Raoul' and 

' 

"Breaker Morant was a member of the 

B'nai Brith Cinema Lodge. Greenberg's survi 

vors inclucie his wife, son, two daughters, ^vîi 

a granddaughter 

Fim Ramm, 28, passed avsay 

alter a shori 

illness. He worked lor "This Week in Texas 

as their San Antonio correspondent, and also 

part-time as an entertainer and bartender He 

was previously employed as a doorman and 

barkeep at the Woodlawn Theatre before its 

closing 

Arthur Hap \ellinan |r passed awav 

alter a struggle with lymphatic cancer A res 

laurateur and developer, Vellman was t>x 

tremely active with the San Anionic Conser 

vation Society during its purchase and resio 

ration of ihe landmark Aztec 3 Theatre Ovei 

700 people allended services 

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WHEN HARRY MET SALLY... 

Reviews 

Prudueed hy Rob Reiner and Andy Sclu 

(lb Rcmrr Written bii Nora F.phmn 

Starring Btlly Crystal, Meg Ryan, Bruno Kirhy and Came Fishivan 

:dy. 

Directed hy 

rated R Rim- 

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Harry Billy Crystall iN.m.n ]r hut essentially cynical man 

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Loui;lui II 

A Pin-(i)Uinmt irhiisr Scu'iu:f-tit:ti(iii. rated PG Runnmi; ttmv 

107 mm Scnrn m-^ ilatr f) b .19 

This botched installment in the sci-fi saga had the best 

opening weekend ofany "Star Trek" movie, but by week 

two business had dropped 59 percent with a total gross 

of $31.3 million. 

On the evidence of st.ii Tn 

Ham Shatner couldn't dm I i his 

is a shame, since that's w h.ii si i 

lul 

\iil Ini William Shatucr 

Yil hij Shatncr, Bennett & 

pap 

written for him — a hinwii, si.;_; -V lunchbagol a sciipt, full of 

holes and einpty ot smpiisi' s The only thing Shatner's 

directed his way oiu ot is ,i dm . tmg career. 

The final frontier ot thr iiilc IS the center of the galaxy, on 

the far side

Columbia is givins» the movie a token, LA. -only release in 

September, but a wider release would be pointless. This weak 

parody isn't much better than the Hollywood fodder which it 

seeks to ridicule. 

The was unrated at press-tinu! — Tr^m Matthews 

DEAD POETS SOCIETY 

Siarnnii Rohm WiUiam>i. Rulnrt Scan I id. Ethan Hatch:, 

Insh Charlcî. Gale Haiis,u. Mlrhin Kiiiiy Kwtwdod Smith. 

Niiniiait Lhiyd. ami jomcs Watcrstan 

Pxiduccd by Stcvctt Haft. Paul Jimgcr Witt, and Tony Thomas 

Diitx.tcd by Peter Weir Written by Tom Schiilman 

A liiiena Vista release Drama, rated PC Running time: 128 

mm Screening Date 5 25 S9 

This familiar and manipulative drama, disguised as a 

serious piece of art, caught on in a big way. Three 

weekends for this unlikely summer hit grossed a hearty 

$22.5 million. 

Tlie "The" in "nr,id Poets Society" is about the only article 

this iiiinic's publii ii\ t( ,im lias passed up so tar. Everywhere 

we liiiik, ih( II s ihi. ( ini I'eter Weir talking about bumping 

into Kdbm W llll.^m^

RENEGADES 

Siiinuii; Kiftfi Sutherland, Lou Diamond Phillips, Rob Kneppey

out with Rachel, he had cut himself while shaving. When the 

neurotic Peter adds all this up — a visit from a bat, a beautiful 

woman nibbling at his neck, a bloody wound on his throat — 

the suave urbanite becomes convinced that he has been 

turned into a vampire. Unravelling in a manic whirl of growing 

insanity, Peter terrorizes his hapless secretan,' (Maria Conchita 

Alonso). turns his swank apartment into a rubble-strewn 

bat lair, and is ultimately reduced to sporting a pair of dime 

store fangs as he stalks a public park, trying to pounce on 

pigeons for sustenance. It sounds silly, but Cage's full-tilt 

commitment to the role gives the film a fierce sense of luna- 

cy- 

"Vampire's Kiss" is written by Joseph Minion, who proves, 

as he did with Martin Scorsese's "After Hours," to have a 

wonderfully twisted sense of the craziness that is unique to 

New York at night. And with the creepy but undeniably original 

CiLic .i.s liis Ir.ul, ilic story takes on a weirdness which 

even .\lmi.>n nia\ iini li,i\r imagined. The actor infuses Peter 

with .111 mil 111 .iw luliuss \\liich is at first hard to take, but 

which Miiiply bccoincs lunnier and funnier as the selfabsorbed 

agent becomes ever more deranged. While he continues 

to bemoan his sorry fate, Peter in a way seems to 

embrace the idea of becoming a vampire, because it basically 

gives him license to become even more of a creep (what hipster 

wouldn't welcome any excuse to wear fasionable sunglasses 

indoors?) His Type-A personality becomes perfectly 

rabid, leading him to becotne a raving cross between Dwight 

Frye (Renfield to Bela Lugosi's Dracula in the 1931 classic) 

and Donald Trump. 

The film dues have moments of true bad taste, and the 

confusing leaps between real life and Peter's hallucinations 

make parts of the story iinpossible to understand (choppy 

editing doesn't help). But at its heart, there is a bizarre and 

subversive wit which should find favor with the same hip 

audiences which appreciated the edgy urban madness of "After 

Hours." 

Rated R for lanniiasc, niulitv and violence. — Tom Matthcivs 

KUNG FU MASTER 

Starring Jane Birkm, Mathwu Demy, Charlotte Gainsbourg, 

l.iiu Doillon, Eva Simimet, Judy Campbell, David and Andrew 

Btrkin 

Produced, directed and adapted by Agnes Varda from a short 

story by Jane Birkin 

An Expanded Entertainment release Comedy-Drama, rated R 

Running time: 80 mins Screening date: 5/31/89 

"Kung Fu Master" is not a martial-arts movie. Not since 

"Brazil," perhaps, has there been such a good movie with such 

a misleading title. As a former theatre manager who once 

ordered a print of John Huston's "The Dead" and got two cans 

of "Dead Heat" starring Joe Piscopo instead, this reviewer can 

sympathize with the confusion that a nonviolent French love 

story called "Kung Fu Master" is going to cause. With proper 

handling, though, boxoffice returns from the wily, charming 

"Kung Fu Master" could keep managers in refund slips all 

summer long. 

The movie's called "Kung Fu Master" because that's the 

name of the video gainc 15-year-old Mathieu Demy can't get 

enough of. It's his refuge from the alarms of puberty, with all 

the recent immunological complications that make conteinporary 

adolescence doubly scar\'. (In one daring scene, a televised 

public-service announcement turns AIDS prophylaxis 

into the ultimate arcade game.) Then Demy ineets Jane Birkin, 

an Englishwoman living in France whose daughter is 

among his friends. She's divorced, sonless, and intrigued by 

Demy's self-possessed inquisitiveness. He's not the strapping 

boxboy come by to unleash the frigid housewife; we've seen 

that before. What we haven't seen, until now, is this subtle, 

heroically acted, achingly honest picture of imlikely love 

For all its scandalous subject matter, "Kung In M.i.su i isn't 

perverse or titillating. The love scenes are .ill pii ii\ . 

Ii.isie 

and chatty. When late in the film Birkin fiii.ilK nils liiinv, 

"I'm too old for you," it comes out so naturally, as iliuu.uh it's 

onlv occurring to her for the first time — as though it's only 

iMii: lor the first time — that the effect is exhilarating. The 

film is full of little detonations of whimsy, made all the more 

memorable by director Agnes Varda's restless camera movements 

and unpredictable editing. There's not a static closeup 

in the movie The perfecllv cast faces are in constant motion. 

rearranging in the telltale flux of people too interesting to 

think any one thing for more than a few seconds at a time. 

Varda isn't a directorial contortionist. Overhead shots and 

spiralling cranes aren't her style, but would anyone else have 

thought to pan in an elevator? She places every ounce of her 

invention in the service of transmitting as much information 

about her characters' lives as she possibly can. That mission 

inay have been especially tricky in "Kung Fu Master," where 

so many of the actors appear to be playing themselves. Birkin 

plays the protagonist of a short story she herself wrote, and 

Charlotte Gainsbourg (a real discovery) and her kid sister play 

Birkin's daughters, which they are. Mathieu Demy turns out to 

be Agnes Varda's son. How Varda herself managed to stay off 

the screen is anybody's (wrong) guess. Her dissatisfied, impatient 

intelligence is all over this movie like a scent. 

Rated R for its discreetly honest treatment of a trans-generational 

love affaii —David Kivcu 

THE ADVENTURES OF MILO AND 

OTIS 

Narrated by Dudley Monrr 

Produced by Masaru Kakutani and Satoni Ogata Directed by 

Masanori Hata Written by Mark Saltzman 

A Columbia Pictures release Family adventure, rated G Running 

time: 80 min Screening date: 6/5/89. 

"The Adventures of Milo and Otis" is a slight but very 

enjoyable live-action animal adventure Which should please 

young audiences, while at the same time not torturing adults 

who have been dragged along to chaperone. 

Milo is a mischievous, trouble-prone kitten; Otis is a pugnosed, 

somewhat fussy puppy. They are best friends, and they 

live together on a farm with a host of other frolicsome animals 

(the film was shot in Japan, although the setting is 

inconsequential 

and never inade evident). One day, Milo ambles into 

a wooden box at the edge of a creek, and he is quickly whisked 

away downstream. Otis, a reluctant hero, gives chase. 

The loosely structured story then follows the two as they 

experience various adventures and encounter a number of 

hostile foes as they roam the spectacular countryside. Both 

ultimately fall in love, bear children (in brief but graphic 

sequences), and in time return to the farm. 

Unlike "Benji the Hunted," which worked from a surprisingly 

tight script, the makers of "The Adventures of Milo and 

Otis" seem to have filmed cute footage at random, and then 

crafted a story to go along with it. The results are never anything 

less than charming, and the outdoor photography is 

almost universally beautiful, but there is an aimless feel to the 

movie which may make some adults restless. Fortunately for 

them, though, Dudley Moore provides the narration for the 

movie, acting out the "voices" for all of the animals, and his 

spirited, multi-dimensional characterizations do much to 

make up for whatever mechanical flaws this well-meaning 

adventure offers. 

"Benji the Hunted" did respectable- business when it 

opened in the summer of 1987, and if rohimbia promotes it 

sufficiently, "The Adventures of Milo .nul cns" should draw 

the same audiences. If it should tul ,i.s ,i lust-run feature, 

however, it should still be considricii uic.il tare for theatres 

generous enough to offer kiddie nulinccs. — Tom Mattheivs 

HOW TO GET AHEAD IN 

ADVERTISING 

Stani}i,K Ruhiinl /, Cram, Rachel Ward and Scan Bean 

Product il iloci t,(l tout written by Bruce Robinson 

A Haudiiuul, / i/iiis I, lease. Satire, rated R Running time: 80 

mins. Scirciiiiii; date 4 26/89. 

"How to Cet Ahead in Advertising" is like a Paddy Chayefsky 

film that got away from hiin. Chayefsky was the old gadfly 

who had at medicine in "Hospital," the military in "The 

Americanization of Emily" (still among the best anti-war /" 

movies ever made), and television in "Network" Chayefsky \_ 

never took a crack at Madison Avenue, but if he had, it might 

have come out looking a lot like "How to Ciet Ahead in Advertising." 

The real title of this screechy satire ought to be "How to Get 

Two Heads in Advertising," because that's exactly wh.n 

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In tails its hapless Britisli hero, played by Riciiard E. Grant. 

lircl at work on a pimple cream accoimt, Grant develops a zit 

liiinself, which metamorphoses by turns into aboil, and then a 

\i,stigial second head, which talks. Since Grant's first head 

alieady talks quite a lot, this makes for a severely talky movie. 

Writer-director Bruce Robinson has invented for his "Withnail 

and I" star Grant the quintesssential Kafka predicament; he 

wakes up to find his whole life completely different. While 

this dilemma shows off Grant's talents wonderfully — he 

plays the smarmy second head in addition to the first — it 

plays against Robinson's own strengths. 

Because the heads are never the same size at the same time, 

Robinson can't write any great footloose auto-dialogues 

between them. They merely take turns making speeches. 

First the original head, whose two-faced hypocrisy has now 

been made disgustingly manifest, gets in a few good shots. 

Then the new head, who stands for every base, lying, cutthroat 

impulse Grant ever got a promotion for, gets equal time. 

Like Chayefsky and that other great satirist George Bernard 

Shaw, Robinson can't resist giving the Devil all the best lines. 

(Remember network head Ned Beatty's hymn to money in 

"Network"?) 

You couldn't ask for a writer who hates Thatcherism any 

more than Bruce Robinson; he practically takes out a contract 

on her in every interview he gives. But because her eat-thepoor 

philosophy is so much funnier than the Utopian social 

democracy she threw out, Robinson's in a pickle. He's written 

a two-headed movie with no heart in it, and midway through 

the pacing goes haywire. Just when he's almost got all of 

contemporary Britain in his crosshairs, he remembers that 

he's supposed to be satirizing the media, and trades in his 

elephant gun for a club to beat MTV with. 

This failure of nerve is doubly distressing because it comes 

after some really promising set-pieces. Robinson caine to 

directing late after writing "The Killing Fields," but you'd never 

know it from the way he stages Grant's initial flip-out to 

Saint-Saens' Organ Symphony. It takes a born director to hear 

a film score in a piece of music written 150 years ago, but 

Robinson manages. He just needs to refine his obsessions out 

to feature length, and write himself bigger casts of characters 

to show off his gift for directing actors. Otherwise, he might as 

well be directing commercials, and we know how he feels 

about those. 

Rated PG-13 for some funny but revolting special effects. 

— David Kipcn 

CRIMINAL LAW 

Starring Gary Oldman, Kevin Bacon, Tess Harper, Joe Don 

Baker and Karen Young. 

Produced by Robert MacLean and Hilary Heath Directed by 

Martin Campbell Written by Mark Kasdan 

A Hemdale release. Thriller, rated R Running time: 117 min 

Screening date: 6/8/89 

"Criminal Law" addresses the defense attorney's worst fear: 

what if you successfully defend a person who is not only 

guilty, but truly dangerous? That is exactly the situation that 

Boston lawyer Ben Chase (Gary Oldman) finds himself in. An 

overconfident hotshot who loves the competitive aspects of 

the courtroom, he successfully defends his client Martin Thiel 

(Kevin Bacon), who is accused of a brutal rape-murder. 

The case makes Chase's career, riding high on his success, 

he proves smarmily infuriating to local police investigators 

(Joe Don Baker and Tess Harper), who want to keep nuts off 

the street. But then the attorney discovers that his client is 

serial killer who rapes and murders women, then mutilates 

them with a blow torch. Thiel leaves a victim in a local park 

for Chase to find (an eerie, gory, highly suspenseful scene), 

then offers him a retainer for his future (and apparently 

imminent) re-trial. Chase accepts the money with the idea 

that, as Thiel's confidant, he's bound to find evidence that will 

finally, irrevocably prove his client's culpability. Meanwhile, 

he's falling in love with Ellen Falkner (Karen Young), the 

roommate of one of Thiel's victims. 

Here's where "Criminal Law" becomes psycho-babble; It 

turns out that Martin's icy Yankee mother runs an upscale 

abortion clinic and, viewing himself as an "avenging angel," 

Martin goes about killing women who have had their pregnancies 

terminated. Eventually, he even murders his dear old 

a 

Mom. 

It's pretty standard stuff', but "Criminal Law" is slickly shot 

and art directed, full of beautifully lit shots with a strong 

textural feel. The editing is skillful enough to create a spooky 

sense of suspense, and the casting is great, too. Oldman (with 

a Bostonian accent) delivers an intense, intelligent and skillfully 

drawn performance, and Bacon looks right — a monster 

with angelic blue eyes and a turned up nose. And Baker is the 

consummate cop, looking for all the world like he lives on jelly 

doughnuts and coffee. 

But now for the bad news; The love story is completely 

unnecessary, and there is some truly hokey dialogue that 

dilutes the power of the film considerably. But the point of the 

"Criminal Law" comes through loud and clear; to quote one of 

the characters, "law and justice are not the same thing." 

Rated R for violence and sexual situations.— /.esn Sawaha- 

TRAS EL CRISTAL 

Starring Guntc) Mcisiii:i, 

Parcdcs, David Su: 

Gisella Echavarria. 

Produced by Teresa Enrich. Directed and written by Agustin 

Villaranga. 

A Cinevista release. Holocaust drama, rated R. Running time 

92 mins 

Some people say that movies automatically trivialize the 

Holocaust, and should stick to lighter themes — as if there 

could be heavier ones. Others contend that only through art, 

rather than statistics, can we hope to comprehend the enormity 

of what happened. We've always believed that no one who 

derives a living from the movies, in whatever capacity, has 

any business going around affirming their essential triviality. 

We still believe it; would that Agustin Villaronga believed 

otherwise, though, because his film "Tras el Cristal" is exactly 

the kind of picture people point to when they say that art is 

insufficient to convey history. Art isn't insufficient; schlock 

is. 

"Tras el Cristal" means "behind the glass," specifically, the 

glass faceplate of the iron lung to which Gunter Meisner has 

been confined ever since he suffered a fall while sadomasochistically 

torturing a Catalonian boy. This is how Gunter 

passes the time until the Nazis can rise again and he can go 

back to his old job as a concentration camp doctor. His wife 

contracts with a young male nurse to tend Meisner. This nurse 

may or may not have been Meisner's Jewish trusty from the 

camp, out for revenge. Whoever he is, pretty soon he has the 

nm of the household, molesting Meisner's pubescent daughter, 

strangling the woman who hired him, and regularly turning 

off his patient's life-support for minutes at a time before 

hooking him back up again just in time. Then things get 

weird. 

To be fair, Villaronga cannot have set out to make such a 

sordid wallow in Nazi atrocities. There's evidence along the 

way that his ambitions were fairly high. He obviously wants to 

make some kind of connection between political repression 

and sexual repression, but he counts on the shock value of his 

tale to compensate for his lack of thematic rigor, and that's 

unforgivable. If you think you're so cool as to be past offending, 

see "Tras el Cristal." The sight of a small boy dying by 

lethal injection may change your mind. 

Not rated, but beware. — David Kipen 

THE MUSIC TEACHER 

Starring Jose van ['>ain .-\}inr Roussel and Philippe Volter 

Produced by /(u (/;i, //n, I'l, ) n ii.v Directed by Gerard Corbiau 

Written by Gerard Cmluiui .\ndree Corbiau, Patrick Iratni. Jacqueline 

Pierreux and C.lui.-ituni Watton. 

An Orion Classic release Drama with music, rated PG In 

French with Eriglish subtitles Running time: 100 miri Screening 

date: 6/5/89 

One wouldn't expect a large audience for a subtitled, low 

budget drama with no recognizable stars about an opera singer 

who retires at the peak of his career to train a young student 

And yet Gerard Corbiau has crafted a film that embodies the 

inystery and magic of great art. Though set at the turn of the 

century, this story of pride, ambition and competition should 

prove relevant to modern audiences. Perhaps that's why this 

Belgium production was nominated last year for the Oscar for 

August, 1989 R-54

est foreign film, and has won a myriad of international 

awards. 

The story explores the complex relationship between student 

and teacher. During a rousing curtain call, Joachim Dallayrac 

(Jose van Dam) announces that he shall never sing 

again. The only one happy about his retirement is Prince Scotti 

(Patrick Bauchau), a wealthy patron of the arts with a longstanding 

grudge against Dallayrac. 

Hiding an illness, Dallayrac retreats to a country mansion 

with his companion and accompanist, Estelle (Sylvie Fennec), 

to open a music school for one: 18-year-old and ethereally 

beautiful Sophie (Anne Roussel, with the voice of Dinah 

Bryant). 

The school's enrollment doubles when Dallayrac invites 

John (Philippe Volter, with the voice of Jerome Pruett), a 

rogue with a Mick Jagger-like sneer, to stay in his villa as a 

pupil Artistic and sexual tension builds between all of the 

characters. Their exacting training sessions are quite exciting 

in themselves, but the denouement is yet to come. 

Ultimately the students are invited to a competition being 

held by Prince Scotti, but Dallayrac tricks his protegees into 

attending without him. As the students go on to wage a contest 

that keeps the audience riveted, their music teacher faces his 

own death. 

"The Music Teacher" is equally a feast for the eyes and for 

the ears. Every moment of the expansive, well-paced screenplay 

is richly woven with exquisite tum-of-the-century detail 

and romantic cinematography. And we're talking about more 

than merely colorful costumes; the carefully produced historical 

realism gives this drama far more credibility — and mass 

appeal — than a filmed opera. The balance between the music, 

the action and the characters is easy to take. 

While "The Music Teacher" should appeal to a broad 

audience, it won't disappoint opera aficionados either. The 

musical extracts — mostly Mahler, along with Verdi, Bellini, 

Mozart, Offenbach, Schubert, Schumann and Puccini — are 

more sophisticated selections than one might expect had this 

been an American production. 

The film is rated PG for sexual situations. Karen Kreps 

— 

REVIEW DIGEST 

Story type key: (Ac) Action: (Ad) Adventure: (An) Animated: (B) 

Biography: (C) Comedy: (Cr) Crime. (D) Drama: (DM) Drama with 

Music: (Doc) Documentary: (F) Fantasy: (H) Horror: (M) Musical: 

(My) Mystery: (OD) Outdoor: (Pol) Political. (R) Romantic: (SF) 

Science Fiction. (Sus) Suspense: (W) Western. 

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LOVERBOY 

Stamng Patrick Dempsey, Kate Jackson, Carrie Fisher, Kirstie 

Alky and Nancy Valan. 

Produced by Gary Foster and Willie Hunt. Directed by Joan 

Mwkiin Silver Written by Robin Schiff and Tom Ropelewski & 

Leslie Dixon 

A Tri-Star release. Comedy, rated PG-13 Runnmg twK: 108 

min Screening date: 5/18/89 

"Loverboy" could be subtitled "American Gigolo Lite." This 

utterly improbable film stars Patrick Dempsey as the title 

character, aka Randy Bodek. Flunking out of college, he is 

whisked home by his disenchanted parents (Kate Jackson and 

Robert Ginty) who, wisely enough, have decided not to foot 

the bill for another semester of partying. 

Unbeknownst to his parents, Randy has been sharing his 

room with his cute girlfriend Jenny (Nancy Valan), who's fed 

up with his immaturity. Determined to earn a sufficient 

amount of cash to pay for his tuition and win Jenny back. 

Randy takes a job as a pizza delivery boy. But simple mathematics 

indicate that minimum wage isn't going to net the 

$10,000 that he needs. What's a young man to do? 

Fate intervenes in the attractive form of Alex (Barbara Carrera), 

a wealthy businesswoman who orders a pizza with extra 

anchovies and initiates Randy into the joys of Dom Perignon, 

designer clothing, and making love for cash. Alex gives Randy's 

phone number to one of her girlfriends, and the next 

thing you know he's delivering lots more than pizza to a bevy 

of frustrated women. ..and is well on his way to earning his 

tuition. 

"Loverboy" is unbelievably infantile, from its animated cartoon 

opening to its cheery sex farce finale. Why would women 

pay 200 clams for a visit from a skinny kid who looks like 

Jughead (son^, Patrick). Why would Randy's girlfriend forgive 

him? And, one wonders, have the makers of the film been 

lobotomized — or have they simply not heard of safe sex? 

Boy, this is one unpalatable mishmash of ingredients. We'd 

have sent it back. 

Rated PG-13 for sexual situations.— Lcsa Sawahata 

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lr-*.con Enterprises Ltd 

ttco 

Wf-star Sales and Service Ltd 

.Co 

STAGE EQUIPMENT 

CURTAINS CONTROLS/ 

TRACKS 

Automatic Devices Co. 


Grosh Studios 

Halgo 




AISLE LIGHTS 

Applied Lighting Systems 

Celestial Prods 

Decolite 

Hussey Seating Co Inc 

lllumilite 

Lightworks 

J Lynn & Associates 

Tempo 

Tivoli 

Verax Corp 

Industries Inc 

Vista Manufacturing 

Hussey Seating Co. Inc 

Irwin Seating Co 

Manko Fabncs Co Inc 

Quinette International S.> 

Seating Concepts 

SPOTLIGHTS 





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SNEAK PREVIEWS 

''he following tilrm are tentativeh scheduled 

or release during the months ol October and 

\lovember. The distributors, however, canlot 

stress strongly enough that these dates 

ind titles are subject to change 

JACK TO THE FUTURE II 

Nobody's talking, but it is assumed that this 

second Installment In the three-part saga will 

ake Marty McFly forward to the future, 

jeyond present day, Christopher Lloyd's mad 

scientist, of course, tags along Robert Ze- 

Tieckls ("Who Framed Roger Rabbit ") 

again 

directs, from a script by his long-time partner, 

Bob Gale, And don't forget; "Back to the 

uture III" Is expected along In early summer, 

about the time "Back to the Future H " is 

reaching some second-run houses. A Universal 

release. 

WE'RE NO ANGELS 

It must have been edgy up in Canada, 

where Paramount has been shooting this 

loose remake of the 1955 comedy that stared 

Humphrey Bogart and Peter Ustinov The 

leads now are the very Intense Robert DeNIro 

and the even more intense Sean Penn, In a 

story about two escaped convicts who descend 

upon a small village and are mistakenly 

welcomed as Important holy men Demi 

Moore has the female lead, Neil lordan 

("Mona Lisa," "High Spirits") directs from a 

script by David Mamet ("The Untouchables"), 

A Paramount Pictures release. 

RUDE AWAKENING 

The 60's come back to haunt a young Yuppie 

couple when two of their radical cohorts 

reenter their lives after having spent the past 

20 years in the wilds of Central America This 

OLD GRINGO 

Arriving ten months after Its original release 

dale, this epic historical drama set in 1913 

Mexico finds lane Fonda as a splnsterly school 

teacher torn between an American journalist 

(Gregory Peck) and a general In Pancho Villa's 

HEART CONDITION 

Bob Hoskins and Denzel Washington, two 

terrifically gritty actors, star in this comedy 

about a cop (Hoskins) who inherits the heart 

of his former nemesis (Washington), and finds 

himself haunted by the dead man's spirit 

IS tentative A New Line release 

Title 

THE LITTLE MERMAID 

Hard to believe, but Walt Disney Studios 

hasn't used a fairy tale for the source for one 

of Its animated features since "Sleeping Beauty" 

in 

1959. But that changes with this musical 

fantasy about a mermaid who makes a tragic 

deal with an evil sea witch so that the mermaid 

can be with the human with whom she 

army (limmy Smits). Based on the novel by 

Carlos Fuentes, the movie Is directed by Luis 

Puenzo ("The Official Story"), A Columbia 

Pictures release. 

has fallen In love, lohn Musker and Ron Clements 

("The Great Mouse Detective") direct: 

Howard Ashman and Alan Menken ( 'Little 

Shop of Horrors") provide the songs .A 

Buena Vista release. 

UNTITLED WOODY ALLEN 

Following his much-appreciated return to 

comedy with his segment of "New York Stones," 

Woody Allen keeps things In a light vein 

with this humorous tale that finds him playing 

a documentary filmmaker. On- and offscreen 

partner Mia Farrow also stars, along 

with the likes of Alan Alda, Daryl Hannah, 

Martin Landau, Tony Roberts and Sam VValerston. 

An Orion release. 

e stars Cheeth Mann and Eric Rcjberts as 

aging Flower Children, and lulie Hagerty 

Robert Carradine play the urban sophistics 

who find their plush lifestyle ridiculed by 

old friends. An Orion release. 

RELENTLESS 

Ilk id Nelson, the young actor who, for 

wh.ilever reason, rubs many movie-goers the 

wrong way, finds perhaps tnis most likely role 

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OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 

Atlantic 

Releasing 

The Utile IVIermaid, Anin , 

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Slelia, D, Bene Midler. Steven Collins 

Blaze, CD, Paul Newman, Lolita 

Davidovich 

CD, Glenn Close, 

Lord ol the Flies, 

Fonda, Jimmy Smits, 

A Dry While Season. 0. R, Donald 

Sutherland, Susan Sarandon, Marlon 

Brando 

All Dogs Go to Heaven, anin 

Kill Me Again, thr, Val Kilmer, Joanne 

Whalley-Kilmer 

Stanley i Iris, 

D, Jane Fonda, Robert 

, thr, Judd Nelson, Robert . C. Bol) Hoskins, Denzel 

Texas Chainsaw IVIassacre 3. H 11/10 

I Starr, PG, adv, Brooke Stiields, 

art ol Dixie, D, Ptioebe Cales. Virgin 

idsen. Ally Stieedy 

Eril< Itie Viking, C, Tim Robbins, Mickey 

ues. C, Alec Baldwin, Fred W; 

Rooney, Eartha Kitt, John Cieese 

She Devil, C, 

Meryl Streep, Rosanne Barr 

inifer Jason Leigh 

eet Legal, D. Brian Dennehy, Bill 

Rude Awakening, C, Ft, Eric Roberts, 

Cheech Mann 

ValmonI, D, Colin Firtti, Meg Tilly 

Harlem Nights. C, Eddie Murphy, Richard 

pshaw 9/22 

Pryof, Redd Foxx 

Irley Valentine, CD. Pauline Collins, 

The Two Jakes. 0, Jack Nicholson, Harvey 

g Talk. C, Kirstie Alley, John Travolta 

Business. CD, Sean Connery, 

Hoffman, Matthew Broderick 

Ind Fury. Ac, R, Rutger Hauer 

> Came, D, Paul Scofield 

The War ol the Roses. C, Michael Dougia; 

Nighlbreed. thr, 

David Cronenberg, 

Kathleen Turner, Danny De Vito 12/B 

Enemies; A Love Slory. CD, Anjelica 

Huston, Ron Silver. Lena Olin 

he Fourth ol July. D. Tom Cruis 

a ol Love. D. Al Pacmo, Ellen Barkin 

Dad. CD, Jack Lemmon, Ted Danson 

Coupe de Vilie. C, Patrick Dempsey, A 

Shocker, thr 10/20 

Christopher Lloyd 11/22 

, C, Michael J Fox. 

=lichard Dreytuss, Holly f 

Universal 

(818) 777-1000 

(212) 759-751— 

Country. D, Bruce Willis, 

Emily Lloyd 

ien Don't Leave. CD, Jessica Lange 

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, 

C, Chevy Chase, Beverly D Angelo Randy 

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Clearing House 

RATES: 75c per word, minimum $20, $7 50 

extra for box number assignment- Send copy w/ 

check to BOXOFFICE, P O Box 25485, Chicago, 

ILL 60625, at least 60 days prior to publication 

BOX NO. ADS: Reply to ads with box numbers 

by writing to BOXOFFICE, P O Box 25485, 

Chicago, ILL 60625; put ad box # on your letter 

and in lower left corner of your envelope Please 

use # 10 envelopes or smaller for your replies. 

HELP WANTED 

MANAGEMENT: Opportunities are available lor experienced 

multiplex managers and assistant managers in 

the Alabama and Florida area Please send resume to 

William Homer, Cobb Theatres, 924 Montclair Road, 

Birmingham, AL 35213 Replies will be held in strictest 

confidence 

EXPERIENCED theatre engineer knowledgable in multiple 

theatre installations, digital electronics and large 

screen projection television Able to relocate. Must be 

a self starter Send resume and references to Boxotfice 

number 4676 

GENERAL MANAGER: Self motivated, take charge 

General Manager needed immediately for small New 

Jersey circuit Experience necessary in all phases of 

theatre operations Extended hours required Starting 

salary minimum $50,000 Send resume to P O Box 

33, Pleasantville, NJ 08232 All replies confidential 

RCA NCS Is On The Move and needs qualified theatre 

service Technicians Car, expenses and full benefit 

package offered Send resume to: RCA /NCS, 1305 

Distributors Row, Suite I, Harahan, LA 70123 

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 

COMPLETE THEATRE EQUIPMENT: (New, Used or 

Rebuilt) Century SA, R3, RCA 9030, 1040. 1050 Platters 

3 and 5 Tier, Xenon Systems 1000-4000 Watt, 

Sound Systems mono and stereo, automations, ticket 

machines, curtain motors, electric rewinds, lenses, 

parts and many more items in stock COMMERCIAL 

large screen video proiectors Plenty of used chairs 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND INSTALLATION 

AVAILABLE DOLBY CERTIFIED, Call Bill Younger 

Cinema Equipment Inc N W 13 Street, Miami, 

, 

Florida 33172 (305) 594-0570 

XENON BULBS-Factory fresh, lull warranty 

2000W/HTP or HWL $535, 3000W/HTP or HWL 

$630, 4000W/HTP or HS $1070 New surplus bulbs, 

ORC 1000W/VWL $350, 2000W/HTP $500, 

2500W/HS $450, 4000W.'VWL $900 Also, hard to 

find export only lamps International Cinema 6750 NE 

4th Ct., Miami, FL 33138 Ph 305-756-0699, Fax 

305-758-2036 

BURLAP WALL COVERING DRAPES: $1 68 

per 

yard, flame retardant Ouantity discounts Nurse & Co 

, 

Millbury Rd MA 01540 

, (508) 832-4295 

SOUND INVESTMENTS-Dolby CP-100 $4000, Dolby 

MRU's $1500, Dolby CP-50 $3150, Dolby CP-55 

like new $4300, Dolby CP-200 $1 1000. Smart SR300 

$1500-new, Eprad Starscope $1400, Altec 1593 

amps $175, Marrantz stereo amps $250, surround 

speakers $65, lots more! Export requests invited International 

Cinema 6750 NE 4th CT 

, 

FL 33138 

Ph 305-756-0699 Fax 305-758-2036 

Century C. Projectors. Century MSA Prqectors. 

Century Sound Heads, RCA 9030 Sound Heads, B & L 

Scope Lenses, all for sale, best offer Noreico 16mm 

projector with Xenon Lamphouse and Rectifier 

Contact 

Mr Schwarz at (212) 924-3363 after 1 00 pm daily 

NORELCO Todd A-0 Projectors (pair), $7500, Pair 

Orcon 1,000 watt lamps with power supply, 

$2,000 00 All in good condition Lou Levin, (513) 

223-0222. Dayton, Ohio 

LENSES new, like new, demo, secondhand Anamorphics 

Isco Ultra MC 2X $450. Benoist Hypergonar 

$375, B&L $250, Kowa $325. Sankor $300 Isco 

Magnacoms $325, Isco Ultra MC from 90-150MM like 

new $300, other lenses from $75 Magnacoms tor 

70mm 4 dia lor dome or special application projection 

International Cinema 6750 NE 4th CT Fl 

, 

33138 Ph: 305-756-0699 Fax 305-758-2036 

XENON BULBS WITH FULL LIFE WARRANTY Example 

2000W HC $450 GO minimum order one bulb 

bulbs to suit 

All 

your exact requirements from four major 

manufacturers We are a lull line dealer We Export 

THEATRE VIDEO PRODUCTS, 649 N E, 79th Street. 

Miami, FL 33138 Or call (305) 754-9136 

THREE Prolessional EX6100 EIKI 16mm Pedestal 

Projectors— 1 ,000 watt Xenon Mag /Opt High Quality 

Sound System JBL Theatre Speaker Systems All in 

prolessional Anvil cases for road shows Like brand 

new. Call (818) 848-5633 

STEREO SOUND SYSTEMS Factory packages from 

Smart, Ultra-Stereo, Eprad and others Custom sys- 

^^~~^-~ 

terns available for your special needs at great prices SERVICE 

From 1800 seat auditoriums to 12 seat screening 

rooms— we have the experience. WE EXPORT 

THEATRE VIDEO PRODUCTS, 649 NE 79th Street, 

Miami, FL 33138 Or call (305) 754-9136. 

REBUILT automated systems— two year parts warranty 

All with lens turret and aperture changer. Simplex 

PR1050 (XL) proiector & soundhead $6045. Century 

Sata projector & R3E soundhead $6185, Kinotone FP- 

20 $7500, Century JJII 35/70MM $1 1000, Kinotone 

DP-75 $11000. Cinemeccanica V-8 35/70mm 

$11000. Bauer U-4 with lamphouse $5500 Custom 

automation systems available. International Cinema 

6750 NE 4th Ct Fl 33138 Ph: 305-758-0699 

, 

Fax 305-758-2036 

EQUIPMENT WANTED 

iOR55's. Willis Johnson (312) 968- 

TUBE-TYPE EQUIPMENT by Western Electric, Westrex, 

Langevin, Mcintosh, Marantz, Quad, ARC. Early 

speaker systems, units by W E Jensen, Altec. JBL, 

EV, RCA, Tannoy Telephone (818) 701-5633, Audio 

City, P O Box 786, Northridge, GA 91328-0786 

WANTED: Diode pins for Cinemation Mark IV automation 

board, or information where they can be bought 

Also needed: triggers for clock. Telephone ( 401 ) 434- 

1432 

THEATRES FOR SALE 

BUY ONE OR ALL THREE! A newly remodeled twin 

theatre in southeast Arizona, and two in south central 

Arizona. Interested parties please call Coldwell Banker/Curtis 

Real Estate at (602) 428-5515. 

TWIN THEATRE Jackson, Mississippi operating since 

1972 Excellent equipment, building and land 

TRI STATE SEATING AND INSTALLATION CO. 

Used seats & parts, sales & service, preventive maintenance 

programs, complete & partial renovations to 

accommodate your budget, acoustical wallcoverings 

and more Services offered throughout the United 

States and Canada Free Information (313) 928- 

9390 

"ALL AMERICAN SEATING" by the EXPERTS! Used 

seats of quality Various makes American BodiForm 

and Stellars from $12 50 to $32 50 Irwins from 

$10 00 to $30 00 Heywood & Massey rockers from 

$25 00 Full rebuilding available New Hussey chairs 

from $69 50 All types theatre protection and sound 

equipment New and used. We ship and install all 

makes Try us! We sell no Junk! TANKERSLEY 

ENTERPRISES BOX 36009 DENVER. CO. 80236 

Phone: 303-980-8265 

HAS your spring sprung"? Call Professional Service for 

repairs on your seats Specializing in rocking seat stabilization 

and modification, professional carpet cleaning 

and power washing Calhoun. GA (404) 629- 

Attention Projection and Sound Service Men Why 

send your parts customers to your service competitor? 

We are a lull-service, stocking supply dealer, heavy on 

technical ability and personal attention We would like 

to hear from you Object mutual business We can 

supply you parts, list you for work, and provide you 

technical backup support Future unlimited Contact: 

Louis Bornwasser, Hadden Theatre Supply Co.. 10314 

Bluegrass Pkwy., Louisville, KY 40299 

THEATRE REMODELING 

FOR TWINNING THEATRES call or write Friddel Construction, 

Inc . 

402 Green River Drive. Montgomery, TX 

77358 (409) 588-2667 

MULTIPLEXING THEATRES We can perform all functions 

from consulting to complete turnkey package professionally 

and efficiently with minimum down time. 

Write or call Bill Clark. Quadrants Construction, (313) 

261-9800, 12425 Stark Road, Livonia. Ml 48150 

MARQUEES, SIGNS 

$150,000. Profitable Will finance Owner retiring Contact 

Willard Kaminer. 343 Swan Lake Dnve, Jackson, 

MS, 39212 Or call (601) 373-7298 

MOVIE THEATRE FOR LEASE: Old town atmosphere 

with art deco architecture North San Diego County ^^^^"^^"^^-^^ 

California Population 56k -f Single screen with ap- MISCELLANEOUS 

prox. 465 seats. New screen, room for stage. Exterior 

renovation planned. Contact Randall Hall at (619) 

758-0225 

TWIN THEATRE-525 seats Eight years old. fully 

automated. Located in growing East Texas town of 

7,500 population Financing available with $50,000 

down and good credit Call (214) 693-7836 or night 

693-3575. 

MULTIPLEXING, building, upgrading? We have the 

largest selection of pre-owned equipment in the USA ^—^^-^^ 

Rebuilt equipment has two year warranty Service and THEATRE SEATING 

installation anywhere Trades accepted We have 20 

years of continuous service to the cinema trade 

Screens Box 399-Rogers, TX 76569, 817-642- 

International 

Cinema 6750 NE 4th Ct., Miami, Fl 33138 Ph: 

305-756-0699 Fax 305-758-2036. 

ALLSTATE SEATING, INC. Specialists in auditorium 

and theatre seating service, installation, covers. Phone 

(617) 436-3448 

LEASE OR PURCHASE PLANS: Replacement Marquee 

letters shipped immediately. BUX-MONT Electrical 

Advertising Systems, Horsham, PA, 19044. Call 

(215) 675-1040 

DRIVE-IN CONSTRUCTION 

SCREEN TOWERS INTERNATIONAL New, Used, 

Transplanted, Complete Tower Service Plus Indoor 

~~^~^ 

WANTED: MOVIE POSTERS, lobbies, stills, etc Will 

buy any sized collection The Paper Chase, 4073 La 

Vista Road, Tucker, GA 30084 Phone 1-800-433- 

0025 

WANTED: Collections of movie posters and lobby 

cards Will buy a few or many. Older materials preferred, 

but will consider all offers. Call (213) 651- 

5618 

FREE DETAILS—Theatre Management. Advertising 

Promotion, Concessions and much more on audio cassette 

tapes Rush' Self -addressed, stamped envelope 

to EXEC-U-TAPES, PO Box 9306, Waterbury, CT 

06724 

August, 1989 113

The Great 

Reed Speaker 

Heavier front and grill. 

Heavier back. 

Unbreakable hanger. New 

method of anchoring 

cable--cannot be pulled 

out of case. 

Cone mechanism rebuilding. 

Also repair parts for - 

all 

makes D-1 Speakers. 

Reed Speaker Company 

Since 1949 

7530 W. 16th Ave. 

Lakev\/ood, Colo. 80215 

Telephone (303) 238-6534 

Our 41st Year 

Serving 

The Theatre Industry 

"First in Automation" 

We will custom build automation 

to iiour specifications 

Use our expertise for better installation 

Dolby Sound Sales and Installation 

Perdue Motion Picture 

Equipment, Inc. 

Roscoe Perdue -Chairman of the Board 

Nellie Winn-President 

2315 Wil 

VA 24012 

TQV 

(703) 366-0295 "4=J 

P^l RINGOLD 

^THEATRE EQUIPMENT CO. 

6504 28th Street, So. Grand Rapids, Ml 

CM From; OHIO & INDIANA 1-800-624-9638 

MICHIGAN 1-800-992-2589 

GRAND RAPIDS 616-957-2684 

SALES SERVICE STOCK 

Ad Index 

Alpro Acoustics 

o1 

American Seating 65 

American Desk Mfg. Co 6 

Angelika Films 71 

Inc Ashly Audio, 33 

Automaticket 91 

Bevelite-Adler 73 

C Cretors&Co 17 

CATS. USA, Inc 23 

Capital City Supply Co., Inc 114 


C2 

Cinema Concepts Theatre Service 35 

Cinemeccanica U.S. Inc 

C3 

Coca-Cola USA 27 

Corporate Design 77 

Crest Sales of Texas 68 

Crown Industries, Inc 97 

Deep Vision 3D 87 

Dinet Distributed Networks, Inc 77 

Dolby Laboratories 41 

Eastman Kodak Company 37 

Edw. H. Wolk 85 

Eickhof Projection & Sound 63 

Filmack Studios 89 

Frazler, Inc 53 

THEATRE EQUIPMENT 

3615 W, FOND DU LAC AVE • PC BOX 16528 

MILWAUKEE, Wl 53216 • PHONE (414) 442-5020 

All 

One Stop Shopping 

Brands Represented 

Need a competitive bid? 

See or call 

us 

Update your theatre with 

new. 

beautiful wallcovering Installed 

Call us tor samples and pricing 

We always have an extensive inventory 

of used and rebuilt equipment 

Call Us For All 

Your Theatre. 

Video & Telecor)lerenclng Needs 


Gold Medal Products Co 93 

Goldberg Brothers 15, 61 

Greer Enterprises, Inc 47 

Madden Theatre Supply Co 83 

Harry Melcher Enterprises 1 14 

Hayes Seating 68 

Hurley Screens 91 

International Cinema Equipment 

Co., Inc, , 67 

Irwin Seating 

C4 

Island Enterprises 45 

JBL Professional 5 

Joe Hornstein, Inc 91 

Just Born, Inc 3 

Kintek, Inc 43 

Kit Parker Films 87 

LP. Associates, Inc 48 

LaVezzi Precision, Inc 65 

Lawrence Metal Products 81 

M&M/Mars 9 

Manutech 73 

Marble Co., The 55 

Mark IV Cinema Systems 21 

National Cinema Supply 12 

National Ticket Co 95 

NATO 44 

Newton-Brown Associates 63 

Nick Mulone & Sons 95 

Odell's 62 

Openings 71 

Optical Radiation Corp 13 

Perdue Motion Picture Equip., Inc 114 

PETA 75 

Pike Productions of Boston 51 

R.G.M. Industries, Inc 79 

Reed Speaker 1 14 

Ricos Products 79 

Ringold Theatre Equipment Co 1 14 

S.V.S, Inc 25 

Seating Concepts 10 

Smart Theatre Systems 31 

Soundfold International 85 

Stein Industries 7 

Strong International 39 

Systems & Products Engineering 

Co. (SPECO) 57 

Teccon Enterprises Ltd 29 

Technikote Corp 95 

Theatre Systems 97 

TVP Theatre Video Products 89 

Ultra-Stereo Labs, Inc 20 

Wagner Zip-Change 16 

Weaver Popcorn Co 59 

Weldon, Williams & Lick 89 

Widman Popcorn Co 91 

CAPITAL CITY 

SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 

COMPLETE THEATRE EQUIPMENT 

AND CONCESSION SUPPLIES 

Don Howell 

2124 Jackson Parkway, N.W. 

Atlanta, Georgia 30318 

(404) 792-8424 

"Sening the Southeast Since 19.W |MAC 

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AUGUST 1989 

Void after October 1989 

Reader Service 

more information, 

wr> advertisement and product news Response Numbers In these boxes.

A company with over 

six decades of 

dedication to the motion 

picture theater industry 

A company committed to 

the continuous refinement 

of projection and optical systems 

A company with 

new products and 

traditional quaKty 

5th Avenue North, Clearwater, FIc 

TEL: 813-573-3011 

FAX: 813-572-0136

No other company gives you 

this kind ofpublic support 

Here is theater seating that rates 

top billing. 

The Irwin Marquee. The only 

ergonoinically designed theater chair 

shaped to the contours of the human 

txxly. Engineerc •

With the Irwin Mii-in'i . 

\uii get the 

versatility you cxiir. i in, in a star. 

Our comjxjiieiit (;|)tion systx-m allows 

us to tailor your seating package to fit 

your sfx-fific needs. Select seat, back 

durable plastics, wood veneers or lush 

upholstery. Your unique demands 

deserve a unique chair. 

With computer-aided design we 

help you work out seating plans, floor 

slopes and sight lin(\s. And, computer 

scheduling lussures oin^ning niglit won't 

be standing mom only. 

Public support is our product. 

Customer support is our business. 

Read the full reviews. For more 

inlnnnalion call us at (616) 784-2621. 


Irwin Seating Company, P.O. Box 2429, 

Grand Rapids, Ml 49501. 

Irwin Seating Canada, Ltd., 

5675 Timtierlea Blvd., Mississauga, 

Ontario L4W 2S4, (416) 238-1502. 

m 

Irwin 

Seating 

Company. 

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