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. . Joseph<br />

. . Betty<br />

. . Frank<br />

. . George<br />

. . Homer<br />

. .<br />

. . Wolfe<br />

B R O A DWAY<br />

fiUiam B. Zoellner, head of MGMs short<br />

W"<br />

subjects sales and reprints and importations,<br />

is back from a mideastern trip . . .<br />

Jeanne Cagney is spending a month in town.<br />

Carl Dreyer, European director, is expected<br />

here from Copenhagen March 26 lor the<br />

opening of "Day of Wrath" at the Little<br />

Carnegie Theatre. He also will visit Hollywood<br />

.<br />

Harris, Realart board chairman<br />

and treasurer, is vacationing at Boca<br />

Raton, Fla., with Mrs. Harris . . . Gregory<br />

LeCava arrived from Hollywood ... Sol A.<br />

Schwartz, vice-president and general m.\nager<br />

of RKO Theatres, and Mrs. Schwartz<br />

returned from a three-week stay on the coast.<br />

Schwartz visited circuit houses in San Francisco<br />

and Los Angeles and reviewed new product<br />

at the studio.<br />

A son was born to J. V. Washburn, Altec<br />

Service inspector, and Mrs. Washburn .<br />

Leonide Kipnis. president of Westport International<br />

Films, distributors of "The Raven,"<br />

left for Canada to select background locations<br />

for a picture to be produced by the company<br />

this summer . . . Jean Louis, Columbia head<br />

fashion designer, spent a few days in Gotham<br />

before flying to Europe Rockwell,<br />

.<br />

publisher of Screenland. Silver Screen and<br />

Movie Show magazines, left for Hollywood to<br />

see studio executives.<br />

Paulette Goddard, who recently arrived<br />

from Hollywood, and Macdonald Carey will<br />

appear on a Motion Picture Relief Fiuid, Inc.,<br />

broadcast on the Screen Guild Players show<br />

over CBS March 15 Stevens and<br />

.<br />

Harriet Parsons, executive producer-director<br />

and producer, respectively, of "I Remember<br />

Mama," came east for the opening of the<br />

film at the Radio City Music Hall . . . Ray<br />

Milland is here for a series of radio broadcasts<br />

as part of the campaign on Paramount's<br />

"The Big Clock."<br />

Jules Levey, producer, will sail for Europe<br />

on the SS Amsterdam March 16 ... Ed<br />

Grigsby of the Altec Lansing sales staff in<br />

Hollywood has been elected to the board of<br />

directors of the West Coast Electronic Manufacturers<br />

Ass'n . C. Walker, Comerford<br />

Theatres executive, was awarded the<br />

Laetere medal for 1948 by Notre Dame university<br />

. Krone, secretary to CoKunbia's<br />

Rube Jackter, become engaged to<br />

Bernard G. Unger.<br />

Charles C. Moskowitz, Loews vice-president<br />

and treasurer, left at the weekend for<br />

Hollywood . . . Leon Leonidoff, senior producer<br />

for Radio City Music HaU, returned<br />

from Florida.<br />

Samuel Eckman jr., chairman and managing<br />

director of MGM Pictui-es, Ltd., Robert<br />

Wolff, managing director for RKO Productions,<br />

Inc., and Lawrence R. Kent, 20th-Fox<br />

representative in England, arrived on the<br />

Queen Elizabeth.<br />

Jay Eisenberg of the MGM legal department<br />

and Irving Helfont met with Henry L.<br />

Nathanson, president of MGM Films of<br />

Canada, and Ted Gould, sales manager, in<br />

Montreal . Cohen, Warner International<br />

vice-president in charge of far eastern<br />

and Latin American distribution, is in<br />

Shanghai on an inspection tour . . . Hal Wallis<br />

is here for a two-week visit. He will confer<br />

with Joseph Hazen, president of Hal Wallis<br />

Production, on futiu-e film plans. Wallis<br />

will be joined here by Anatole Litvak, who<br />

has just completed work on "Sorry, Wrong<br />

Number." They intend to fly to Paris to set<br />

plans for an overseas production.<br />

Stanley Hand, general sales manager for<br />

Nu-Screen, is visiting Florida and the southern<br />

territory. He is due back April 10 . . .<br />

Jack Segal, vice-president of Columbia Pictures<br />

Infl Corp., left for Palm Beach where<br />

he was married to Shirley Edelman of this<br />

city. The couple will leave for a honeymoon<br />

in Europe the latter part of the month.<br />

Jay Gove, head of the MGM sales development<br />

division, is back from a Nassau vacation<br />

. . . J. E. Currie, manager of National<br />

Theatre Supply's drive-in theatre department,<br />

is back from the coast.<br />

MGM executives are back from a five-day<br />

conference at the studio. William F. Rodgers,<br />

vice-president and general sales manager,<br />

will return in a few weeks with Edwin<br />

W. Aaron, his assistant. Back at their desks<br />

are Henderson M. Richey, exhibitor relations<br />

head: John P. Byrne, eastern sales manager,<br />

and Herman Ripps, assistant to Byrne.

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