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Bob Warner Is Well Again;<br />
To Make Tour of Nation<br />
DALLAS—Bob Warner of Mauley, Inc.. is<br />
back on his feet and has returned from a<br />
fishing trip to Port<br />
Aransas. He was hospitalized<br />
by pneumonia<br />
during February.<br />
Bob is a Manley<br />
division manager,<br />
having charge of sales<br />
HI 23 states from<br />
Mame to Mexico City.<br />
Warner will leave soon<br />
iin another trip<br />
.iround the country,<br />
this time with Charles<br />
G. Manley, son of the<br />
Bob Warner jate founder of the<br />
company. After that it will be time to return<br />
to Port Aransas for more fisliing.<br />
Warner owns a half interest w^ith Forrest<br />
Dunlap in the Port Theatre in Port Aransas.<br />
Chas. Weisenburg Sells<br />
Two Theatres in Tulia<br />
TULIA, TEX.—Charles Weisenburg has<br />
sold his Grand and Gay here to D. Griffith,<br />
who recently opened the Griffith Theatre.<br />
Weisenburg will move to Dallas. He owns the<br />
Sylvia in Seagoville and is building a drivein<br />
theatre at Amarillo.<br />
John Blevins Buys Crest<br />
DUBLIN. TEX.—John Blevins. long-time<br />
owner and operator of the Majestic Theatre.<br />
has purchased the Crest. 400 seats, opened<br />
here several months ago by Ted Robbins.<br />
W. E. Latham Stricken<br />
DALLAS--W. E. Latham, veteran of the<br />
circus and ruadshowman several years, suffered<br />
a heart attack while vLsiting a local exchange<br />
and died while being rushed to a hospital.<br />
His home is in Beaumont where the<br />
body was sent for burial. His wife, who survives,<br />
is a sister of Harry James, the orchestra<br />
leader.<br />
With a MANLEY<br />
You Are in<br />
Business<br />
LONGER<br />
302 S. Harwood St.<br />
m Wo<br />
Divisional<br />
Eagle Theatre Will Open<br />
In West Dallas Suburb<br />
DALLAS—Ned Edwards and three assocites,<br />
all employes in the Theatre Enterprises<br />
repair shop, are building a 600-seat theatre<br />
in west Dallas on Singleton boulevard. The<br />
house will be named the Eagle. The community<br />
is known as Eagle Ford.<br />
'arner<br />
Manager<br />
And With<br />
More<br />
PROFITS<br />
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BOXOFFICE :: March 13, 1948
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