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. . Tom<br />
March 31 through April 4, with Joe E. Brown<br />
in the top role . . . Louis Charninsky is<br />
back on Elm Street as manager of his beloved<br />
Capitol and Rialto theatres as he had<br />
been for a number of years. When Interstate<br />
opened two of its swanky neighborhood<br />
theatres in north Dallas. Louie was sent<br />
out to get them started. He finished up at<br />
the Circle a few days ago and was relieved<br />
by the new manager, Carl CuUum.<br />
Charles E. Darden and wife left on a short<br />
business and pleasure trip to Beaumont,<br />
New Orleans and were to return via Houston<br />
. . . Leonard Duckworth of the Darden office<br />
in New Orleans was here with Joy<br />
Houck who came to look after his Texas<br />
theatre interests . . . Leroy Bickel, MGM<br />
manager, invited city officials, civic and club<br />
leaders, exhibitors and other guests for a<br />
screening Wednesday of "State of the Union"<br />
at the Capitan Theatre.<br />
Don Ameche and wife visited the Ben<br />
Whitakers here for several days. The star<br />
took third place in a skeet shoot at Dallas<br />
Gim club. The Ameches left for a few days<br />
in New Orleans before returning to Hollywood<br />
for radio and pictm-e assignments.<br />
J. B. Underwood, Columbia divisional manager,<br />
returned from Memphis . Vincent,<br />
western Texas representative for Southwestern<br />
Theatre Equipment Co., was forced<br />
back to the office by our last frigid weather,<br />
but left again with portfolio and other samples<br />
. . . Gilbert Soule is getting experience<br />
as a booker in the Eagle Lion exchange. His<br />
father, Frank Soule, is in charge of all EL<br />
exchange operations.<br />
Adelman-Sachs Add Tulsa<br />
Delman<br />
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