Boxoffice-January.07.1950
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LOOKING BACKWARD<br />
CLEVELAND—Outstanding events of the<br />
Cleveland motion picture industry during<br />
the past year:<br />
January<br />
Schine forced out of Medina. Ernest<br />
Schwartz re-elected 16th time as president<br />
Cleveland Motion Picture Exhibitors Ass'n.<br />
and A. E. Ptak 12th time as vice-president.<br />
Two hundred attend testimonial to Milton A<br />
Mooney, outgoing chief barker of Variety<br />
Club.<br />
February<br />
Leo Gottlieb appointed Screen Guild manager,<br />
tendered a testimonial. Launch John<br />
Kalafat Memorial fund to be used for student<br />
loans. TV tried out in several theatre<br />
lobbies.<br />
March<br />
Herbert Hoglan, Genoan, Genoa, filed with<br />
arbitration board to eliminate competitive<br />
clearances. Harry H. Goldstein promoted to<br />
Paramount division manager. Cleveland<br />
newspapers hike theatre ad rates. G&P<br />
Amusement Co. filed monopoly suit in local<br />
court seeking triple damages from defendants<br />
Paul Gusdanovic, Cooperative Theatres of<br />
Ohio, and four major distributors.<br />
April<br />
Theatrecraft Mfg. Corp. introduced combination<br />
in-car heater-speakers for drive-ins.<br />
Prank Belles named Salesmen's club president.<br />
The<br />
Drive-ln Deal<br />
you've been wailing for<br />
is on page 41<br />
The Modern Theatre Section<br />
WE INVITE YOU<br />