Déménagement Photo News (1911) . Général Film Co.,de Colomb, était cette semaine à Cincinnati. Le ExhibitorsLeague commenceront leur état organisateur sur la route. nextMonday La Motion Picture Exposants Ligue des Amer-ica sera représenté par un organisateur, qui takethe domaine dans quelques jours. M. C. A. Dashner, de Huntington, W. En Virginie, a ouvert upthe Théâtre Queen à Versailles, Ky. M. Ralph Lafeever,du Liban, de l'Ohio, ex-gestionnaire de M. A. Neff, hasbought la reine au théâtre au Liban, et après la rénovation et la décoration sera operi sur le 35e. M. Staup,de Delphos, Ohio, wil

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Moving Picture News (1911) . General Film Co., of Columbus, was in Cincinnati this week. The ExhibitorsLeague will start their state organizer on the road nextMonday. The Motion Picture Exhibitors League of Amer-ica will be represented by an able organizer, who will takethe field in a very few days. Mr. C. A. Dashner, of Huntington, W. Va., has opened upthe Queen Theater at Versailles, Ky. Mr. Ralph Lafeever, of Lebanon, Ohio, formerly manager for M. A. Neff, hasbought the Queen Theater at Lebanon, and after remodel-ing and decorating will operi it up on the 35th. Mr. Staup, of Delphos, Ohio, will soon move into the new theaterwhich he is now building. Delphos is to be congratulatedin having so efficient a picture man as Mr. Staup. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE The Imperial, the latest of playhouses, opened its doorslast night to the Washington public. Flowers and plauditsrule. The interior, exterior and bill, both in the high-classvaudeville and motiograph pictures provided for the open-ing week, proved satisfactory. ^. Nowhere will you find a more contented gathering of theoperators of the motion pictures than the boys of Washing-ton, D. C, No. 234, I. A. T. S. E. (International Alliance ofTheatrical Stage Employees). Having concluded that forthe welfare of the public and for the protection of their ownhigh standard of proficiency, they found that a local organi-zation was necessary, they have gotten together and. under 40 THE MOVING PICTURE NEWS their charter and by-laws, now assure the theater ownersonly the highest standard of protection. This local organization asks the co-operation of the man-agers and requests them to report any faulty projection, neg-ligence, etc., on the part of the operators belonging to thislocal organization to the business agent, who will investi-gate and rectify the matter at once. The officers are: B. A. Spelbring, president; J. A. Gobel, vice-president; G. Horton, treasurer; V, Dutch, financial sec-retarj. THE SOLAX EDUCATIONAL CONTEST It w

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