Automatic Age

NEW SOUNDIES REELS
PROVIDE VARIETY
The steady weekly arrival of
new reels for the Panoram
Soundie machine manufactured
by Mills Novelty Company, Chi­
cago, is providing plenty of
variety and change for patrons
of locations having Panoram
machines. There is no dearth of
reels or subjects and operators
are beginning to find their film
libraries rapidly expanding.
Among the latest subjects re­
ceived are Tony Pastor’s band
featuring Dorsey Anderson in
“ For Whom The Bell Tolls;”
The Four King Sisters and Al-
vino Rey appear in “ The Irish
Washer Woman;” The Eton
Boys present “ I Want A G irl;”
Herbie Kay features Ken Nealy
and Nina Kellerman in “ San
Antonio R ose;” Les Brown’s
band does “ If There Were Girls
Like You In The A rm y;” Gray
Gordon in “ Beat Me Daddy
Eight To A B ar;” Dinorah Rego
and The Theodores are in
“ Broadway Caballero;” and Ra-
mon Armengad appears with
Nano Rodrigo’s band in “ Apari-
cion.”
A second reel provides “ Ama-
pola” starring Art Perry, vocal­
ist, and Gray Gordon band;
Tony Pastor features Johnny
Morris in “ Paradiddle Joe;”
Rito Rio and Allan Ladd in “ I
Look At Y ou;” “ Pete The Pi­
per” with Susan Miller and
Danny Hocktor; Nano Rodrigo
and orchestra in “ Conga Loca”
with the Andre Sisters and
Lola; Sylvia Froos and Dave
Schooler in “ Cuban Cabbie;”
The Eton boys vocal “ They’re
Making Me Over In The
A rm y;” and Yola Galli appears
in “ Bahiana.”
Subjects for the 16 mm. films
were produced by Globe Produc­
tions, Cinemasters, Minoco, and
Cameo Productions.
Chicago— A southern distrib­
utor approached H e n r y T.
Roberts, vice-president and gen­
eral manager, Automatic Instru­
ment Co., with a petition carry­
ing names of several hundred
operators who wanted that dis­
tributor to handle A.I.T. ma­
chines.
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May, 1941
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