Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 24

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1941 OAKLAND TELE NEWS THEATER TO OPjEN TONIGHT 24 THIS WAY, PLEASE GIRLS il 'Sports Events FREE -PARKING AT NEW THEATER John H. Tobin Head Of Telenews Editors TELENEWS WILL COVER FOOTBALL Football enthusiasts will thrill to Oakland. Warmly Welcomes Telenews Ellis W. Levy, Pacific Coast direc- tor of Telenews Theaters, which operates the Nation-wide chain of Teler.ews theaters, has directed the Are High Ljghts New House to Complete Chain Sensational World History to Be Served Hot on trie Screen Free parking for "all Telenewsl John newsreel editor and commentator for Pacific Coast the re-eriactment of the high lights of important games on the Telenews Telenews Theaters, will head the staff of news experts in charge of Theater patrons will be a special service arranged through the Telenews Theater management with the Downtown Merchants Parking As Highlights in the world of sports, covered by newsrlel camera men, cdmprise a goodly portion of each Telenews program. Each week, a opening of three units of the chain, including theaters in Cleveland fA San Francisco.

-9 assembling, editing and programing screen as a result ol arrangements whereby action pictures will be shown a few hours after they have been taken by the Telenews' QWn sociation. "Of all the ooenines in which Telenews patrons may park in the great variety of action scenes flash across the scene: Baseball, tennis, the weekly parade of news events at Oakland's new Telenews Theater. Tobin is known to radio audiences for his summarizing of news high lights and his lectures before various organization in the San Francisco 1 Keeping pace with theatrical ad camera stair. Through the facilities of lightning fast movie cameras equipped' with entire block bounded by 13th Street, have participated, the reception accorded the coming of the Telenews Theater to Oakland is the most impressive," said Levy. "I really, have vancejnents throughout the Nation yachting, horse racing, log-rolling telescopic lenses, remarkable close- 14th Street, Franklin and Webster, without any charge.

Their tickets Oakland tonight will have Its own contests, every imaginable sport comes within the focus of he news- Bay region. He is an authority on ups of the action will be available to Telenews' patrons often minutes Telenews Theater. of "Propaganda In the will be validated by the "Telenews tion extended by the people of the theme feelman's camera lens. I Opening at 7 p.m., the Telenews after a game is completed. News." 'Theater box office, day or Oakland." i Theater, on Franklin Street near I5th, will complete the Nation-wide chain of Telenews Theaters, prin 0 cipal units of which are now 1 NewJork, Chicago, Cleveland, Los (ft Angeles and San Francisco.

The Telenews noliev will be If 0 IM a1.aalMaaU.l.l.t harp departure in screen entertafft- iA7i jnent, according to the management, stressing above all the news of the world, presented as combined resources of the press, the if Ul radio and the newsreel can lup-ply it. Thi young ladies male up the usherette staff at the new Telenews Theater. They will seal the first patrons toniaht. Recognizing that in newsreels today the. drama of fact affords the theater-going public the most ab Telenews Theater itrSan Francisco sorbing of interests, providing stark realities of outstanding historic importance and satisfying every desire for information, education, smusernqnt and recreation, the changed every Friday at '6 p.m., and will be added to from time to time as the timeliness and news value of subjects received warrants.

and other metropolitan cities, will maintain the clo.st collaboration To with press and radio news services. It will have its dwn radio broad Telenews Theater comes to Oakland at the most critical time in history, its backers point out, Timing Its appearance when news casting studio from which KLX and other radio stations will broadcast Downtown Property Owners news at periodic intervals Programs Different From All Other Shows "Our programs are' hot like other bills in the motion picture theater the public has come to know," said The lobby' of the theater will be virtual "clearing house" for news, coming out in rolls on the of the world appears to be approaching the most, sensational in history, the Telenews Theater completes teletype machine, through wire- Association, Inc. C. Tait, Inc. Contractors i 883 Mnrkct HU 8.F.

Norman Ogilvie Co. 1024 Bronilnn, Onklmid nere the trinity of press, radio and screen. By seeing and hearing history it is actually made the Ellis Levy, PacificCoast director of press photos, in, through radio spot news flashes, all comple the Telenews Theaters, Inc. "We public will be able better to reach have 60 minutes to tell everything menting the work of "the Telenews camera staff, which will capture we can about world events. We edit local spot news events.

our own bills. We get all the news To aid the public to keep tab on reels and compile them into one bill the ever-changing news of the world "Some times we have as many its own -conclusions. Information Please, March of Time, Regan. McCrary's series entitled "Ringside Seat to World War Two" and John Nesbltt's Passing Parade Series will be part of each Week's program, In order to maintain this policy, the Telenews Theater, like its sister the Telenews Theater will maintain 60 subjects-JThat means we average Robert J. Crossman Co.

336 Krarnr HI. S.F. Ceorge J. Brown Robertson Bur Workl 10.12 With St. Onklmid progressive war map, changed une a minuie, dui reaiiy means that some last only a few seconds from day to day and Indicating the ebb and flow of battle.

7S while others may run two or three Programs at the Telenews will be minutes." TELENEW to MAP WILL SHOW WAR'S DAILY PROGRESS National Theatre Supply Co. Complete Theatrical Eaulpment 259 Gulden Gnte Ave. S.h: Colonial Cafeteria An Abundance of Good Thinis to Eat time iniusto A.hSa time when JS -mm extremel Franklin St. Mr. 15th, OnkJand for every L.

Am ican to keeix ormet! The Miles Scott, Inc. Dlreet Mall Advertising- Telei 800 Snnaonia St. S.F. ws Theatre will be df service to the coi Fulton Fountain Lunch Three Doon North of Telenewi unity in complementing newspapers 152H Franklin SI. Oakland duT stations in the dissemination of and news, visualizmzJiismrv-makinff events on A).

our scree: cuy as tftey naDoen we believe Bear Photo Service Frank Vail Path Newi Ran KrniK'laco Typewriter Guy that tne public Jtetter equipped to interpret for itse significance of these 15th and Franklin, Onklmid i most epochal times. The Wenrworth Company General Inmrance Broker 200 Jllmh St. H.V. A new form PROUDLY we present this most unique theatre arklin Fulton Parking Station Paul Rnbadne, Manarer entertainment and enlightenment in an atmosphere? of utmost comf or! A Few llo'ori North. 1(100 with distinctive innovations a radio broadcasting sttidio Associi D-.

lt 1 a. l.i l'. iiC Frnnklln SI. Onklmid Harry McCune Sound Systems J5 i coo uwpaiviics icvcivcu yia leiciype macmne in tne lODoy wire photos mm' 10 Brndr St. and telegraphic flashes progressive war maps changejf as 1 Mint Julep news warrants completing the trinity of press, rtidio and screen.

Adolph and Archie 1530 Franklin Onklnnd -r tor your convenience free parking in the block bounded by 13th, Pischoff Sellers Blim 14th, Franklin and Webster streets. IBS Golden intr Ave. S.F. rivnvAivio commuous irom 11 each mpnungj compriS' 50 screen events including special ihorts, 1-hour shows new show every Friday, starting Oakland Furniture Mfg. Co.

iBOfl Snn Pnlilo Herkelry Motion Picture Service Co. Gerald L. Karskl, Manacer 125 Hjile St. s.F, E. E.

Monson Co. 6 p.m. Oakland welcomes the Telenews Telenews Oakland') Odly Exclusive Cutlrry and Authoriied Schick Shaver Service Door to Telenews Frnnklln Ml. S.V. nM it On the lobby walls of the theater will be proaressive maps such as this, being Installed by Edith Sfurges.

will, show the day-lrday, hour-by-hour changes In the European Schreiner Photos Commercial and Ncwapaper Photoaraph Joe Rucker Paramount Newi 2415 "Gulden Gate Ave. rrairmTnnnfTiriiTir 4710 Mnrket St. Onklnml S.F. Film Will Show Wiedemann Sailing Employees of Telenews, -Theatre Snn Frnni'fMco Rucker-Fuller Company SflTURDflY WORLD'S GREATEST TlflTinEE 7tee Office Furniture and Equipment The departure of Fritz Wiede 1510 Frnnklln St. Dlrc.lly Door Onklnnd Stomj Long's ChicKen rie 5 nop 143 Franklin St.

Oakland Percy's" Smoke Shop Just Aorosi the Street 1515 Franklin Oakland Peacock Cafe Chinese and American Olshei 419 151 m. Oakland Leda Ferguson Beaotr Salon 1524 Franklin. A Few Door North Oakland Van Camp Cigar Store ust Around the Corner -300 15th St. Oakland Wenrworth Hat Works Complete Hat Service 1429 Franklin St. Oakland Maxie's Acroie the Street at 1517 Franklin Oakland mann, Nazi consul-general, and his entire staff for Germany highlights the spot news events in Post Office Smoke Shoppe Elmer Harbrrt IBIh A Fr ii nk I In, AriJnlnlnK Pnat Office Onklnnd Walter Ba'rusch Advertising Ag'cy 25 Taylor St.

S.F. Dunaway'i Radio Shopr Service 1507 Fmnkllii SI. Onkliind Tom's Smoke Shop Candles Clrarettes, Cisari, Marazlnes Frnnklln St. Onklnnd Women's Exchange Food Shop Cakes, Piea, Jelliea. Jm.

Lunehei 1422 Frankllu.St. Oakland Wobber's Stationery Printing Co. DOWNTOrVN MERCHANTS the inaugural. program -at 77i Market si. s.F.

7 o'clock at the Telenews Theater 0AodaZunx 14U winsion cnurcniu delivering a Coney Island Red Hot 15th Frnnklln and 12th Frnnklln Oakland American Building Maintenance Co. 504 lntk St. Onklnnd FRANKLIN bitter denunciation of German fascism and the arrival of Army chiefs from" the Soviet Union in Engjand Mae Smith, Milliner 416 15th St. Oakland will be shown. The first local film is "Salute to Oakland," a review Of the entire metropolitan area here, showing in ONE HOUR SHOW dustnal plants, air, sea and rail terminals.

beautiful scenic spots, such as the Woodminister amphi 1 50 WORLD WIDE NEWS EVENTS A SHORT theater imd Oakland parks, the inbune building and several departments of the paper, including MATINEES 20 ISiig-EVENINGS 2StVSi CONTINUOUS DAILY ASSOCIATED PRESS Exclusive for Metropolitan Oakland CHICAGO DAILY NEWS FOREIGN SERVICE Exclusive for Metropolitan Oakland A.P. WIRPHOTOS Exclusive for Metropolitan Oakland UNITED PRESS Plus N.Y. HERALD-TRIBUNE SERVICE THE OVERSEAS NEWS SERVICE TRIBUNE SPECIAL NEWS SERVICE BY LEASED WIRE me wnce ot Joseph K. Knowland and. the publisher at work.

Willie, who Is currently yjsiting the bay region, is a guest of KGO's "Information Please" among the list of special short sub 1 a jects. Another interesting featurette is "This Is England" presented by .3 I BSsr tamuna Murrow, foreign radio cor. respondent. cmt exclusive M'CRARY'S I 1ft ACHON i SCENES ft THE WAR -on SfftT TO 3 Les Allen Manager 'i Of Telenews Here Les Allen, widely known theatrical personality, has been appointed resided manager of the. Oakland Telenews Allen has been associated with various theatrical projects, and brings to his new position many AIL FRONTS LW0RLOW1RS' miht am iMa pi Ik Metropolitan Oakland's Great Newspaper JI 7J i years experience in serving the theater-going -public.

'I lOCaOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOODOOOOOnooonqflqoe ffizi staf I A 11 loci. Nallenal and World "SALUTE TO OAKLAND" MelroBolltan Oakland la Review with Commentary hr John Tobin. wu 'Kwa Erente and Short I Sabieeta. fa. TWIaaaki tlta.

Complete Picture Rtorr ot German CONSULS Departure from U.S. ICKKS BLASTS LINDBERGH) Army Planea Craah la Madera. CHURCHILL'S DEFIANT SPEECH U.S.8.R. HEADS CONFER U.S. NVRSES IN LONDON AFTER JRESCUC RI'RSIAN OFFICERS IN LONDON ROYAL NAV SINKS NAZI SHIP.

AT BAGDAD! NAZIS BOMB ALEXANDRIA Exclusive BEGAN TEX" McCRASY'S "RlMild Seat to World War WENDELL WILLKIE I KGO-l "INFORMATION PLEASE" EDMUND MURRAY Report! from Europe i "THIS IS ENGLAND" Other World Newi.