Labor Newspapers – Turn Out the Stars When You Leave

Turn Out the Stars
When You Leave

Twin Cities Movie Theaters in the Sound Transition

Union-affiliated weekly newspapers.

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Picture Operators Get Wage Increase; Sign One-Year Pact September 9, 1927

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Musicians’ Union, Show Managers Sign Working Agreement September 9, 1927

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Twin City Theatrical Employees Forced Out September 22, 1927

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Theater Managers Try the Citizens’ Alliance Advertising Scheme September 22, 1927

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14-Hour Day Not Unusual Theatre Workers Assert September 23, 1927

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Stage Employees Ask One Day Off During Week; Operators Out September 23, 1927

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Says Profits, Not Wages, Have Raised the Cost of Living September 24, 1927

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Imported Strikebreakers Take Jobs of Minneapolis–St. Paul Taxpayers September 27, 1927

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Union Disavows All Knowledge of Stink Bomb Outrages Here September 27, 1927

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‘Awful’ Shows At Theatres Says Patron September 27, 1927

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Panic Narrowly Prevented When Film Blaze Starts in Theatre; Daily Newspapers Suppress Facts September 27, 1927

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Incompetent Movie Men Cause Theater Fires in Twin Cities September 29, 1927

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Strike of Theater Workers Is 100 Per Cent September 29, 1927

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Strike for Six Day Week Hits Every Theater October 1, 1927

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Theaters Find It Costly to Break Union Agreement October 1, 1927

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“Road Call” Hits Theatres October 10, 1927

Anti-Labor Forces Plot Defeat October 13, 1927

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Theatre Strike Ends October 28, 1927

Burning the Records November 1927

Musicians Fear Talking Films Will Cut Jobs July 20, 1928

The What-Not Column July 27, 1928