1927 Twin Cities theater strike

The 1927 Twin Cities movie theater strike was the longest strike in the history of the movie theater industry.

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Strike Stuff September 7, 1927

Sympathy Theater Strike Held Likely September 20, 1927

Northwest Mgrs. and Union in Deadlock September 21, 1927

Musicians to Join Stage Hand Strike September 21, 1927

St. Paul Movie Operators Strike September 22, 1927

Twin City Theatrical Employees Forced Out September 22, 1927

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

Theatre Strike Halted September 23, 1927

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

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

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

The Theater Strike September 27, 1927

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

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

Mill City Film Plant Is Damaged by Blast October 1, 1927

Twin City Showman, Union Compromise to Settle Strike October 27, 1927

Theatre Strike Ends October 28, 1927

Relief Felt Over Twin City Strike Ending October 28, 1927

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