Motion Picture Herald November 30 1946

Industry studies Government plea for screen cooperation – Coal strike dims theatre marquees – Producer Edward Small answers Russian stack on Hollywood – Balaban honored at charity drive in New York – “Best Years of Our Lives” opens on Broadway – Picture Pioneers hold annual meet in New York – Responsibility of Industry noted as Hays for screen receives citation from national Conference od Christian and Jews – 20th Century Fox reports nei profit for 39 weeks of $16,219,815 – Henry Ginsberg cites sharply increased cost of production – Darryl Zanuck speaks for Hollywood – “Razor’s Edge” sets new records at Roxy on Broadway.