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Volume I Number 7
A publication of the National Association of Theatre Owners

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In This Month's Issue:

Conquest of Oz
Director and comedy icon Frank Oz talks about his first thriller and collaborating with the likes of Robert De Niro, Edward Norton and Marlon Brando.

Window Pains
The frustration U.S. exhibitors feel over short theatrical-release-to-video-release windows is felt even more keenly by their overseas counterparts.


Revealing the Magic
New York University humanities professor Richard Brown talks about the magic of celebrities, motion pictures and the moviegoing experience.

The Chart
What's hot according to buyers and critics.

New NATO Members
Cinema owners who joined up.

Cash Drawer
Movies ranked by grosses.

Release Calendar
Coming movies ordered by date of bow.

How They Rate
Why films are classified as they are.

Events
A calendar of industry happenings.


From the President's Desk
John Fithian quotes Eisenhower, Franklin, Hutcheson and even George Lucas as he extols the virtues of solidarity.

Dateline: Exhibition
Regal launches 30 screens in the South, GameWorks plans its first moviehouse and a marketing vet joins in the Celebration!

Digital Cinema

Michael Karagosian warns that, if exhibs are not careful, digital cinema distributors could usurp control of theatre operations

International Dateline
News from France, South Korea, Germany, Australia, Greece, Switzerland, Hungary, Malaysia, Russia and Taiwan.

August Preview
"American Pie 2," "The Curse of the Jade Scorpion," Ghosts of Mars," "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back," "Vengo," and more.

Built by Association
Belinda Judson discusses the importance of readiness when local legislators take to their warpaths.

Next!
The principals who brought us "A.I." move on to new movies with Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise, Leonardo DiCaprio and others.

Washington Report
Regal wins a major court battle on wheelchair seating; the FTC issues its follow-up report on media violence.

Tech
"Get Over It" establishes the viability of pure cyan dye tracks; TASA again reduces the maximum for trailer volume.

Final Cut
Millard Ochs reveals the blockbuster he's never seen. frustration with co-op advertising and a fascination with the deep.

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