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MILTON STARR, PRESIDENT	
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T O B A
[THEATRE OWNERS BOOKING ASSOCIATION]]	SAM E. REEVIN, TREAS. [TREASURER] & MGR. [MANAGER]
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THEATRE OWNERS BOOKING ASSOCIATION]
CHICAGO OFFICE 
OVERTON BUILDING 
3621 S. [SOUTH] STATE ST. [STREET] 
MARTIN KLEIN, MGR. [MANAGER]	1212-13 VOLUNTEER BLDG. [BUILDING] 
LONG DISTANCE PHONES 
DAY MAIN 5530 NIGHT MAIN 4020 
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE	WASHINGTON OFFICE 
1223 SEVENTH ST. [STREET] , N. W. [NORTHWEST] 
S. H. DUDLEY, MGR. [MANAGER]]

[typewritten text: September 7, 1927
Mr. Ben Stein,
Douglass Theater,
Macon, Ga. [Georgia] 
Dear Mr. Stein:

I enclose herewith copy of letter addressed today to Mr. Douglass and I trust same meets with your approval.

While I was in Macon, I told you there was available a number of Ken Maynard pictures. These have been made independently and never released. You can secure them from the Liberty Film Co. [Company], Atlanta.

I trust you will keep in mind all that I had to say while I was in Macon and wish to assure you that I am at your service at any time you care to call on me.

At the present writing, the Lemons Company is holding out for $1000.00 guarantee for Macon and Mr. Reevin has passed the buck to me in the matter of trying to secure better terms. I am wiring the company now and you will hear finally about this matter from Mr. Reevin.

With best regards to yourself and Mrs. Stein, I remain,


Yours very truly,] 
[Signed] [written text: Milton Starr]