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Or it was the general release print that never was supposed to have an overture or intermission...

And sometimes things aren't supposed to have intermissions. 1776 isn't supposed to have one (even the Broadway show didn't have one), and West Side Story includes a note in the Criterion Laserdisc where Bob Wise says the film was designed to not have one.

When I was in the booth we would get notes on occasion. I remember one from Redford about the multi-aspect ratios for The Horse Whisperer for example.Usually you'd get a note in the cans when there was something unusual or specific to be done, it was maybe something you saw a few times a year.

And the fuse lighting and dancing out of the darkness in Mad World.