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It certainly was. I used to know the manager of Radio City in the late 70's. Before that he was the head treasurer at the Roxy, and then assistant manager. A very friendly guy, we used to talk on the phone and he would tell me all these stories. I always meant to write them down, but I never got...

Thanks, though specifically, I was referring to Radio City's booking policy in the 1960's, when AIRPORT played there, and films were a regular attraction, not one offs.

My impression was Radio City booked films in one week at a time, and extended depending on the box office. The theater I managed was four-walled, meaning a distributor took care of the house nut (weekly expenses) and booked in whatever they wanted. But I don't think that was ever the case with...