Get Fingerprinted Gratis at Theatre

Get Fingerprinted Gratis at Theatre - Camden Courier-Post, June 29, 1939
Camden Courier-Post, June 29, 1939
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GET FINGERPRINTED GRATIS AT THEATRE Camden Police Will Oblige at Showing of Film Head G-Man Wrote Citizens of Camden and South Jersey will have an apportunity to have their fingerprints taken and registered, for accident identification purposes only, without charge, beginning today, without the trouble of going to a police station. Co-operating with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's nationwide drive to have all citizens register their fingerprints, and with the Camden Police Department in a like desire locally, Birk Binnard, manager of the Lyric Theatre, Broadway and Newton avenue, has arranged to have apparatus for fingerprinting in the theatre's lobby today, tomorrow. and Saturday afternoons and evenings. The service, combined with a display of interesting and instructive police paraphernalia to be featured in the lobby at the same time, is in conjunction with the showing of the motion picture "Under Cover Doctor," starring Lloyd Nolan and J. Carrol Naish, from the book written by J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI. The picture will be exhibited at the Lyric Saturday and Sunday. Police Chief Arthur Colsey has

Camden Police Will Oblige at Showing of Film Head G-Man Wrote

Citizens of Camden and South Jersey will have an apportunity [sic] to have their fingerprints taken and registered, for accident identification purposes only, without charge, beginning today, without the trouble of going to a police station.

Co-operating with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's nationwide drive to have all citizens register their fingerprints, and with the Camden Police Department in a like desire locally, Birk Binnard, manager of the Lyric Theatre, Broadway and Newton avenue, has arranged to have apparatus for fingerprinting in the theatre's lobby today, tomorrow. [sic] and Saturday afternoons and evenings.

The service, combined with a display of interesting and instructive police paraphernalia to be featured in the lobby at the same time, is in conjunction with the showing of the motion picture "Under Cover Doctor," starring Lloyd Nolan and J. Carrol Naish, from the book written by J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI. The picture will be exhibited at the Lyric Saturday and Sunday.

Police Chief Arthur Colsey has

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