Byline: David J. Fox Los Angeles Times
Imagine that you are out shopping for a new car but that the salesman only has photos to show. Would you plunk down your money? Probably not.
But if the salesman promises you a car made by a major auto maker, featuring "name" components, quick acceleration and long-running power, would you find it more tempting? Probably.
That's the situation theater owners across America are facing as they consider booking Francis Ford Coppola's highly anticipated "The Godfather Part III" into their theaters during the busy Christmas movie-going season.
Few people except those closest to Coppola and top executives at …
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