When Schaefer—who had also been threatened by Hearst with legal action—announced that "Citizen Kane" was scheduled to premiere in February 1941 at Radio City Music Hall, Parsons contacted the manager of Radio City Music Hall and advised him that exhibiting the film would result in a press blackout. The premiere was canceled. Other exhibitors were fearful of being sued by Hearst and refused to show the film. As a result, despite support from Hearst adversaries as Henry Luce, on release overall the film lost money. Parsons was by no means alone in her campaign against "Citizen Kane" but Welles never quite recovered his position in Hollywood afterward.