Screen Guilds Magazine (May 1936)

Cash Paid for Your High Grade Furniture, Pianos, etc. A. X. ABELL Auctioneer Auction Every Thursday • 1911 WEST ADAMS LOS ANGELES, CALIF. PArkway 4151—Evenings OR. 9663 Beverly Hills SADDLERY • Riding • Racing • Polo Polo Mallets made to order • Driving Equipment 413 N. Canon Drive CR. 7406 Distinctive Decorations Kobi £nu$ INTERIORS 410 North Rodeo Drive Beverly Hills OXford 4314 DR. H. B. F. JERVIS Homeopathic Veterinarian 4425 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood Tel. No. Holly 2495 J. D. Eames 370 NO. BEVERLY DRIVE . BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA PICTURE FRAMING ARTIST MATERIAL Located with Phone CR. 6584 General Paint Co. Karl M. Wagner RARE PLANTS - for house, patio and garden - Spring is here—and you'll enjoy a visit to our display gardens 8300 Santa Monica Blvd. GRanite 6646 KELLY & PATTERSON Commercial Printers UC 1 fiQIJ Guaranty Building IlEi. lUUU 6331 Hollywood Boulevard • 32 Fitting Rule Clarified The following ruling went into ef¬ fect April 20th: Division of Industrial Welfare State Building, Civic Center Los Angeles April 20, 1936. Screen Actors’ Guild, 1655 N. Cherokee, Hollywood, Calif. Gentlemen : It has been called to the attention of the Commission that extras are being called for more than one costume fit¬ ting, and that they have not been re¬ munerated for overtime arising from these extra fittings. The Industrial Welfare Commission has therefore ruled as follows: The time for any costume fitting shall be limited to l 1 /? hours from the time the extra is required to and does report either at the studio wardrobe or at a costumers. Extras who are dismissed within 1% hours after being called for fitting shall be paid carfare. Extras who are detained more than 1% hours after being called for fitting shall be paid on the basis of one-quarter of the agreed daily wage for each two hours or fraction thereof for all time in excess of the first 1% hours. Extras who are called for more than one fitting for the same cos¬ tume shall be paid one-quarter of the agreed daily wage for each two hours or fraction thereof for all the time spent after the first day they had been called for a fitting. Yours very truly, Division of Industrial Welfare State of California (Signed) Mabel E. Kinney Chief This clarifies multiple fittings for one picture. As we understand the ruling, when you are called the first day for one or more fittings, the studio is en¬ titled to 1% hours of your time, and you are paid carfare. For all time in excess of the first 1% hours, you go on a quarter check basis. When you are recalled on subsequent days for another fitting or fittings, there is no free time granted the studio. You, immediately go on a quarter check basis as soon as you report to the costumers or studio wardrobe. T HE Guilds have been asked to assist the widow of Albert Rickman, Guild member and actor, in disposing of a practically new Remington Noiseless Typewriter, No. 6, and a wardrobe. In¬ formation on this can be had either at the Guild office, GL. 3101, or from Mrs. Richman, WY. 3704. LIQUOR STORE 1680 NORTH SYCAMORE Opp. Gotham Parking Station Telephone HOIlywood 1438 • Complete line of imported liquers and cordials HEmpstead 9422 Earl Starr ★ _ Jelveler „ 1654 No. Vine Street Featuring . . . Across fr0m Distinctive Jewerly Broadway Hollywood LUCIEN LE LONG PERFUMES Griffis Sporting Goods The Finest in Tennis and Badminton. Restringing a Specialty • OXford 7209 366 N. Beverly Dr. Beverly Hills DOG and CAT HOSPITAL Dr. E. Breitling 339 N. Cannon Dr. 6812 Santa Monica Blvd. Beverly Hills—CR. 9480 HO. 9014 Thomas O'Donnell Robert O'Donnell 8814 Sunset Blvd., at Holloway Drive West Hollywood, Calif. Phone: OXford 5509 Res. HEmpstead 5164 David H. Thompson Agency HOIlywood 3591 The Screen Guilds’ Magazine