Catalogue of the stories and plays owned by Fox Film Corporation (1931)

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146 Catalogue of the Stories and Plays SQUARE CROOKS Unpublished play written by James P. Judge. Fox Film Corporation owns world-wide silent motion picture rights. Produced by Fox Film Corporation as a silent motion picture in 1928 under the same title. STAR DREAMER, THE Novel written by Egerton Castle, published by Frederick A. Stokes & Company. Fox Film Corporation owns world-wide silent motion picture rights. STARDUST TRAIL, THE Original unpublished and uncopyrighted story written by Frederic and Fanny Hatton. Fox Film Corporation owns world-wide silent motion picture rights. Produced by Fox Film Corporation as a silent motion picture in 1925 under the same title. STEEL MILL STORY Original unpublished and uncopyrighted story written by Ben Ames Williams. Fox Film Corporation owns all rights in this property. STEPPING SISTERS Unpublished play written by Howard Warren Comstock. Fox Film Corporation owns world-wide silent and sound motion picure rights and the right to televise from the film. Sellers reserve the right to televise direct from living actors for fifteen years, after which time Fox Film Corporation has option to purchase said rights at the same price offered by any responsible buyer. STITCH IN TIME, A Short story written by Fred Jackson, published in July 20, 1929, issue of "Cavalier Magazine." Fox Film Corporation owns world-wide silent motion picture rights.