Exhibitors Herald (Jun-Dec 1917)

Record Details:

Title:
Exhibitors Herald
Date:
Jun-Dec 1917
Author:
Exhibitors Herald Co.
Publisher:
Chicago, Exhibitors Herald
Volume:
Exhibitors Herald (Jun-Dec 1917)
Leaf #:
000101
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System and Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Founded in 1915 by a Chicago printing company as a regional trade paper for Midwest exhibitors. In 1916, editor Martin Quigley bought out the owners, and over the next 15 years, he grew EXHIBITORS HERALD into one of the most important national, weekly trade papers in the film business. Quigley acquired MOTOGRAPHY in 1917 and MOVING PICTURE WORLD in 1927. In 1930, he acquired MOTION PICTURE NEWS and the new 'consolidated' publication became MOTION PICTURE HERALD. From the pulpit of his editorial page, Quigley preached the need to improve the motion picture industry and improve the quality of the films. He skillfully served as a mediator in disputes -- between distributors and exhibitors, between the film industry and the Catholic Church (Quigley was one of the architects of the Production Code). Quigley claimed that EXHIBITORS HERALD represented the 'independent exhibitor' and sections like 'What the Picture Did for Me?' certainly provided a forum for theater owners. But plenty of exhibitors viewed Quigley as a servant to the studios and large theater chains. In response, publications such as SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW, INDEPENDENT EXHIBITORS FILM BULLETIN, HARRISON'S REPORTS, and BOX OFFICE were either formed or grew significantly in the years following Quigley's brief moment of consolidation in 1930. -- Eric Hoyt, 2014
Date Added:
April 18, 2024
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EXHIBITORS HERALD 41 AMERICAN STANDARD Apr. 8 — Diana, "The Golden Rosary," D-, five reels. Apr. 21 — Sunshine, "A Forceful Romance," C, one reel. May 5 — Sunshine, "Jones' Jonah Day," C, one reel. May 6 — Zenith, "The Human Fly," Ed., split reel. May 7 — "When Justice Errs," five reels. Kay 14 — Fleitzer, "The Daughter of Darkness," No. 1, two reels. May 19 — Sunshine, "Ghosts," C., one reel. May 28 — Fleitzer, "The Daughter of Darkness," No. 2, two reels. ARGOSY FILMS, INC. "Where D'ye Get That Stuff?" five reels. "The Celebrated Stielow Case," five reels. "AbsiHthe," five reels, with King Baggott. ARIZONA FILM CORPORATION "Should She Obey?" six reels, with Billie West. ARROW FILM CORPORATION "The Deemster," nine reels, with Derwent Hall Caine. GEORGE BACKER FILM CORPORATION "The Sin Woman," with Irene Fenwick, Reine Davies and C. Bruce. REX BEACH PICTURES CORPORATION "The Barrier," ten reels. BERNSTEIN PRODUCTIONS '"Who Knows," five reels. BIOGRAPH COMPANY "Her Condoned Sin," six reels. BLUEBIRD "Eagle's Wings," five reels, war drama. "Even as You and I," five reels, with Lois Weber. CARDINAL FILM CORPORATION i"Joan the Woman," eleven reels, with Geraldine Farrar. CINES CORPORATION OF AMERICA "The Fated Hour," six reels. CHRISTIE FILM COMPANY May 21— "The Milky Way," one reel. May 28 — "His Last Pill," one reel. June 4 — "Those Wedding Bells," one reel. Jane 11 — "A Lucky Slip," one reel. June IS — "A Bold, Bad Knight," one reel. June 25 — "Almost a Scandal," one reel. CLARIDGE FILMS, INCORPORATED "The Birth of Character," five reels. "The Heart of New York," five reels. CLUNE PRODUCTIONS "Ramona," ten reels. "The Eyes of the World," ten reels. CORONA CINEMA COMPANY "The Curse of Eve," seven reels, with Enid Markey. COSMOFOTOFILM COMPANY "The Black Spot," four reels. "Incomparable Mistress Bellairs," four reels. "Liberty Hall," four reels, i "His Vindication," five reels. "Victoria Cross," four reels. "The Manx-Man," eight reels. CREATIVE FILM CORPORATION "The Girl Who Didn't Think," six reels. DIXIE FILM COMPANY "Tempest and Sunshine," five reels. "Just a Song at Twilight," five reels. EBONY FILM CORPORATION COMEDIES "Dat Blackhand Waitah Man," one reel. "Shine Johnson and the Rabbit's Foot," one reel. E. I. S. MOTION PICTURE CORPORATION | "Trooper 44," five reels, with George Soule Spencer and June Da>e E. & R. JUNGLE FILMS COMEDIES "Discovered," one reel. "Napoleon's Night Out," one reel. "When Jones Went Wrong," one reel. "Circus Brides," one reel. "Fowl Play," one reel. "Jungle Rats," one reel. "When the Clock Went Cuckoo," one reel. ENLIGHTENMENT PHOTOPLAY CORPORATION :; "Enlighten Thy Daughter," seven reels. ESKAY HARRIS FEATURE FILM COMPANY "Alice in Wonderland," six reels. EUGENIC FILM COMPANY . "BIRTH," six reels. EUROPEAN FILM COMPANY "Fighting for Verdun," five reels. EXCLUSIVE FEATURE FILM CORPORATION "Where Is My Father?" seven reels. FAIRMOUNT FILM CORPORATION "Hate," seven reels. J. W. FARNHAM "The Awakening of Bess Norton," five reels. "Race Suicide," six reels. FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS' CIRCUIT, INC. "On Trial," nine reels, with Sydney Ainsworth. FLORA FINCH FILM CORPORATION "War Brides," C, two reels, with Flora Finch. FRIEDER FILM CORPORATION "A Bit of Heaven," five reels, with Mary Louise. FRIEDMAN ENTERPRISES 3 "A Mormon Maid," five reels. FROHMAN AMUSEMENT CORPORATION "God's Man," nine reels, with H. B. Warner. GOLD MEDAL PHOTOPLAYS "The Web of Life," five reels, with James Cruz. GRAND FEATURE FILM COMPANY "Rex Beach on the Spanish Main," five reels. "Rex Beach in Pirate Haunts," five reels. "Rex Beach in Footsteps of Capt. Kidd," five reels. GRAPHIC FILM COMPANY "The Woman and the Beast," five reels. D. W. GRIFFITH "The Birth of a Nation," nine reels, with H. B. Walthal. "Intolerance," nine reels, with Mae Marsh. HANOVER FILM COMPANY "Maciste," six reels. "How Uncle Sam Prepares," four reels. HARPER FILM CORPORATION "Civilization," ten reels. HAWK FILM CORPORATION "Monster of Fate," five reels. EDUCATIONAL FILM COMPANY "The Valley of the Hoh," one reel. "The Sheep of Chelan." one reel. "High, Low and the Game," one reel "The Mysteries of Crystallization," one reel. "The Living Book of Nature," one reel. "Seren of Index," one reel. "The Orang Outang," one reel. EFFANGE FILM COMPANY "The Marriage Bond," five reels, with Nat Goodwin. FRANK HALL PRODUCTIONS "The Bar Sinister," nine reels. "Her Fighting Chance," five parts, with Jane Grey. HILLER AND WILK "The Battle of Gettysburg." HOWL COMEDIES "Balloonatics." "Automaniacs." "Neptune's Naughty Daughter." IVAN FILM PRODUCTIONS "Two Men and a Woman," with James Morrison, five reels. "One Law for Both," twelve reels, with Leah Baird. JUVENILE FILM COMPANY "The World War in Kidland," one reel. "A Chip Off the Old Block," one reel. "Chip's Elopement," one reel. "Chip's Backyard Barnstormers," two reels. "Chip's Rival/' one reel. "For Sale — A Daddy," one reel. "Chip's Carma," two reels. "Chip's Movie Company," one reel. KEEN CARTOON CORPORATION COMEDY CARTOONS "Mose Is Cured," half reel. "The Old Forty-Niner," half reel. Jeb Jenkins, the Village Genius," half reel. Jerry McDub Loses His Job," half reel. "Henry W. Zippy Buys a Pet Dog," half reel. "Zoo-Illogical Studies," half reel. "A Dangerous Girl," half reel. "Dr. Zippy Opens a Sanitorium," half reel. "The Fighting Blcod of Jerry McDub." half reel. KLOTZ AND STREIMER, INC. "Whither Thou Goest," five reels, with Orrin Johnson and Rhea Mitchell. KULEE FEATURES "Germany on the Firing Line," five reels. "France on the Firing Line," six reels. "The Unborn," five reels. LEA-BEL COMPANY "Modern Mother Goose," five reels. "Snow White," four reels. "Jimmie Gets the Pennant," Mo-Toy comedy. "Out in the Rain," Mo-Toy comedy. THE LINCOLN CYCLE "The Spirit Man," two reels. "The Physical Man," two reels. "The Lincoln Man," two reels. "Old Abe," two reels. "At the Slave Auction," two reels. "The President's Answer," two reels. C. POST MASON ENTERPRISES "The Wonder City of the World." MASTER DRAMA FEATURES, INC. "Who's Your Neighbor?" seven reels, with Christine Mayo. MILO COMEDIES "Great Danbury Fair," one reel. "A Knot That Is Not," one reel. "Never Again," one reel. "The Devil In Again," one reel. "Gooseburg Elopement," one reel. MONITOR FILM COMPANY COMEDIES "The House of a Thousand Spooks," one reel. "Those False Teeth," one reel. "Robinson Crusoe," one reel. "How Levi Fooled the Folks," one reel. "Dear Old Dad," one reel. "The Ghost of Mooredown Manor," one reel. MORAL UPLIFT SOCIETY OF AMERICA "It May Be Your Daughter," five reels. B. S. MOSS "The Power of Evil," five reels. "The Girl Who Doesn't Know," five reels.