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EXHIBITORS HERALD
January 3, 1925
In Thi s Issue
NEW YEAR’S
Year-end Survey and Glance Ahead,
by Martin J. Quigley 19
Looking Back at 1924, a cartoon 30
Do You Remember? A resume of
the events in filmdom in 1924 31
And Now Altogether: “We Resolve
That—” 32
The Big Ones of 1924 by T. O.
Service 33
Now for Predictions 34
Directorial Advancement, by George
L. Sargent 35
Cinematographic Resume, by Foster Goss 35
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Rafael Sabatini, the Selection of “Herald” Readers, Wins First Annual
Zukor Award of $10,000 27
Better Theatres Section 91
Decorative and theatrical lighting . . . Building activity takes spurt in latter months of 1924 . . . Sanitation in the theatre and its importance . . . Projection problems easy for Necker Filmscratcher . . . The Newton, a modern theatre . . . Index to “Better Theatres” sections . . . Sketches of proposed Chicago theatres . . . Money making ideas . . . The showman’s shop window . . .
The exhibitor’s information and catalog bureau.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Kent’s Testimony Sets Off Fireworks; Cohen in Retort 21
Mayer and Flearst May Make Deal.... 21 McFarland, Enterprise Manager in
Houston, Dies 21
23,579 Exhibitors’ Reports Printed in
“Herald” in Year 23
Elect James Ohio President; Cohen
and O’Toole at Alcet 25
Declares Advertising of Exclusive
Runs Is Misleading Public 25
Icy Waters Claim Life of Eastern
Exhibitor 25
Film Inspector, Mother of Three
Children, Killed in Chicago 26
Canadian Exhibitors Will Ask for
Tax Cut 26
New Year Program Outlined by Flinn at Sales Meetings 29
PICTURES OF THE WEEK
Pictorial Section 43
WRITTEN BY EXHIBITORS
“What the Picture Did for Me” 65
Letters from Readers 63
Botsford on “How to Fight Free Shows’’
. . . Stablein on “Plain Fools” . . . Miller Sends Season's Greetings.
The Contributor’s Column 67
Annual Report of the Secretary , . . Dunn, Enloe, Jones, Join Circle. . . . Fry Sends Suggestion.
What Showmen Are Doing 51
Stories Exhibitors Want Filmed
SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
The Theatre 51
New Pictures 56
Inez From Hollywood. . . . Under Fire.
... Secrets of the Night. . . . $50,000
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The White Sheep. . . . Idle Tongues. . . . The Man Who Played Square. . . . The Early Bird. . . . Two Shall Be Born.
Service Talks on Pictures 58
Short Subjects 57
The Film Mart 82
FEATURES
Hollywood, by Harry Hammond
Beall 42
New York, by John S. Spargo 48
Re-Takes, by J. R. M 20
Middle West Events 86
Purely Personal 63
Universal’s next big special will be “The Phantom of the Opera,” from Gaston Leroux’s famous story. Rupert Julian has been engaged to direct. Mary Philbin, Lon Chaney, Arthur Edmund Carewe have the leading roles in this mystery melodrama.
“The Phantom of the Opera”
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