Exhibitors Herald (1925)

Page scan 0001505 from Exhibitors Herald

Record Details:

Title:
Exhibitors Herald
Date:
1925
Volume:
Exhibitors Herald (Jun-Sep 1925)
Leaf #:
0001505
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System and Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
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:
July 25, 2024
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September 19, 1925 EXHIBITORS HERALD 81 B. P. Sehulberg Aristocrat, The:Aug.8-Ins. Boomerang, The:Julyl8-18. Dancing Days:Aug.8-Ins. Eden’s Fruit :Aug.8-Ins. Girl Who Wouldn’t Work, The:Aug.8-Ins.Aug.2965. His New York Life: Aug. 8-Ins. Horses and Women :Aug.8-Ins. Exclnsive Rights :Aug.8-Ins. Lew Tyler’s Wives :Aug.8-Ins. Other Women’s Story, The:Aug.8-InB. Parisian Love: Aug. 8-Ins. Aug.22-19. Romance of a Million Dollars, The:Aug.8-Ins. Plastic Age, The:Aug.8-Ins. Shameful Behavior :Aug.8-Ins. Shenandoah :Aug.8-Ins. Shopworn :Aug.8-Ins. Studies in Wives :Aug.8-Ins. With this Ring:Aug.8-Ins. Worst Woman, The:Aug.8-Ins. Universal California Straight Ahead :Aug.8-21.Aug.22-16. Circus Cyclone :Aug.l-15. Goose Woman :Aug.8-22.Sept.5-8,9. Home Maker, The:Aug.29-6,7. I’ll Show You the Town : July 18-ll.Aug.22-16. Lorraine of the Lions :Aug.8-23. Perils of the Wild:Aug.l-64. Phantom of the Opera:Aug.l5-ll.Sept.l2-8,9. Siege : July 18-1 l.Aug.8-20. Aug. 22-16. Spook Ranch :Aug.8-22. Teaser, The :JuIyl8-ll.Aug.8-20. White Outlaw, The:Julyl8-76.79,81. Warner Brothers Bobbed Hair:Aug.l-Ins.Aug.8-26. Below the Line: Aug. 1-Ins. Broken Hearts of Hollywood :Aug.I-Ins. Barrier that Was Burned, The:Aug.l-Ins. Clash of the Wolves, The:Aug.l-Ins. Compromise: A*g. 1-Ins. College Widow, The:Aug.l-Ins. Cave Man, The:Aug.l-Ins. Easiest Road, The:Aug.l-Ins. Fighting Edge, The:Aug.l-Ins. Golden Cocoon, The:Aug.l-Ins. Gay Ones, The: Aug. 1-Ins. His Majesty, Bunker Bean :Aug.l-Ins.Sept.l2-6,7. Hogan’s Alley :Aug.l-Ins. Hell Bent for Heaven :Aug.l-Ins. Honeymoon Express, The: Aug. 1-Ins. Hero of the Big Snows, A:Aug.l-Ins. Inevitable Millionaires, The:Aug.l-Ins. Love Toy, The:Aug.l-Ins. Limited Mail, The:Aug.l-Ins.Aug.8-26.Sept.5-18-19. Little Irish Girl, The:Aug.l-Ins. Man on the Box, The:Aug.l-Ins. My Official Wife:Aug.l-Ins. Night Call, The:Aug.l-Ins. Pleasure Buyers, The:Aug.l-Ins. Passionate Quest, The:Aug.l-Ins. Rose of the World :Aug.l-Ins. Red Hot Tires :Aug.l-Ins. Satan in Sables: Aug. 1 -Ins. Sea Beast, The:Aug.l-Ins. Sap, The:Aug.l-Ins. Silken Shackles :Aug.l-Ins. Social Highwayman, The:Aug.l-Ins. Three Weeks in Paris :Aug.l-Ins. Vengeance of Durand, The:Aug.l-Ins. Wife Who Wasn’t Wanted, The:Aug.l-Ins.Aug.826. White Chief, The:Aug.l-Ins. Why Girls Go Back Home:Aug.l-Ins. Short Features Anchor Radiant Comedy Features :Julyl8-23. Davis Cinema Stars :Aug.29-63. Hey Fellas :Aug.29-63. Sheiks and Shebas:Aug.29-63. Fragments of Life:Aug.29-63. Sept. 12-10. Educational Balto’s Race to Nome:Aug.l-71. Bobby Vernon Comedies :JuIyl8-15. Cameo Comedies:Julyl8-15.Aug.8-28. Christie Comedies: July 18-15. Curses : J u!y25-50. Dynamite Doggie: July 25-50. Fables in Color: Aug. 1-70. Felix the Cat: July 18-15.Aug.8-28. French Pastry :Julyll-16. In the Spider’s Grip:Aug.l-70. Iron Mule, The:July26-60. Jimmie Adams Comedies :Julyl8-16.Aug.8-14,15. Juvenile Comedies :Julyl8-15. Klnograms: Julyl8-16 July2 6-61. Aug.8-28,29. Aug. 22-48.Sept.5-ll. Lewis-Munn Wrestling Bout:Aug.l-70. Life’s Greatest Thrills: Sept. 6-7. Lnpino Lane Comedies: Julyl8-15. Lyman H. Howe’s Hodge-Podge :JuIyl8-15. Aug. 828. Mermaid Comedies: July 18-1 5. Only a Country Lass:Aug.l-71. Cleaner Flame, The:Aug.29-69. Tourist, The :Aug.29-80. Victor Fleming has finished “A Son of His Father,” with Bessie Love, Warner Baxter, Raymond Hatton and Walter McGrail in the cast. Thirty adobe houses were in the location used in Arizona. Tuxedo Comedies : Julyl8-15. Voice of the Nightingale:Aug.l-70. Walter Hiers Comedies .-July 18-1 5. Film Booking Offices Adventures of Masie : July25-55.Sept.l2-45,46. Blue Ribbon Comedies:Sept.l2-45. Bray Cartoons :JuIy25-55.Sept.l2-45, 46. Fighting Hearts :Sept.l2-45. Let’s Go Gallagher :Sept.l2-67. Fox Film Corp. All Aboard :Aug.22-13. Big Game Hunter, The:Aug.22-13. Business Engagement, A:JuIy25-53.Aug.22-13. Failure: Aug. 22-13. Fox News:July25-52.Aug.l5-8.Aug.22-12.Aug.29-22. Sept. 5-16. Fox Varieties :Julyl8-9. July25-53. Aug.l-69.Aug.158, 9. Aug. 29-23. Sept. 5-17. Imperial Comedies :Julyl8-19.July25-53.Aug.l-69. Aug. 15-89. Aug.29-23.Sept.5-17. In a China Shop :Aug.l5-8. Love and Lions :Aug.l6-9. Married Life of Helen and Warren, The :July 18-8. Aug. 1-69. Aug.8-9.Aug.22-13. Sept. 5-16. My Own Carolina :Aug.l5-8. O. Henry Stories : JuIyl8-8.Aug.l-69.Aug.8-9.Aug. 22,12, 13.Sept.5-17. On the Go: Aug. 15-9. Parisian Knight, A:Aug.22-13. Peacemakers, The:Aug.22-13. Shoes :July25-53.Aug.22-13. Sky Jumper, The:Aug.22-13. Sweet Marie:Aug.lS-9. Transients in Arcadia :Aug.22-13. Van Bibber Comedies: Julyl8-8.July25-53.Aug.l-69. Aug.8-9. Sept. 5-16. West Wind. The:Aug.l5-8. Wrestler, The:Aug.22-13. Pathe Butter Fingers :Aug.29-Ins.Sept.5-76. Cold Turkey :Aug.29-Ins. Iron Nag, The:Aug.29-Ins.Sept.5-76. Love and Kisses :Aug.29-Ins. Lucky Stars: Aug. 22-84. Aug.29-Ins. Play Ball : July25-84.Aug.l-108.Aug.29-I24. Ralph Graves Comedies:Sept.l2-76. Rainy Knight, A:Aug.29-Ins.Sept.5-76. Sneezing Beezcrs :Aug. 29-Ins. Sept.5-76. Tee for Two:Aug.29-Ins. Red Seal Evolution :Aug.8-77. Universal Blue Bird Comedies :Aug.l5-5. Buster Brown : Aug. 22-51. Gump Comedies :Aug.l5-5. Chadwick American Pluck :Aug.29-66. Blue Blood : Aug. 29-66. Bells, The : Aug. 29-66. Perfect Clown, The :Aug.29-66. Prince of Broadway : Aug. 29-66. Some Pun’kins:Aug.29-66. Unchastened Woman, The : Aug. 29-67. Wizard of Oz, The : Aug. 29-66. Columbia Danger Signal, The :Aug.29-70. Steppin* Out:Aug.29-71. Unwritten Law, The : Aug.29-71. Whittle Apache Love:Aug.29-72. Ince Allfun Comedies ;Aug.29-72. Mock Marriages :Aug.29-72. Tiffany-Truart Souls for Sables :Aug.29-73. Associated Exhibitors Camille of the Barbary Coast :Aug.29-Ins. Fifty-Fifty :Aug.29-Ins. Headlines : Aug. 29-Ins. His Buddy’s Wife:Aug.29-Ins. I Do:Aug.29-Ins. Keep Smiling :Aug.29-Ins. Lover’s Island :Aug.29-Ins. Manhattan Madness :Aug.29-Ins. Miracle of Life, The:Aug.29-Ins. Never Weaken :Aug.29-Ins. North Star:Aug.29-Ins. Pinch Hitter, The: Aug. 29-Ins. Play Safe:Aug.29-Ins. Silk Hat Cowboy, The :Aug.29-Ins. Two Gates :Aug.29-Ins. Under the Rouge :Aug.29-Ins. United Artists Don Q, Son of Zorro :Sept. 5-20. Sept. 12-12. SaJly of the Sawdust :Aug.29-25. Sept. 5-21. Sept. 12-13.. Gold Rush, The : Sept. 12-11. Davis Dist. Div. Apache Princess :Aug.29-63. Daughter of the Sioux :Aug.29-63. Demon Rider, The:Aug.29-63. Flyin’ Thru:Aug.29-63. Courage of Captain Plum, The:Aug.29-63. $50,000 Reward :Aug.29-63. Fighting Courage :Aug.29-63. Fighting Romeo, The:Aug.29-63. Fighting Parson, The:Aug.29-63. Fort Frayne:Aug.29-63. Gold Hunters, The:Aug.29-63. Grey Vulture, The:Aug.29-68. Hills of Flame :Aug.29-63. Lawless Love :Aug.29-63. Lights of Mojave, The:Aug.29-63. My Neighbor’s Wife :Aug.29-63. Peggy of the Secret Service :Aug.29-63. Peggy in Chinatown :Aug.29-63. Peggy from Headquarters :Aug.29-63. Peggy Under Orders :Aug.29-63. Peggy on the Job:Aug.29-63. Peggy in Danger :Aug.29-63. Peggy Takes a Chance:Aug.29-63. Peggy Scores a Victory :Aug.29-63. Red Love:Aug.29-63. Tales of a Thousand and One Nights :Aug.29-63. That Old Gang of Mine:Aug.29-63. Tenacles of the North :Aug.29-63. Tricks :Aug.29-63. Tonio of the Sierras :Aug.29-63. Timber Wolves :Aug.29-63. Texan’s Oath, The:Aug.29-63. Wolf Hunters, The:Aug.29-68. Warrior’s Gap:Aug.29-63. Way of the West:Aug.29-63. Youth’s Highway :Aug.29-63. Jack Stanley Conducts Jack Stanley, former musical director for Famous Players-Lasky and later with Paul Ash’s orchestra, now heads the Broadway Strand musical organization known as “Jack Stanley and His Celebrated Music Masters.”