Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World (Apr-Jun 1930)

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Record Details:

Title:
Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World
Date:
Apr-Jun 1930
Volume:
Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World (Apr-Jun 1930)
Leaf #:
0001563
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
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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June 28, 1930 FILM BUYER SECTION 5 QUICK REFERENCE CHART FOR BUYERS AND BOOKERS Arakino Silent Sound IN OLD SIBERIA (D) 6500 (It) July, 1929. With A. Zhilinsky and Tasltin. HER WAY OF LOVE (D) 6000 (R) Aug., 1929. With E. Cessarsltaya. MAN WITH THE CAMERA, THE (EX).. 6000 CR) Sept., 1929. No Star. GIRL WITH THE BAND BOX, THE 6000 (R) Sept., 1929. With Anna Stenn. SEEDS OF FREEDOM (D) 6900 (R) Sept., 1929. With L. M. Leonidoff. AFGHANISTAN (E) 6000 (R) Sept., 1929. No Star (Travelogue). FOREST PEOPLE (E) 5800 (R) Sept., 1929. No Star. SCANDAL (D) 7200 (R) Oct., 1929. With L. Filkovsitaya." ARSENAL (D) 6900 (R) Nov. 2, 1929. With S. Svazhenko. THE NEW BABYLON (D) _.. 8000 (R) Nov. 30, 1929. With A.1 Sovolevski and E. Kuzmina. LOVE IN THE CAUCASUS (D) 7837 (R) Nov. 30, 1929. With K, Karalashvili and Kira Andronedashvili. MAN FROM THE RESTAURANT, THE 6000 (R) Jan. 4, 1930. With M. Checithov and V. Malinovskaya. DEMON OF THE STEPPES, THE (D) 6800 (R) Jan. 18, 1930. With Uikoiai Saltykov. A FRAGMENT OF AN EMPIRE (D) 7000 (R) Jan. 25, 1930. With Feodor Nikitin Semonova. CHINA EXPRESS (D) (R) Nov. 9, 1930. Special cast. OLD AND NEW (DD) (R) May 2, 1930. No Star. STORM OVER ASIA (D) JIMMY HIGGINS (D) 6000 7500 TRANSPORT OF FIRE (D) and L. Aristocrat Pictures Silent Sound CLANCY IN WALL STREET (C-AT)..._ (R) April 1, 1930. Sound on disc and film. with' Charles Murray, I.ucien Littlefield. THEME: A plumber goes Wali Street and becomes a millionaire. .7100 Artclass .... Silent Sound UNMASKED (D-AT) 5449 (R) Dee. 15, 1929. Sound on disc and flim. ” with Robert Warwick, Sam Ash, Milton Krims, Lyons Wickland, Susan Corroy, William Corbett, Charles Btatiey. Kate Roemer, Waldo Edwards. Roy Byron. Clyde Dellson, Helen MitcheH, Marie Burke. Audible Pictures Silent Sound #,N OLD CALIFORNIA (D-AT) 5400 With Henry B. Walthall. Helen Ferguson, George Duryea, Ray Hallor, Orrol Humphrey, Larry Steers. Richard Carlyle, Harry Allen, Lew Stern, Paul mi™ 9harlotto Monte, Gertrude Chorre. THEME: A story of stolen love and a youth's heroic rescue of a girl from a runaway coach, with the Mexican border as the background. Bell Pictures 630 Ninth Avenue New York City Silent Sound •BAD MEN'S MONEY (W) . 5 reels (R) October, 1929. With Yakima Canutts. •BREEZY BILL (W) 5 ree|S (R) March, 1930. With Bob Steel’e •CALL OF THE DESERT _ 5 reels (R) April, 1930. With Tom Tyler. •CANYON OF MISSING MEN, THE <W) 5 reels (R) March, 1930. With Tom Tyler. •CAPTAIN COWBOY (W) 5 reels (R) November, 1929. With Yakima Canutts. °t-F ,THE WEST (W) ...5 reels (R) February. 1930. With Bob Custer. •COVERED WAGON TRAILS (W>..._ 5 reels .™.(jy„.AtJril' 193° With Bob Custer. •COWBOY AND OUTLAW (W) 5 reels . <n» January. 1930. With Bob Steele. •FIGHTING KID, THE (W) 5 reels (R) October, 1929. With Fred Church. •FIGHTING TERROR, THE (W) 5 reels (R) November, 1929. With Bob Custer. GREAT POWER, THE. (D-PT)..._ . 8 reels With Minna Gombel. A storT of Wall street. •HUNTED MEN (W) 5 reels May 15' 193° With Bob Steele. •INVADERS, THE (W) 5 reels (R)December, 1929. With Bob Steele. •LAST ROUNDUP. THE (W) 5 reels (R) November, 1929. With Bob Custer. •LAW OF THE PLAINS (W) 5 reels (R) November, 1929. With Tom Tyler. •LONE HORSEMAN, THE (W)..._ 5 reels (R) December. 1929. With Tom Tyler. •MAN FROM NEVADA. THE (W) „...5 reels (R) November. 1029. With Tom Tyler. •MAN FROM NOWHERE, THE (W) 5 reels (R) April, 1930. With Bob Steele. •’NEATH WESTERN SKIES (W) 5 reels (R)January, 1930. With Tom Tyler •OKLAHOMA KID, THE (W) 5 reels (It) January, 1930. With Bob Custer. •O’MALLEY RIDES ALONE (W) 5 reels (It) March. 1930. With Bob Custo The Feature Key to Symbols The following appear immediately after the title to indicate the nature of the production: C— Comedy D — Drama CD— Comedy drama F — Farce Mel Melodrama My— Mystery R — Romance W— Western AT— All talking PT Part talking T— Talking M — Music E— Sound effects MC Musical comedy O — Operetta S Singing EXAMPLE : C-AT, all talking comedy. MR, musical romance. CD-^AT, S, comedy drama, all talking with singing. (R) signifies release. NOTE: An asterisk preceding the title in dicates either that there is a silent version or that the picture was produced only in silent version. Pictures marked with an asterisk which have sound versions are indicated by the sound symbols appearing after the title. •OVERLAND BOUND (W-AT) 5200 With Leo Maloney, Jack Terrin, Allene Ray, Walley Wales •PARTING OF THE TRAILS (W) 5 reels (R) December, 1929. With Bob Custer. •PHANTOM RIDER, THE (W)..„ 5 reels (R) December, 1929. With Tom Tyler. •PIONEERS OF THE WEST (W) 5 reels (R) February, 1930. With Tom Tyler. •PRINCE OF HEARTS, THE (D) _...5 reels THEME: A society drama. •RIDERS OF THE RIO GRANDE (W) 5 reels (R) December. 1929. With Bob Custer. •RIDERS OF THE STORM (W) 5 reels (R) November, 1929. With Yakima Canutts. •TEXAS COWBOY, A (W) 5 reels (R) February, 1930. With Bob Steele. •THREE OUTCASTS (W) 5 reels (R) September, 1929. With Yakima Canutts. TWO O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (My-AT) 7 reel* With Edith Roberts, Noah Beery, Margaret Livingston. •UNKNOWN RIDER, THE (W) 5 reels (R) September. 1929. With Fred Church. •WESTERN HONOR (W) 5 reels (R) May, 1930. With Bob Steele. •WESTERN METHODS (W) 5 reels (R) December, 1929. With Fred Church. Big 4 Corporation Silent Sound BEYOND THE RIO GRANDE (W-AT) 5 reels (R) April 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Jack Perrin. Starlight, Franklvn Farnum, Charline Burt, Emma Tansey, Buffalo Bill, Jr.. Pete Morrison, Henry Roquemore. Edmund Cobb. Henry Taylor. DANGEROUS TRAIL, THE (W-AT) 5 reels (R) September, 1930. Sound on disc and film. Cast to be announced. FIREBRAND JORDAN (W-AT) 5 reels (R) June, 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Lane Chandler. Aline Goodwin. Yakima Canutt, Sheldon Lewis. Marguerite Ainslee. Tom London, Jjew Meehan. Frank Yaconalli, Alfred Hewston, Fred Harvey, Cliff Lyons. NIGHT HAWK, THE (W) 5 reels (R) August, 1930. Sound on disc and film. Cast to be announced. RIDIN’ LAW (W-AT) 5 reels (R) May, 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Jack Perrin. Starlight. Yakima Canutt, Rene Bordon, Jack Mower, Ben Corbett, Robert Walker, Fern Emmett, Pete Morrison. Olive Young. Running Time The fixed speed for sound film is 90 feet per minute. This makes the running time of 1,000 feet 11 to 11*4 minutes. Knowing the length of a picture and the running time per 1,000 feet, the running time of the picture can be easily computed. The variance in the speed at which silent film is run through the projector makes it difficult to compute the running time of a silent picture with any degree of accuracy. Projectors are now designed for a film speed of 90 feet per minute — the same as the fixed speed for sound film — but the rate at which silent film is actually run varies from 70 to 110 feet per minute, and infrequently as high as 125 feet per minute. SECRETS OF THE PUEBLOES, THE (W-AT) 5 reels (R) July, 1930. Cast to be announced. TAKE THE HEIR (C-ME).. 6 reels (R) January, 1930. With Edward Everett Horton, Dorothy Devore, Frank Elliott, Edythe Chapman, Otis Harlan, Kay Deslys, Margaret Campbell. WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT (C-ME) 6 reels (R) March, 1930. With Walter Forde, Pauline Johnson. Chesterfield Silent Sound HOUSE OF SECRETS (D-AT) 6100 With Marcia Manning. Joseph Striker, Elmer Grandin, Herbert Warren, Francis M. Cerdi, Richard Stevenson, Harry H. Southard. Edward Ringham. LADIES IN LOVE (CD-AT) 6300 (R) May 15, 1930. With Alice Day, Johnny Walker. THEME: A radio love story. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT (MC) _ 6039 (R) February 15. 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Suzanne Keener, Norman Foster, Doris Rankin, Lester Cole. Abe Reynolds, Hooper Atchley, Burt Matthews, Dorothea Adams. THEME: The story of a song writer, the girl he loves, a selfish and designing mother and a cabaret owner. Columbia Silent Sound •ACQUITTED (D-AT) 578I (R) October 26, 1929. With Lloyd Hughes, Margaret, Sam Hardy, Charles West, George Rigas, Charles Wilson, Otto Hoffman. •AROUND THE CORNER (C-AT) 6419 (II) April 25, 1930. With George Sidney, Charles Murray, Joan Peers, Larry Kent, Charles Delaney, Jess De Vorska, Fred Sullivan. THEME: An Irish cop and a Jewish pawnbroker and a prize fight. •BROADWAY SCANDALS (D-AT) 6395 (R) November 10, 1929. With Sally O'Neill. Jack Egan, Carmel Myers. Tom O'Brien, J. Barney Sherry, John Hyams, Charles Wilson, Doris Dawson, Gordon Elliott. THEME : Story of a boy singer, who is attracted by a vamp stage star, who takes him away from his girl friend. But the girl makes good and wins her lover away from the vamp. •CALL OF THE WEST (AT) (li) April 15, 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Dorothy Revier, Matt Moore. Katherine Clare Ward, Tom O’Brien, Alan Itoscoe, Vic Potel, Nick De Ruiz, Joe De La Cruze. Blanche Rose. Ford West, Gertrude Bennett, Connie Le Mont, Buff Jones. THEME : A love epic of the open spaces. •COLLEGE COQUETTE (CD-AT) 5566 6149 (R) August 5, 1929. With Ruth Taylor, John Hotland, William Collier, Jr.. Jobyna Ralston, Edward Piel. Jr. THEME: A story of a girl who kills herself because her boy friend falls in love with another girl. Story takes place on a college campus. •FLYING MARINE (D-TME) .. 5736 5951 (R) June 5. 1929. With Ben Lyon, Shirley Mason, Jason Robards. THEME: Story of one brother risking his life and giving up the girl he loves for another brother. •GUILTY? (D-AT) 6371 (R) March 3. 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Virginia Valli, John Holland. John St. Polis, Lydia Knott, ErviUe Alderson, Richard Carlyle. Clarence Muse, Eddie Clayton, Robert T. Haines, Frank Fanning, Ed Cecil, Gertrude Howard. THEAIE: A drama of social contrasts and adapted from “Black Sheep.'* •HURRICANE (D-AT) 5842 5735 (R) September 30, 1929. With Hobart Bostworth. Johnny Mack Brown, Lelia Hyams, Allan Roscoe, Tom O’Brien. Lelia McIntyre, Joe Bordeaux and Eddie Chandler. THEME: Story of a father who offers his daughter to a pirate to get revenge on his former wife. But daring rescue follows when it is revealed that she is his own daughter. •LADIES OF LEISURE (D-AT) 9118 (R) April 5, 1930. (TOS) April 19. 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Barbara Stanwyck. Lowell Sherman, Ralph Graves. Marie Prevost, Nance O’Neil, George Fawcett, Johnnie Walker, Juliette Compton. THEME: A drama of New York's gay social whirl. Adapted from the David Belasco stage play by Milton Herbert Gropper. •LIGHT FINGERS (D-AT)..... 5578 5700 (R) July 29, 1929. With Ian Keith, Dorothy Revier. Carroll Nye, Ralph Theodore, Tom Rickets. THEME: A story of a girl, who discovers a thief, but saves him from the police to win his love. •MEXICALI ROSE (D-AT) 5126 5735 (R) December 26, 1929. Sound on disc and film. With Barbara Stanwyck. Sam Hardy, William Janney. Louis Natheaux, Arthur Rankin, Harry Vejar, Louis King, Julia Beharano. THEME: A drama of Old Mexico. •MURDER ON THE ROOF (D-AT 5400 (R) January 19. 1930. (TOS) February 8. 1930. With Dorothy Revier, David Newell, Raymond Hatton. Edward Doherty. THEME: A story of a lawyer, who is framed by a crook, but whose daughter saves him by a clever plot. •PERSONALITY (CD-AT) 6304 (R) February 14, 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Sally Starr, Johnny Arthur, Blanche Frederici, Frank Hammond, Buck Black, Lee Kohlmar, John T. Murray, Vivian Oakland, George Pearce. THEME: A comedy of married life. •PRINCE OF DIAMONDS (AT) 6418 (R) March 26, 1930. Sound on disc and film. With Aileen Pringle. Ian Keith. Fritzi Ridgeway, Tyrrell Davis. Claude King, Tom Ricketts, E. Alyn Warren, Gilbert Emery, Frederick Sullivan, Sybil Grove. Colonel McDonell, Joyzelle. THEME: A romance of adventure.