The Film Daily (1935)

Page scan 000514 from The Film Daily

Record Details:

Title:
The Film Daily
Date:
1935
Publisher:
Wid's Films and Film Folk, inc.
Volume:
The Film Daily (Apr-Jun 1935)
Leaf #:
000514
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
This leading industry publication, published out of New York, was founded in 1915 by Wid Gunning (who called his publication Wid's Daily until 1922). The Film Daily documented the rise of the Hollywood studios, the transition to sound, and the evolution of the American film industry (the paper finally shuttered in 1970). The Film Daily included feature reviews, news stories, and advertisements, but its extensive coverage of short films in the 1920s and 30s distinguished it from other trade papers of the period. -- Eric Hoyt, 2011/2013
Date Added:
August 01, 2024
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DAILY Monday, May 27, 1935 THEATER^CHANGES REPORTED BY FILM BOARDS OF TRAD£ ARKANSAS Changes in Ownership PIGGETT — Franklin, transferred to John Staples by Paul Staples. Openings FLAGSTAFF— Flagstaff (formerly Liberty). Closings XORPHLET— Strand. CALIFORNIA Changes in Ownership 13 ELLFLOWER — BeljWower, transferred to Bel-Cal Theatres, Inc., bv L. E. Funk. LANCASTER — Valley, transferred to Mentor & Shearer by Don Mentor. LOS ANf.ELES — Melrose, transferred to Choitner Theaters by Harry Choitner. Openings EARP— Airdome. LOS ANGELES De Luxe (formerly St. Andrews). Olympia. SANTA MONICA— Wilshire. COLORADO Changes in Ownership HAXTUN— Rialto. transferred to L. L. Mutchie by Mutchie & Buckland. RIFLEAlamo, transferred to Mrs. Alma Evans by .le-,r Wells. Openings KIOWA— Kiowa. PEETZ— Peetz. SEDGWICK—Sedgwick. Closings ALMA— Alma. ILLINOIS Changes in Ownership ASHTON — Ashton (Pastime), transferred to Charles Irwin. EAST ALTON— Ritz, transferred to Desberger & Boemler by A. H. Boemler. MONMOUTH — Bijou, Rivoli, transferred to Charles House & Red Johnson by W. H. Hoffman. NASHVILLE— State, transferred to H. R. Hisey by T. W. Dickson. WARSAW — Vivo, transferred to Alex Steele by E. G. Ewing. Openings ASHTON— Ashton (Pastime). CARBONDALE— Liberty. GILLESPIE— Colonial. Closings FREEBURG— Gayety. INDIANA Changes in Ownership BEDFORD — Indiana, transferred to Monroe Theater Corp. by H. E. McCarrell. BOSWELL— Roxy, transferred to E. H. Barker by Davis & McDaniel. CAYUGA— Princess, transferred to D. D. Lee by J. W. Hughes. FT. WAYNE— State, transferred to Sam Stuckmann by R. & C. Theater I XDIAXAPOLIS— Arcade, transferred to L. D. Kohlmeyer by Crone & Crouch; Lincoln, transferred to L. A. Massey by C. ('. Shattuck. RENSSELAER— Palace, transferred to Herbert Johnson by Frank Kesler. Openings CRAWFORDSVILLE Vanity. MORRISTOWN Community. IOWA Changes in Ownership COUNCIL HLCFFS— Broadway, transferred to Earl Kerr by Ray Felker. LEEDS — Leeds, transferred to Earl J. Fallon. IDA GROVE Kiny. transferred to Ellamarie Stipp by Harry G. Day. KANSAS Changes in Ownership ARM A —Empress, transferred to Glenn Neely and Lena Piccinelli by M. D. Frazier, LEROY -Kesner, transferred to O. C. Taylor by Donald Pugh. XEODESHA Gem, transferred to G. E. Klock by A. McNab. WAM EGO— Columbian, transferred to H. C. Musgrave by S. E. Fillingham. Openings ARMA Empress. Closings LEROY— Kesner. KENTUCKY Changes in Ownership BROOKVILLE Lyric, transferred ward L. Ornstein by Mrs. X. Burns. BUTLER Comet, transferred to M. McGaha by Max Goldberg. DANVILLE -Xcw. transto Mix i '.' ildberg by I ) or. il!e ment Colonial Co. EDDYVILLE— Strand, transferred to Bane & Dowdv by F. Tanner. ST. MATTHEWS— Evelann. transferred to M. J. Brooks by William Weigleib. Openings BUTLER — Comet. DAN VILLE — New. EDDYVILLE— Strand. FULTON— Fulton (new theater). HAWESVILLE— Select. ST. MATTHEWS— Evelann. Closings 1— THEATER CHANGES FREEBURN— Freeburn. LOUISVILLE —National. SHELBYVILLE— Strand. MAINE Changes in Ownership PRINCETON — Opera House, transferred to Winifred D. Lord by W. C. Connell. Closings CALAIS — St. Croix Opera House (burned). MARYLAND Closings BALTIMORE — New Dixie. ROCKVI LLE— Arcadia. MASSACHUSETTS Changes in Ownership MARLBORO — Pastime, transferred to Arnold Berger by Bill Preston. WHITMAN— Empire, transferred to George Musson by Ralph Snider. NEW BEDFORD— Baylies Square, transferred to Arcade Marcoux by O. Tessier. Openings CHATHAM— Chatham. Closings METHUEN— Methuen. QUINCY POINT — Lincoln (burned). MICHIGAN Changes in Ownership BUCHANAN — Hollywood, transferred to E. C. Hoffman by H. C. Monroe. COLON — Gem, transferred to Ray Hanson by J. F. Jacobs. DETROIT— Garden, transferred to New Colonial Theater Co. by Clarence S. Koppin ; Medbury, transferred to A. Braver by Saul Korman. Openings DETROIT— Broadway Capitol. GRAND RAPIDS— Powers. KINDE— Family. SHEPERD— Sheperd. Closings DECKERVILLE — Regent. FLINT — Savoy. MINNESOTA Changes in Ownership LANESBORO — State, transferred to O. Quarve by Mr. Fischer. HINCKLEY— Liberty, transferred to Ester Costello by Blain O'Malley. GREENBUSH — G'reenbush, transferred to J. O. Huvrud by William Paulson. FRAZEE — Palace, transferred to Joyce Olsen by Oscar Olsen. Openings HOWARD LAKE— Triangle. HTNCKLEY — Liberty. KARLSTAD — Karlstad KELLIHER — Pastime. LAKEVILLE — Lakeville. NEW ULM— X'ew Ulm. NORTHOME— Northomc. U'ARASHA Closings -Princess. MISSISSIPPI Changes in Ownership BALDWYN — Lyric, transferred to Dixon Ledbetter by J. B. Gordon. BISMARKMonarch, transferred to R. B. Sexton by F Oehler. CLINTON— Lee, transferred to Commonwealth Theater Co. by L. J. Lenhart. KANSAS CITY— Columbia, transferred to Stella Kopulos by E. S. Souttar. RICH HILL— Booth, transferred to Mrs. Rolla J. Booth by Booth & Baughan. ST. LOUIS — Odeon. transferred to Braun & Vance by Abraham Lincoln Amusement Co. TRENTON— Plaza, transferred to Commonwealth Theater Co. by Lee Jones, W. D. & L. J. Lenhart. Openings ACKERMAN — New (new theater). MARK — Monarch. COLUMBIA Uptown (new theater). CORINTHwick (new theater). ST. LOUIS— Odeon New Grand Central. SIKESTON— Rex. Closings NEWBURG Lyric. OKOLONA State RULEVILLE— Ruleville. BISNew Pick MONTANA Openings HELENA— Rio (new theater). NEBRASKA Changes in Ownership ELGIN — Avalon, transferred to Melvin Manske by Preston & Cartenson. CURTIS — Electric, transferred to Star Enterprises by L. M. Teller. GRANT— Grant, transferred to Star Enterprises by Fred Arterburn. IMPERIAL— Kiva, transferred to Star Enterprises by E. C. Dettman. SUTHERLAND — Star, transferred to Star Enterprises by R. A. Goodall. Openings DALTON— Dalton. HILDRETH— Star. POTTER — Potter. SPRINGFIELD — Springfield. Closings BRISTOW — Bristow. OMAHA — Paramount. NEW HAMPSHIRE Changes in Ownership HILLSBORO— Capital (formerly Strand), transferred to Fred Sharby by J. Thayer. Openings ALTON— Opera House. NEW FRANKLIN— Capital (new theater). NEW MEXICO Changes in Ownership ALBUQUERQUE — Rio, Kimo, Mesa, transferred to Albuquerque Theaters, Inc., by R. E. Griffith Theaters, Inc. Closings ESPANOLA— El Villagra. NEW YORK Changes in Ownership TONAWANDA — Star, transferred to Mrs. Leonee Simey. N. TONAWANDA— Avondale, transferred to Barney Mechanic & May Cummer. MORAVIA — Colonial (formerly Wades), transferred to Wade & Son. JAMESTOWN — Roosevelt, transferred to Jamestown Amusement Corp. ANDOVER — Lyric (formerly Auditorium), transferred to Harold E. Wolfe. ARCADE— Arcade (for merly Hammond), transferred to Thos. A. Ranee. CITY ISLAND— Raymond, transferred to Michealfelder & Ackerman by Raymond Theater Corp. NEW YORK— Stadium, 2176 3rd Ave., transferred to Sidney Amusement Corp. by Stadium Amusement Corp; Empress, 544 W. 181st St., transferred to Rosemay Theater Corp. by Bingham Theater Corp. ; East End, 1st Ave. & 64th St., transferred to Rosenberg Op. Co. by Circle Pict., Inc. BROOKLYN — Art, 954 Marcy Ave., transferred to 954 Marcy Corp. by Koman Corp. ; Rige, 474 Wilson Ave., transferred to Jef-Wil Theater Corp. by Dahlman Theaters, 'inc. BEACON— Roosevelt, transferred to Leton Theater Corp. by Southern Dutchess Amusement Co. PEEKSKILL — Peekskill, transferred to Netco Theater Corp. by Preferred Theater Corp. BROOKLYN— Fortway, 1620 Ft. Hamilton Pkway.. transferred to 4th Amusement Corp. by Signal Theaters Corp. H A VERSTRAW— Capital. transferred to Skouras Theater Corp. HYDE PARK. L. [.—Park, transferred to Zodiac Theater orp. Openings ALBANY Capitol. HAVERSTRAWCapital. HYDE PARK, L. 1. — Park. ROCHESTER— Little. Closings ALBANY Regent. BEACON Paragon. Apollo. B INCH AMTON — Avon. XEW YORK Circle, 1825 Broadway: Jap Gardens Broadway & 96th St.; Ideal, 8th Ave. & 44th St. YOXKERS— Warburton. NEW JERSEY Changes in Ownership PALISADES— Park Lane, transferred to Broad & Henry Amusement Corp. by Skouras Theater Corp.' NEWARK — Empire, transferred to Empire Amusement Corp ; Orpheum, transferred to Edward Dudley by Fred R. Clark ; Walnut, transferred to Newark Walnut Corp. by Ochrymowicz & Sulin. MAYS LANDING Victoria, transferred to William Rhoads by Clark Bros. CLIFFSIDE— Rex. transferred to Rex Amusement Corp. by Nicholas Carrelle. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Atlantic, transferred to Atlantic Amusement (orp. by K. & R. Amusement Corp. W. ORANGE -Llewellyn, transferred to Ediso Amusement Corp. by Llewellyn Theaters, Ini Openings NEWARK— Empire, Closings WOODCLIFFE— Broadway. RED BAN1 — Strand. NORTH CAROLINA Changes in Ownership BESSEMER CITY— Roxie, transferred t B. C. Tailey by Hunter Payne. HILLS BORO— Hollywood, transferred to W. M Chance by Moon Theaters, Inc MARSHAL — Princess, transferred to A. J. Ramsey b C. N. Rockett. Openings BLOWING ROCK — Carolina. DUXNNew. Closings GRAHAM — Graham (burned). WII MINGTON— Thalian Hall. NORTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership RICHARDTON — Roxy, transferred t William McCarthy. Openings BERTIIOLD— Legion. PAGE— Page. OHIO Changes in Ownership BERGHOLZ— Bergholz, transferred to I P. Samuels. BREMEN — Bremen, transfe red to N. M. Burris by Kissling & Nixoi CLEVELAND — Lucifer, transferred to . Scheuerman by Nate Schultz ; Metropolitai transferred to The Euclid-55th St. Co. t Jack McBride; Rex, transferred to M. Levi, & A. Bauer by M. Levin. EAST COLU\ BUS — Star, transferred to A. O. Harmer t W. E. Oakley. LONDONVILLE— Oh transferred to R. A. Momm. MIDDLI TOWN— Sorgs, transferred to W. Gibbs I Booth & Finkelman. SHARONVILLE Sharon, transferred to Lewis McWhorther 1 Elston Dodge. VERMILION — Libert transferred to Jerome G. Steele by Bank Vermilion. Openings BERGHOLZ— City. EAST COLUMBU —Star. CANTON— Grand Opera Hous CLEVELAND— Terminal. COLUMBUSArlington. McARTHUR— McArthur. Mil DLETOWN— Sorgs. PORT CLINTONLion. RICHWOOD — Union (former Opera House). TIFFIN— Grand. YOUNG: TOWN— Regent. Closings CINCINNATI— Washington. TOLED — Family (Empire). ST. BERNARD Eagles O. H. OKLAHOMA Changes in Ownership BRISTOW — Walmur-Princess, transfern. to Griffith Amusement Co. by Walm Amusement Co. CUSHING — America transferred to Consolidated Theaters. Inc., Hiram Dunkin ; Dunkin, transferred to Co solidatel Theaters. Inc., by Hiram Dunki HOLDEXVTLLE — Dixie, transferred Glenn D. Thompson by W. E. Gami MEEKER— Rex, transferred to D. N. Le|J by Capshaw & Bradford. SULPHUR I Cabin, transferred to Waldron & Ramsey 1 Sulphur Amusement Co. TISHOMINGO Princess, transferred to Glenn D. Thomps by Mrs. George Van Noy. Openings SKIATOOK— Ritz (new theater). 1'C CELL— Metro (new theater). STROUD Cozv (new theater). PAULA VALLEY Sun (new theater). TULSA— Okeh (n> theater). ADA — Kiva (new theater). Closings A USER — Picture Show. BILLINGS' Roxy. SULPHUR— Rainbow. OREGON Changes in Ownership PORTLAND — Oriental, transferred/ Evergreen State Amusement Co. by Hamrick. Openings JORDAN VALLEY— Cozy. ATHEtf — Athena. Closings SILVERTON— Palace. tilt m