The Film Daily (1923)

THE ■c&Hk DAILY Friday, March 2, 1923 Incorporations Albany — Great Western Films, Manhattan. Capital $10,000. Incorporators, P. Haas and E. Lang. Attorney, B. Kantor. Albany — Visit Hollywood, Manhattan. Capital $5,000. Incorporators, F. Valle, R. Miller and C. Wetzler. Attorney, M. Van Blarcom. Albany— S. L. & S. Theater Holding Corp., Manhattan. Capital $40,000. Incorporators, R. Maltz and I Finkel. Attorney, A. J. Kalperin. Albany — Handy Andy Productions, Manhattan. Capital $300,000. Incorporators, S. Schwartzman, W. Lovett and D. Schneer. Attorney, H. C. Hecheimer. Albany — Onondaga Film Corp., Syracuse. Capital $150,000. Incorporators, A. M. Beach, J. L. Hood and E. C. Bates. Attorneys, Nottingham, Clymer, Smith and Kingsley, Syracuse. Lieber Buys "The Curse" (Special to THE FILM DAILY) Indianapolis — The H. Lieber Co. has purchased "The Curse" for Indiana. Keith Using Prologues The first of a series of prologues for productions playing the Keith houses introduces "The Dangerous Age" at the 81st St. theater this week. Moline House Opens (Special to THE FILM DAILY) Moline, 111. — The Leclaire opened Feb. 23. Fred L. Cornwell, the owner headed a delegation from St. Louis. More Lee-Bradford Sales Lee Bradford has sold four more pictures for the following territory: "The Unconquered Woman" — Sold to A. E. A. Film Co. lor Southern Africa ; Greater Features, Inc., for Wash., Ore. and Mont Greiver Prod., Chicago, for Northern 111. "Determination" — Sold to A. E. A. Film Co. for Southern Africa; Eskay Harris Feature Film Co., for Great Britain and Ireland; Edward L Klein for CzechoSlovakia; Mr. E. DeCastonas, N. Y., for Cuba. "Tense Moments from Opera" — De Luxe Film, Phila., for Eastern Penn. and South ern New Jersey ; Equitable Pictures Co., Baltimore, for Washington, and Security Pictures Co. for Ohio and Kentucky. "Superstition" — Sold to Standard Film for Western Penn. and W. Va. ; E. & H. Film for Atlanta; A. E. A. Film for South Africa. "The Call of the Hills"— Sold to E. & H. Film Dist. Co. for Atlanta, and Sociedad General Cinematografica, N. Y., for Argentine. Dunn, N. opened here. New Theaters C. — The Colonial has Dinuba, Cal. — The Strand, in the new Strand Theater Bldg., has been opened. Newport News, Va. — It is reported here that a number of local business men plan to organize a theater company to erect a new house. Re-filming Parts of "Desire" (Special to THE FILM DAILY) Los Angeles — As the result of a mechanical mishap which destroyed a quantity of valuable negative, Rowland V. Lee is re-filming certain scenes of "Desire." Kyne's Speech Condemned (Special to THE FILM DAILY) Los Angeles — Great interest has been aroused here by the caustic remarks made recently by Peter B. Kyne. A number of film executives have openly condemned Kyne for his remarks. • Thwart Robbery at Dtlmonte (Special to THE FILM DAILY) St. Louis — Ernest J. Lynch, manager, frustrated an attempt to rob the Delmonte on Monday. The safe of the Maffitt was robbed of $106 Sunday. INDEPENDENT EXCHANGES ACT QUICK BIG ENOUGH FOR THE BEST THEATRES — = WIRE, WRITE OR PHONE NOW =— FRANKLYN E. BACKER presents FRANKIE/ LEE *<,>.. r A $-uperb TrcvCe$ty\ N ROBIlT\ , >HOOD, Jr.' w L/ Adapted From. iKe immortal legend. lrec>?i/k. m productloix <^_ / v R.eplete iuvtSk. Thrillf // s\ I^ecord-breAKiTYCj in laaoKj^/^1 N^Sie Coifiet^Zfrcima with/ CLARENCE BR1CKER Production Reduced by POPULARPICrURE/lr «tft Distributed by EAST COA$T PRODUCTIONS Inc. V^ Times Building NeW YorK City Foreign Rights Controlled By EXPORT & IMPORT FILM CO., INC.