The Film Daily (1923)

Record Details:

Title:
The Film Daily
Date:
1923
Publisher:
New York, Wid's Films and Film Folks, Inc.
Volume:
The Film Daily (Jan-Jun 1923)
Leaf #:
0001076
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
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:
July 04, 2024
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1HE Party A Success (Continued from Pace 6) Moore, Tom. Moore's Theaters, W ash Morgan, Oscar, Famous Pla Morrissey, R. A., 45 John St. Morrissey. Frank, 45 John St. Moyer, Charles E., United A Newman, Frank L., Kansas City. North Bobby, Apollo Trading Corp. Palmer, S. D.. Famous Pla: Pawley, Raymond, Hodkinson. Powers. P. A.. F. B. O. Pettijohn, C. C. M. P. P. D. A., [ni Pope, Frank, Rialto Theater Pratt, Jr.. M. E. A., Erlanger. Quinn, J. M., Vitagraph. Rabell, W. H., Independent M Supply Co. Reiben, Sam, Reiben Film, Corp. Reichenbach, Harry, Sam (ioldwyn Prod Riley, W. J., Cine Mundial. Ritchey, J. V..' Ritel < I itho Rogers, Charles R., Corinne Griffith Rollo, Stanley J. Rothstein, Nat G., F. B. O. Rowland, R. A., First National. Rowson, Harry, Ideal Films, London. Ryan, James, Fox Film. Ryskind, Morrie, Al Lichtman Corp. Samuels, Reuben, Reuben Samuels, 1 1 Sanders. Laurence H. Sax. Sam. Weber and North. Scanlon, G. A., Du Pont Schlesinger, Gus, Warner Bros. Schlesinger, M. B. Schlesinger, Morris. Schmidt, Artie, Universal. Schnitzer, J. I., F. B. O. Schwab, F. E. Schwab, Jules, Sound View Goli < lub. Schwartzman, Sam, Al Lichtman Corp Seligsberg, W. N. 43 Seymour, W. F., Hodkinson. Sheldon, E. Lloyd, Famous Players. Siegel, Henry. Selznick. Siegel, Henry, c/o Warner Bros. Smith, Courtland, M. P. P. D. A. Smith, J. Boyce. Inspiration Piet., Inc. Smith, E. L., Inspiration Piet.. Inc. Spargo, J. S., Exhibitors' Herald Sternberg, Letter. Film Daily. Storey, John E.. Pathe. Tevlin, Creighton, Cosmopolitan. Theiss, J. H., Du Pont Co. Tierney, H. S. Eckert & Co. Treleaven, P., Pathe. Urbach, Lawrence A„ M. P. Journal Warner, Abe, Warner Bros. Warner, E. J., Otis Litho. Warner, H. M., Warner Bros. Webb, F. E., Rothacker Mfg. Co. Weiss. Alfred, Artclass Pictures. White, Ed. White, Everett. Wiley, Tom Wilk. Ralph, Film Daily. Williams, J. D., Ritz-Carlton Pictures Willis, Lloyd D., M. P. P. D. A. Wilson. F. G., Reeland Pub. Co. Wilson, G. C, Rivoli, Baltimore. Wilson, Harry C. Wonders, Guy, Baltimore. Woodle, Bernard T., M. P. P. D. A Yates, H. J., Republic Laboratory. &W DAILY Wednesday, June 6, Inc. Finds Mid-West Prosperous Jack Edwards of the Hodkinson exploitation force has returned to New York following an eight weeks' trip in the Middle West in behalf of "Down to The Sea in Ships." He found conditions in that part of the countr} satisfactory and business at ters encouraging. Drives and Puts (Continued from Page 6) . Burr, Master Pictures; Jack Cosman, Agfa; Harvey Day, Intern'tl News; Henry Ginsberg, Al Lichtman Corp.; Max Graf, Max Graf Prod.; M. II. Hoffman. Truart; Col. Jason .1 Joy, C. C. • Pettijohn, Courtland Smith, Bernard Woodle of the Hays organization ; Maurice Kami, R. V (Bolton, Ralph Wilk Lester Sternbergand Don Mersereau of THE FILM DAILY; Fred Beecroft, M. P. News; ( Kin Kracht, M. P. World; Irving M. Lesser, Principal Pictures, Ed ixd L. Klein, Edgar Lewis, Edgar Lewis Prod.; Gordon Michie, Relli nico Film Syndicate; Paul C. Mooney, L. B. Mayer Prod.; Harry Reichenbach, Sam Goldwyn Prod.; Harry Row son, Ideal Films, London; Sam Schwartzman, Al Lichtman Corp.. Alfred Weiss, Artclass; James Bee croft. Exhibitors Herald, and many others. Al Boyd of the Stanley Co. of Philadelphia wired that he couldn't attend because of pressure of business. The Greatest Cast Ever Assembled For a Single Production < RUPE A ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN A BERT LYTELL £iLEW CODY A CLAIRE WINDSOR ft Look Here Tomorrow ft ft ft ft ft ft )ft ft SELZHICK DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION fc B.P.Fin email's Dorit Marrj^ c/orMoncyw KING TUT'S tomb — a "cabaret set" — a screaming burlesque on the most discussed event since the armistice ! Box Office Value/ IT'S A HELLUVA THING TO BE BROKE ASK ANY DISTRIBUTOR THE EXHIBITOR KNOWS WHY