The Film Daily (1924)

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THE m 2 i Monday, September 15, 1924 Vol.XXIXNo.64 Monday. Sept. 15, 1924 PriceSCents Copyright 1924, Wid's Films and Film Folks Inc. Puljlished Daily except Saturday, a 71-73 West 44th St., New York, N. Y., by WIDS FILMS and FILM FOLKS, INC Joseph Dannenberg, President and Editor, J. VV. Alicoate, Treasurer and Business Man ager; Maurice D. Kann, Managing Editor Donald M. Mersereau, Advertising Manager Entered as second-class matter May 21, 1918 at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the act of March 3, 1879. Terms (Postage iree) United States, Outside of Greater New iTork, $10.00 one year; 6 months, $5.00; 3 Aionths, $3.00. Foreign $15.00. Subscribers jhould remit with order. Address all comnunications to THE FILM DAILY, 71-73 West 44th St., New York, N. Y. Phone l^anderbilt 4551-4552-5558. Cable Address: filmday, New York. Hollywood, California ^Walter R. Greene, 6411 Hollywood Blvd. Phone, Granite 1980. London Representa,ive — Ernest W. Fredman, The Film Renter, »3a Shaftesbury Ave., London, W. I. Cenjal European Representative — Internationale /ilmschau, Prague (Czechoslovakia), Weniclplatz. HOW MANY? (.Continued from Page 1) Asia Neilson. Who is getting $3,000 a week. We have heard that idea discussed over here. But it's a joke. Because if the star has box-office puUing power, that's the end of the story. Incidentally the German exhibitors don't like the "invasion" of American films. Their popularity, it seems, "has almost crowded German films out of their own country." Getting hack to basics. If the people of any country decide to select their entertainment. They don't care where a picture is made. Or who made it. They like the good ones. They won't go to see bad ones. If the native product is good. The foreign product suffers. If the foreign product is better than the native product. Well they just woii't pay to see the native stuff. Patriotism doesn't enter into the questioyi of entertainment. Never has. Never will. Geo ,tge Cot? lOt* «o» 220 West 42nd St. New York, Chick. 4052 Foreign Cables — Geokann, N. Y. Distribution CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED & FINANCED Capital Raised Through The Sale of Your Stock We Are Licensed Brokers PROGRESSIVE FINANCE CO. 112-118 West 44th St. New York Phone, Bryt. 0231 Australian Film In Canada (Special to THE FILM DAILY) Toronto — "The Man They Could Not Hang" has opened at the Grand as a road show, and another engagement is being arranged at the Orpheuin. The picture was made in Australia about seven years ago. Wood Finishes, Working On Next Hollywood — Frank Woods has returned from the Peninsula Studios in San Mateo, having completed "Chalk Marks." He is spending a few days here, preparing his next, "On The Shelf". "Pandora" Now "As Man Desires" Hollywood — Gene Wright's novel of India, called "Pandora La Croix," will be released as "As Man Desires." Production is under way by First National. In the Courts New York Hamilton Corp., has obtained an attachment in the Supreme Court against the Passion Play Prod., Inc., and Charles Reinking in a suit on a note for $10,000 made on Junt 12 last. The attachinent was granted by Justice Proskauer on athdavits that process servers were unable to find the officers of the defendant in order to serve papers. It was alleged that an effort was made to find Richard A. Schwartz, president, Oscar C. Arlitz, vice-president, and Charles Reinking, treasurer, at the office of the defendant at 130 W. 46th St. and they could not be found. Harry S. Kosch, who was a director, stated that he and Milton H. Reuben had resigned as directors and they did not know who the present directors are. Forman To Stay With Carey Hollywood — Hunt Stromberg has retained Tom Forman to direct Harry Carey in his next, "The Man From Texas". He just finished "Roaring Rails". Olga Printzlau Again With Warners Hollywood — Olgo Printzlau has again joined the Warner scenario staff. She is adapting "The Man Without A Country". Seattle Board Resumes (.Special to THE FILM DAILY) Seattle — The Arbitration Board met lecently, after manv weeks of inactivity. Casco Prod., Inc., has applied in the Supreme Court for leave to sue Selznick Dist. Corp. to collect moneys due the Canadian Feature & Prod. Co., Ltd. The Casco company sued the Canadian concern last year and got an attachment but has been able to find no property to attach until recently when it was informed that Selznick owes the Canadian concern $2,000 as receipts from the film "Proof of Innocence" and also holds prints. An attachment for $3,000 has been filed in the Supreme Court by Morris Sherman against the Belasco Prod., Inc., in a suit on a note to George H. "WIT WITH A WALLOP" HAL ROACH'S RASCALS in "OUR GANG" 2 REEL Pafh^comedv ==r^H= — -^ COMING SOON f^-'^-'^^^^-4^m*\^^'^^'^'^*'^^'^i'mM\\^m>m^ CIEGAL PICTURES, INC. PRESeNTS JACQUEMMl ^Hmsetfffoum" JACQUELINE LOGAN 'FROM THE NOVEL BY MAUDE RADFORD WARREN ADAPTED By C GARDNER SULLIVAN 1^ DIRECTED BY RALPH INCE ^S:i..::^.:.^:^:>i^'^^'^^^r<^r.-=^'^^^ SEASON 1924-192S THIRTY FIRST-RUN PICTURES Davis delivered April 9 last which was payable in August. The note was signed by Edward Belasco, president of the defendant corporation and by Richard E. Thompson, secretary. The attachment was obtained because the defendant is a California corporation. Sig Schlager confessed judgment in the Supreme Court in favor of the New Amsterdam Credit Corp., for |)t $2,366 due on a note. It Injunction Against Growl Permanent (Special to THE FILM DAILY) Oxford, Pa. — The Chester County Court has issued a permanent injunction against Joseph Crowl restraining the operation of the Globe, in the interest of Thomas Larkin, who purchased the Oxford several months ago from Crowl. At the time of the purchase, Crowl agreed not to engage in the business in this town, but he built the Globe shortly after. PRODUCERS ATTENTION Foreign Film Distributors AKRA SALES CORPORATION 130 W. 46th St. Phone Bryant 5272 N. Y. C. Specify GOEEZ Raw Stock for QUALITY Sole Distributors: FISH-SCHURMAN CORP. 4S West 4Sth Street N. Y. Bryant 7243 Sew York Chicago Hollywood Rothacker Laboratories WILLIAMS. GILL, Eastern Sales Mgr. 542 Fifth Ave. Tel. Murray HiU 1831