The Film Daily (1926)

THE Thursday, July 29, 1926 i5B^ DAILY 15 Stock Listings Sought (Contiin{ed from Page 1) whh the consummation of the Balalian & Katz deal, while the other two ,ire prompted by building activities. Loew's has raised $15,000 000 !>>■ 6 per cent sinking fund debentures M .irrying stock purchase warrants) with M. P. Capital issuing its additional stock to cover the convertible dause in the $2,000,000 bond issue the company recently floated. The exchange has admitted to the i^t Famous Players full-paid subscription receipts lor common stock, witii no par value. Loew Stock at Turn {Continued from Page 1) break in March. Since that time the price of the issue has fluctuated between 40 and 36 for a period of 22 weeks. When the stock went through 40 on volume Tuesday morning, it was considered by this student a signal that the accumulation has about been completed, and it is likely that the action of Loew in the next few weeks will be watched with greater interest than at any time since the first quarter of the current year, when the buying by a prominent steel man was credited with being the prime factor in carrying up the stock." Flag-Raising Ceremonies Planned Following the old custom of hoisting the national emblem when the steel Superstructure reaches its highest altitude. Famous will conduct flagraising ceremonies at the Paramount theater building Aug. 22. The Marine Corps will officiate with the Marine band to play the national anthem while the colors are raised. Welsh Resigns from Committee London— T. A. Welsh of Welsh, Pearson and Co., Ltd., has resigned from the Joint Trade Committee because the committee is not wholeheartedly concerned with production. Welsh feels this question has been neglected. Loew's, Inc. closed last night at 42j4, a rise of 2]/^ points over Tuesday's close. Transactions totalled 28,000 shares. Garon in Hawaii Honolulu — Roy Garon, who has reorganized Standard Prod., is here gathering material for a series of two reel dramas on "The Romantic History of Hawaii." Many scenes will be filmed here, with the remainder to be taken in Hollywood. "Masked Woman" Complete Hollywood — The Balboni-June Mathis production, "The Masked Woman," has been completed before schedule time. This is the first picture to be made at First National's new Burbank studio. Pezet Editing "Film Fun" A. W. Pezet has become editor of "Film Fun." May Ninomiya is acting as his assistant. FOR RENT Attractively arranged Office Suite in Godfrey Bldg., 729 Seventh Ave. Box M-298 c-o Film Daily 1650 Broadway N. Y. C. WANTED Manager, who is an A-1 advertiser and exploiteer, for first class De Luxe Motion Picture Theatre in city of 750,000. This is a splendid opportunity for the right man with one of the largest theatre organizations in the country. Address : Box M507, c-o Film Daily 1650 Broadway, New York City How many of these tio you tuantf PJay GENE TUNNEY /yV A Pafheserial ''All The News In A Nutshell'' Weekly Film Digest OF THE FILM DAILY EVERY SUNDAY [Delivered and mailed every Saturday] NEWS EXPLOIT-O-GRAMS FOREIGN HOLLYWOOD PRESENT-O-GRAMS THEATERS STUDIOS EAST ACCESSORIES REVIEWS SHORT SUBJECTS EXCHANGES