The Film Daily (1929)

DAILY Monday, December 16, 192? New Donors Help Push Film Daily Relief Fund Drive Ahead (Continued from Page 1) Lee Marcus, Maurice D. Kann, Robert S. Wolff, Eureka Amusement Co., W. A. Downs, George F. Dembow and P. H. Dowling. The half-way mark in the $10,000 drive has not been passed. Indications for the coming week are fairly bright, and it will take just a little more action to put the drive over the top. Children JAungryl i These are the exact words from a letter just received by the relief fund: "... I'm trying hard to keep from asking for help, as I feel ashamed to do so, still I cannot let the children go hungry. I hope you will forgive me. God will bless you for what you have done for my children." This case has been before the committee on a previous occasion and is known to be deserving. A check for $50 was sent at once to the unfortunate family. Givers to the relief fund should be happy to know that they played a part in keeping these children from going hungry. Actor's Wife Destitute! Another case brought before the committee yesterday has to do with the wife of an actor who died suddenly last year. The woman is in her 50's and has been unable for some time to obtain work either in pictures or on the stage. Had absolutely no money and was three weeks behind in her rent. Living in a furnished room at $8 a week. Was given $75, cleaning up rent due and paying two weeks in advance, leaving her about $35 in cash to take care of other living expenses for the time being. It is just such pitiful cases as these that come before the relief fund regularly and the fund must have money to take care of them. If either of the above cases were brought directly to your personal attention you probably would have dug down in your jeans and helped these needy persons, so why not dig down now and send something to the fund to be used in aiding cases of this kind all the year round! Everybody Should Be In This Line! Joseph M. iSchenck Ned Depinet Al Lichtman Dr. A. H. Giannini Thomas Meighan Motion Picture Salesmen, Inc. Jack Alicoate Albert Warner Walter Reade David Loew Addie Dannenberg Edna Sussman H. J. Yates Columbia Pictures Emil E. Shauer E. A. Schiller Joseph I. Schnitzer James R. Grainger Keystone Engraving Co. Buffalo Film Board of Trade Harold B. Franklin Alfred Gottesman Motion Picture News St. Louis Film Board of Trade New York Film Board of Trade Associated Motion Picture Advertisers Herman Starr Dave Bader Robert F. Klingensmith Thomas D. Goldberg Harford Theater Walbrook Amusement Co. William R. Ferguson Don M. Mersereau Marvin M. Kirsch Dave Miller Herbert S. Berg Arthur W. Eddy Richard Brady Dario L. Faralla Ferdinand Luporini Sam Warshawsky Eva Warshawsky Leo Klebanow William Massce Albany Film Board of Trade N. D. Golden D. C. Gillette N. L. Manheim T. W. Williams M. J. Kandell William Ornstein W. F. Rogers Omaha Film Board of Trade Don Malkames Indianapolis Film Board of Trade Leopold Friedman New Orleans Film Board of Trade Bill Yearsley M. J. Mintz A. J. Dash San Francisco Film Board of Trade L. J. Schlaifer S. Charles Einfeld Des Moines Film Board of Trade Isaac Weinberg Samuel H. Levin Louis Pelegrine Walter Eberhardt M. J. Garrity Eugene Zukor Emil C. Jensen Louis K. Sidney Denver Film Board of Trade H. D. Buckley Paul Lazarus Felix Feist E. M. Saunders H. H. Buxbaum Kansas City Film Board of Trade Ralph Pielow Sam E. Morris Jesse L. Lasky W. E. Raynor Herschel Stuart Silas F. Seadler W. B. Frank C. J. North Cleveland Film Board of Trade Seattle Film Board of Trade Chicago Film Board of Trade W. J. German Cincinnati Film Board of Trade E. S. Manheimer J. D. Clark Advance Trailers Service Gabriel Hess Salt Lake City Film Board of Trade Pittsburgh Film Board of Trade Portland, Ore., Film Board of Trade Charlotte Film Board of Trade Boston Film Board of Trade John Boyce Smith Les Marcus W. Ray Johnston Maurice D. Kann Robert S. Wolff Eureka Amusement Co. W. A. Downs J. P. Normanly George F. Dembow P. H. Dowling Pittsburgh Contributors R H. Haines, Marie Rupert, Agnes Balos. Miss Lissman, Helen Cober, D. F. Ferguson, G. Lerner, Sara E. Miller, Marcella Schuck, Al J. Kuhl, Betty Spang, A. Ledergerber, Emma Cook, Marion Conley, Mildred Kindlin, Fanny Gillespie, Dorothy Spang. Wilma Spang, Benj. Kalmenson, R. M. Lynch, A. H. Levy, Dave Barnholz, H. Milstein, Wm. LeBarton, Francis Guehl, Leo Wayne, A. Gammon, M. Gorham, I. H. Cohen, E. C. Ryan, Sam Wheeler, C. C. Kiltenberger, A. W. McCormick, A. Interronte, George Moore, E. Zanker, J. B. Hanna, J. Rooney, G. Ball. V. Vandergriff, J. Scholl, E. Ohiloper, A. Zimmer, Ben Hanna, Rose Robkins, I. Moritz, J. J. Maloney. H. W. Genter, H. A. Weinberger, J. Lapidus, A. Eskin, R. B. G. Haughton, W. L. Sherry, Esther Mayer, E. J. Moriarty, Blanche Katz, Bertha Paull, Juanita Fegley, Rose Lagnese, Julia Wise, Catherine Lockhart, Elvira Gajer, Helen Gajer, Kathryn Gregoritch, Hannah Braff, Milton Brauman, Lucy Kopp, Florence Gordon, Mary Stepanovich, Blanche Braff. Ed Farrell. Harry Robinson, A. A. Gonlin. iheo Tolley, Max Shabason, Irvin Jacobs, Hilda Arvin, Leona Bauer, Eleanor McCaffrey, Norma Fitzgibbons, Mary Thomas. Victoria Cooke. Mary Shulock, Henrietta Lande, Nellie Smith, Irene Geiger, Harry H. Goldstein, Rae Lefkovits, George Elmo. E. M. Stuve, George Tice. Dave Brown, Chas. Mergen, Belle Mandell, S. Malatesta. Dorothy Goldstein. Don Velde, J. O. Fontaine, A. G. Bowers, John Arthurs, William Twig. Francis Seubert, A. H. Kaufman, J. McCarthy, T. I. Cunningham, M. P. Gable. Vera Sweeney, M. E. O'ConneH, A. H. Passarell. Portland, Ore., Contributors J. Beal. C. E. Tillman, L. Metzelaar, Lora West, E. A. Lamb. Elsie Reynolds. M. Johns, J. McFadden. Bessie Pancake, Rosa lind Stone. C. F. Powers, E. Erickson. Mabel Meyers, Mae Cristenson, J. C. Stapleton Edith Erwin, Vivian Calvin, J. F. Lawrence, Elsie Peterson, L. Bishop, Verne Whitcomb, H. L. Fox, A. H. Huot. L C. Clark Esther Neer. Beulah Gordon. Theo. Hasbrook. Martha Gevurtz. A. S. McCarl, Louis Amacher, Gertrude Faber. J. McGinley. Tillie House, Floyd Heninger. H. L Percy. Rose Stenek, Ruth Flynn, F. Schmid. Elma Simmons, I. Schlank, F. W. Talbert. Salt Lake City Contributors A J. OKeefe, E. S. Winward. W. F Gordon. N. Scott, Sam Feinstein. J. F. Baker, E. H. Smyth. Carl J. Hallstrom, Wayne C. Ball. F. H. Smith. A. H. Nelson. A Robert T. Young, Clarence Key, Alan Heid Gladys Beckwith. June Longhurst, Dorothy Nielson. Ruby Harvie, E. Hunter, L Taylor, L. Logan, George Hill. Kenneth Lloyd Ruth Dixon, Mildred Millet, Ivy Eikrem. Ethel McMuney. E. W. Wilson. Mildred Proctor, Ben Wingler Now On Broadway \roni Astor — "Hollywood Revue" Cameo — "The Lost Patrol" Capitol — "Hallelujah ' ' Carnegie — "The .Manx .Man" Central — "Disraeli" Colony — "Lucky in Love" Criterion — "The Love Parade" Earl Carroll — "Kio Rita" Fifth Ave. — "With Car and Camera Ar the World" Fifty-fifth St. — "Meistersingers" Film Guild — "Xosferatu the Vampire™ Gaiety — "The Sky Hawk" Globe — "Dance Hall" George M. Cohan — "Hunting Tigers in Ii Hippodrome — "Vagabond Lover" Loew's New York — Monday, "The IVM Tuesday, '•Courting Wild Cats"; Wedne da^, "Fanny Hawthorne": Thursda "Cock-Eyed World"; Friday. "Fool and Fools"; Saturday, "Broadway Hoofer': Sunday. "The Forward Pass" Mark Strand— "Gold Diggers „i Broadwtjj Paramount — "The .Marriage P avgro Rialto — "The Trespasser" Rivoli — "Taming of the Shrew" Roxy — "This Thing Called Love" Selwyn — "Condemned" Warners — "General ("rack" Winter Garden — "Show of Shows" Texas Seeks to Prohibit Carrying Film in Buse {Continued from Page 1) transportation. The movement Si development of an investigation fcl lowing a film explosion in a San A'j tonio-San Angelo bus in which woman was fatally burned. Ruben & Finkelstein Buy Another Minneapolis House Minneapolis— Charles Miles has sold the Miles to Ruben & Finkelstein, who already own the New Grand and the New Palace in Minneapolis, and the Princess and Majestic of St. Paul. It is said that the purchase price was $350,000. — Amusements, Dec. 22, 1914. That was one of the news items in the original issue of Greater Amusements (than Amusements), and it started the first regional publication to its position of leadership in the regional held. What a lot of water has run under the bridge since then. The passing years have found Greater Amusements steadily serving the industry of which it is a part, championing all the fail practises and condemning the unfair. Not once during its 13 years of service has this publication been accused of nor done anything to impair its record of fairness, nor to reflect on its own self-respect. This record will be climaxed by the Fifteenth Birthday and Holiday Number out Dec. 21, which affords the biggest dollar tor dollar "advertising buy ever offered to reach exhibitors of the Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Omaha, Des Moines and Sioux tails territories. Copy will be given preference on space in the order of receipt! The largest circulation in its field of any trade paper. Greater Amusements Lumber Exchange Minneapolis