The Film Daily (1933)

r Jay, July 21, 1933 -. &ZW; DAILY THE INDUSTRY'S DATE BOOK h 21-22: Fox Film Corp. special stockholders' meeting, home office, New York. I 22: Minneapolis film row employees' [picnic, Waconia, Minn. 24-25: Code convention at Hotel Astor under auspices of National Association of the Motion Picture Industry. 25: Meeting of Allied Theaters of New .Jersey at 2 P. M. 28-29: Monogram western sales meeting, San Francisco. 28-31: Meeting of Independent Theater Supply Dealers' Association at Stevens Horel, Chicago. 31 -Aug. 1: Federation of Motion Picture Industry of America, Inc., conference at Hotel Astor, New York. 31 -Aug. 1: Warner sales meeting, WaldorfAstoria Hotel, New York. 2: Outing at Bear Mountain under ausices of Motion Picture Club. 2-3: Monogram Canadian sales meeting f! Toronto 3: Adjourned meeting of Fox Metropolitan Playhouses' creditors. 3-4: Warner sales meeting, Drake Hotel, Ihicago. 3 7-8: Warner sales meeting, Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Third Annual Film Golf Tournament if New England industry at Pine Brook alley Country Club, Weston, Mass. 10: Adjourned meeting of Publix Enterprises creditors at office of Referee Henry K. Davis. 23-24: First annual convention of Independent Motion Picture Owners Association of Delaware and Eastern Shore of Maryland -at Hotel Henelopen, Rehoboth, Del. ' 5-6-7: Allied New Jersey convention Kt Atlantic City. 13: A. M. P. A. holds annual election of fficers BOOKED FOR RIALTO [.rthur Mayer has booked three aires for the Rialto to be played ing the next three weeks. They i i, "Don't Bet on Love," Universal; tmbia's "The Wrecker," with Holt, and Majestic's "Sing, er, Sing." The Universal feaopens a week from today. NAZIS BAR NEGRI FILMS erlin — Pola Negri's name is on st of Jewish actors and actresses se pictures the Government has teed must not be shown in Ger y. Ai ota k vii Up from Publicity Ranks West Coast Bur., THE FILM DAILY Hollywood — Theater and motion picture publicity ranks have supplied Paramount with a number of studio executives. They are A. M. Botsford, executive assistant to Emanuel Cohen; B. P. Schulberg, producer; Harold Hurley associate producer; Jeff Lazarus, head of editorial board; Charles West, assistant film editor; William H. Wright, assistant to Schulberg; Joseph Krumgold, assistant associate producer, and Jack Cunningham, AI Jackson, Charles Legue and Gilbert Pratt, writers. 3,000,000 Persons Saw Gov't Bu. Films in Year Washington Bureau of THE FILM DAILY Washington — Approximately 3,000,000 persons in the past year viewed the films dealing with various phases of the mineral and allied industries, produced with funds supplied by the industries themselves, and circulated by the Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce, it is shown in the Bureau's annual report. During this period, the Bureau received 34,638 requests for its films, according to M. F. Leopold, supervising engineer of the Motion Picture Production section, and the demand for the various films has greatly exceeded the supply. Although the industries pay the expenses incident to production under strict Government supervision, no advertising material of any kind is permitted in the films. More than $1,000,000 already has been appropriated by industrial concerns for this work, which in many instances teaches the principles of safety and first aid. Leopold believes the time is opportune for some large producing company to get out a complete series of one-reel subjects depicting every American industry. He is of the opinion that such films would not only be a valuable addition to every theatrical program, but that the majority of the 300,000 educational institutions of the country would avail themselves of the opportunity to use them. SCO! Hoi esvi Something New in Vacations Before you decide where you will spend your vacation this summer ask your friends bout Hotel Uncas, situated directly on the most beautiful part of Lake George, Queen UP American Lakes. This unique hotel offers features of tremendous appeal to those who seek a vacation hat really re-creates mind, body, and soul . . . every facility for rest and recreation. SPORTS Finest swimming from our private dock (longest on Lake George) or bathing from rivate sandy beach. The water is so clean, clear and pure that you can drink it — or ead this advertisement through three feet of it. Boating — canoes, sailboats, speed boats, out-board motor boats, aquaplaning. Tennis — Splendid courts maintained in best of condition. Golf, fishing, mountain limbing, horseback riding, dancing, billiards, bowling. 1933 RATES Rates at Hotel Uncas have always been so moderate no drastic reductions have been ade this season. Inasmuch as rates depend on location and type of accommodations esired it is suggested that prospective guests send for details. The clientele is restricted. ooklcts upon request. \ Address HOWARD V. DAYTON HOTEL UNCAS UNCAS-ON-LAKE GEORGE NEW YORK SHIC COVERS EVERYTHING LONDON HOLLYWOOD NEW YORK PARIS BERLIN Fifteen Years Ago, before the Capitol, Roxy and Paramount Theaters Were Thought Of, When Mary Pickford was working for Artcraft and when the picture industry was helping America to win the war The Film Daily received industry congratulations because it was founded upon a policy of service, independence and clean journalism. It has not changed during the past 15 years except to realize more fully its responsibilities of accurately reflecting industry activities both to film folk and the outside world, — and to mind its own business in doing so, • • • • •