The Film Daily (1933)

Record Details:

Title:
The Film Daily
Date:
1933
Publisher:
Wid's Films and Film Folk, inc.
Volume:
The Film Daily (Jul-Sep 1933)
Leaf #:
000674
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
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:
August 22, 2024
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THE -s&n DAILY Saturday, Sept. 2, 1933 THEATER CHANGES REPORTED BY FILM BOARDS OF TRADE NEVADA Openings HAWTHORNE— Deserl NORTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership FIN LEY — Grand, (formerly Auditorium). transferred to A. J. Karas by N. P. Simson. ROCK LAKE — Rock Lake, transferred to O. C. Ishler by O. W. Moore. ST. THOMAS — Opera House, transferred to McCarthy Tiros, by W. J. Gust. Change in Name MITCHELL New Roxy, (formerly Mitchell). Closing CARSON — Avalon. NEW SALEM — Grand. OHIO Closing MIDDLETOWX — Family. READING— Lyric. Opening GERMANTOWN — By-Jo. MINSTER— Crescent. OKLAHOMA Changes in Ownership CHICKASHA — Rialto, transferred to Clinton Theaters Co. CHICKASHA— Ritz & Sugg, transferred to Chickasha Amusement Co. CLINTON — Res. transferred to Clinton Theaters, Inc. Del Rio, transferred to Clinton Thea. Co. MANGUM — Ortman. transferred to Pat DufTv by Ortman. WATONGA— Rook, transferred to R & R Theaters Co. by C. T. Rook. ZANESVILLE— Weller, trans ferred to M. A. Shea by Caldwell Brown. Closings BOIS CITY— Ritz. Opening ALLEN — Majestic. COMMERCE— Rex. QUINTON— Libert v (formerly Ritz). OREGON Changes in Ownership MULTNOMAH — Capitol, transferred to Robert Sears by Geo. Gould. Change in Name PORTLAND — Union to Third Avenue. New Theater ALBANY— Strand. Opening MOLALO— Lyric. SALEM— State. HOLLYWOOD PLAZA r>Q ■n-a y-ca □"□ i SUMMER RATES, Now $2 per day single! $2.50 per day double I Special weekly and monthly rates All rooms with bath and shower. Every modern convenience. Fine food* at reasonable prices in the Plaza's Russian tagle Garden Cafe. Look for th« "Doorway or Hospitality" OiuiDanyatnMai. tuatntSlnnPAtA,t VINE AT HOLLYWOOD BLVD. HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA Changes in Ownership ALBION — Gibbs, transferred to A. E. Gibbs by Herman Lorence. BELLE VERNON — Ritz, transferred to lohn Perry by John Catrino. BLAW NOX — Marvlan, transferred to David & Myra Boyd by G. W. Stoner. CLYMER — State, transferred to Notopoulos & Cribble by S. Bianco. DELTA — Firemen's (formerly Fire Hall), transferred to Delta Fire Co. by Ladies Auxiliary. EMAUS — Penlo, transferred to William H. Knaake by Earle Tobias. ERIE — Avenue, transferred to Wm. Zeng by P. Gannon. HAMMELSTOWN — Royal, transferred to Chas. V. Roth by Willard Beckley. HILL STATION — Grand, transferred to D. Falconi by J. Castelli. LATROBE— Olympic, transferred to Indiana Theas. Co. by Chas. J. Jim. Paramount, transferred to Indiana Theas. Co. by Chas. J. Jim. MAHANOY CITY— New Family, transferred to Joseph L. Weiner by Oscar W. Althoff. Elks, transferred to Oscar W. Althoff by Joseph L. Weiner. MANSFIELD— Rialto (formerly Star) transferred to J. G. Meyer by Star Thea. Co. MATHER— Mather,, trans ferred to Geo. McMillan by Hamilton Supply Co. MONONGAHELA— Bentley, transferred to Bernard H. Buckheit by Wm. Gray. MUNCY — Strand, trans ferred to Fred Brunardt & Harold F. Koons by Wm. L. Heiss. NATRONA— Keystone, transferred to Ritenour & Petrie by A. J. Rakowskie. OIL CITY— Lyric, transferred to Harris Amuse. Co. by H. Stahl. PEN ARGYL— Liberty, transferred to Hard & Jackson by Lewen Pizor. PHILA — Bell, transferred to Harry Felt by Maurice Kret. Ridge Avenue, transferred to Penn. Thea. Co. by Ridge Amuse. Co. Castle, transferred to Rose Forman by Faye Krouse & S. Levick. UP SAL, transferred to Morris & Irving Phillips by Thomas Lazarick. PITTSBURGH — (Beechview) Olympic, transferred to Harris Amuse. Co. by J. Orlando. REYNOLDSVILLE— Adelphia, transferred to Harris Amuse. Co. by John Damore. Liberty, transferred to Harris Amuse. Co. by John Damore. SHAMOKIN— Capitol, transferred to W. R. Buckley & Ben Bodner by Shamokin Theas. Co. SOUDERTON— Broad, transferred to Folk Kline & Joseph Suskin by B. Silverstein & D. Gilman. ZELIENOPLE — Strand, transferred to Liberty Amuse. Co. by A. A. Anderson. Closings ALLENTOWN— Earle. BELLEVUE — Lincoln. BRADFORD— Grand. BRIDGEYILLE— Strand. CALIFORNIA— Grand. CORAOPOL1S — Lyric. EYNON — Dreamland. FARRELL — Colonial. FRANKLIN— Park. HAZLETON— Diamond. JEANNETTE— Eagle. KOPPEL Koppel. LANCASTER — Grand. McCONNELLSBURG — Fulton. NANTICOKE— State. NANTY GLO— Grand. NORTHAMPTON— Lyric. PT. MARION — Barney's. PHILA — Montgomery. Girard, Vogue, Rexy, Benson. ROCKFORD Photoplay. ROSCOE— Roscoe. SAGAMORE—Sagamore. SUMMERVILLE — Summerville. VANDERGRIFT— Arcadia. WILLIAMSBURG — Dean. WILMERDING— Crystol. Opening BELLE VERNON— Ritz. BLAWNOX— Maryland. DAISYTOWN — Rialto. EMAUS— Penlo. DELTA — Firemen's (formerly Fire Hall). PHILA - Bell. PARKER LANDING— Parker. SCRANTON— Pinebrook. MAHONY CITY — Elks. McDONALD— Grand. OSCEOLA Lyric. RHODE ISLAND Changes in Ownership IYERSIDE — Lyric, transferred to Herman Pekelner by A. Gould. Openings VRTSTO L — Pastime. SOUTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership PSWITCH — State, transferred to Mrs. M. D. Sheldon & Bob Schwall. SELBY— Opera House, transferred to Robert Bauder by Walter Ress. Closings .MERY— Sun. FAIRFAX— Fairfax. LAKE PRESTON— Rex. WILMOT — Opera House. TENNESSEE Changes in Ownership GREENYILLE — Princess, transferred to Hendren Amuse. Co. by Parrott & Ausmus KNOXVILLE — Bijou, transferred to Geo. L. Denton by Tenn. Ent. Inc. LENOIR CITY — Grand, transferred to Gorman & Hendren Amuse. Co. by Parrott & Ausmus. SWEETWATER— Gay, transferred to Gorman & Hendren Amuse. Co. by Parrott & Ausmus. Closings CHATTANOOGA— New Grand. HENDERSON—Chester County High School Thea. Openings HOHENWALD— Little Gem. MEMPHIS —Strand. RIDGELY— Palace. TEXAS Changes in Ownership CORPUS CHRISTI— Rio, transferred to R & R Theas. CRYSTAL CITY— Guild, transferred to H. C. Daniels. DALLAS — Avenue, transferred to John Henderson, Jr. EL PASO — Colon, transferred to Koberto Uominguez. Alcazar, transferred to Roberto Dominguez. ENNIS — Grand, transferred to J. Sayeg. Lyric, transferred to J. Sayeg. HAMILTON— Strand, transferred to H. H. Stroud. HEMPHILL— Palace, transferred to Betty Bowen. LAREDO—Royal, transferred to R & R Theas. MATADOR— Majestic, transferred to Lee Guthrie. MERKEL — Queen, transferred to Frank Benson. NIXON — Arcadia, transferred to Herbert Rapph. ROCKPORT— Rio, transferred to W. H. Smith. Rio (Rialto), transferred to Jack Pickens. SAN ANTONIO— Venus, transferred to Jack Halfer and Pedro Hernandez. SEQUIN — Palace, transferred to East Texas Thea. Co. Texas, transferred to East Texas Inc. TOMBALL — Ritz, transferred to A. C. Wilson & Vivian Hubbard. WACO— Rivoli, transferred to Pashall Texas Thea. Closings ABILENE— Ritz. ATCHISON — Chris. AUSTIN— Hancock, Queen Texas. BUFFALO—B. & O. CARROLLTON — Community. CRYSTAL CITY — Nacional. HICO— Palace. HUNTSV1LLE — Sam Houston. NIGON— Arcadia. PHARR— Valencia. POST— Palace. SAN ANTONIO — State. SANGER — Texan. WESLACO— National. WYLIE— Community. New Theaters ALAMO— Alamo. FARMERSVILLE — Palace. TOM BALL— Chris. Openings AUSTIN — Queen. KILLEEN— Texas. PILOT POINT— Queen. VIRGINIA Changes in Ownership BRISTOL — Cameo, transferred to C. A. Goebel by Valentenga Thea. Co. HERNDON — Herndon, transferred to Henry Lago by R. Doyle Reeves. SALEM — Salem, transferred to Bernard Depkin, Jr. by Commonwealth Thea. Co. Closings DANVILLE — Capitol. NORFOLK — Granby. ROANOKE— Roanoke. RICHMOND—Broadway. TAPPAHANNOCK Essex. WYTHEVILLE— Opera House. WASHINGTON Changes in Ownership ANACORTES— Roxy. transferred to Rex O. Stevenson by Waldo C. Ives. ROSALIA — Audian, transferred to W. L. Talkington Circuit by J. Hilzer. SEATTLE— Paramount, transferred to H. W. Bruen by W. L. Code. Closings SEATTLE— Paramount. Openings ENDICOTT — Liberty. LA CROSSE— Scenic. ROSALIE— Audin. TACOMA— Blue Mouse. WEST VIRGINIA Changes in Ownership DURBIN — Princess. transferred to Steve Lang by G. Goodsell. MILTON— Picture Garden, transferred to C. E. Evans by C. E. Ryalls & B. Thomas. ROWELSBURG American, transferred to A. W. Brooks by T. E. Dunn. SI STERSVILLE— Paramount, transferred to S. A. Peters by Wm. Azar. TERRA ALTA— Alpine, transferred to W. A. Brooks by W. Murford. Closings CAMERON— Almo. MOUNDSVILLE — Grand, Park. Openings PHILIPPI — Grand. ROWELSBURG— American. TERRA ALTA— Alpine. WISCONSIN Changes in Ownership BLACK RIVER FALL— Scott, transferred to Falls Amuse. Co. by Kayess Thea. Co. CHIPPEWA — Loop, transferred to Loop Thea. Co. by Geo. Miner. PESHTIGO— Lyric, transferred to Sigrid V. Larson by O. Larson. SPRING VALLEY— Community, transferred to Helane Ritsey by D. E. Muhlolm. TOMAH— State, transferred to Clarence Holtze by Kayess Thea. Ready Reference Directory With Addresses and Phone Numbers of Recognized Industry Concerns What To Buy And Where To Buy It Distributors TOM TYLER WESTERNS "THE FORTY-NINERS" "WHEN A MAN RIDES ALONE" "DEADWOOD PASS" N ■ O W "WAR of the RANGE" MONARCH Epics of the West * Engravers • CALL— « CITY " PHOTOENGRAVING (Day and Night Service) 250 W. 54th St., N. Y. C. Tel. COIumbus 5-6741 Equipment VORTKAMP AND COMPANY Lamps and Carbons ALL OTHER THEATER SUPPLIES 1600 B'way, CH. 4-5550 N. Y. C. Hand Coloring HAND COLORING of POSITIVE PRINTS 528 Riverside Drive New York City UNiversity 4-2073 Foreign J AMERANGLO CORPORATION EXPORTERS— IMPORTERS Cable: Chronophon 226 WEST 42ND STREET NEW YORK CITY LONDON PARIS IERLIN • Scrap Film I WE BUY JUNK FILM Guarantee No Piracy BEST MARKET PRICES WOODRIDGE NEW JERSEY Co. VIROQUA— Temple, transferred tc La Crosse Trust Co. by Kayess Thea. Coj Closings GREEN BAY— Colonial. MONTREAL Hamilton. RACINE— Mainstreet.