The Film Daily (1933)

Page scan 000789 from The Film Daily

Record Details:

Title:
The Film Daily
Date:
1933
Publisher:
Wid's Films and Film Folk, inc.
Volume:
The Film Daily (Jul-Sep 1933)
Leaf #:
000789
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 Vveanesday, Sept. 20, 1933 "22H DAILY THEATER CHANGES— Continued Closings DAYTON— Apollo and Ideal. LOVELAND — Strand (formerly Opera House). MILLERSPORT— Pythian. WEST JEFFERSON—Orient. OKLAHOMA Changes in Ownership IDABEL — New State, transferred to Barton R. McLendon by M. Terrill. KINGFISHER— Savoy, transferred to Dudley Tucker by Savoy Amusement Co. Openings CEMENT— Princess, by Cecil Davis. DA VIS — Fox (formerly Bison), by J. T Smith. HENNESSEY— Electric, by Gar wood Ortman. PICHER— Midwest (for merly Winter Garden), by Midwest The ater Co., Inc. ; Mystic, by J. D. Wineland OREGON Changes in Ownership ELGIN — Opera House, transferred to Charles J. Barnhardt by L. R. Morelock. PORTLAND— Columbia, transferred to Columbia Musical Comedy Co. by Circle Theater Co. Openings SALEM— Capital, by Warner Bros. WALDPORT— Waldport, by Dan Gardner. PENNSYLVANIA Changes in Ownership BEAVER FALLS— Rialto. transferred to H. Goldberg by Western Penna. Amusement Co. CLAYSVILLE— Clay, transferred to Liberty Amusement Co. by G. A. Mooney LEBANON — Capitol, transferred to Jack son Enterprises by J. Luke Gring. MA SONTOWN— Rex, transferred to E. Kauf man by I. L. Butler. MILDRED— Mil dred. transferred to M. S. Rogala by T J. Foley. NATRONIA— Keystone, trans ferred to Ritenour & Bonanni by A. J, Rakowski ; Roxy, transferred to George Frankovich by W. W. Clark. NORTH AMPTON — Roxy (formerly Lyric), trans ferred to Northampton Theater Co. by H E. Hartman. OIL CITY — Latonia, trans ferred to Harris Amusement Co. by Ami don & King ; Lyric, transferred to Harris Amusement Co. by H. Stahl. PHILADELPHIA— Erlen, transferred to Charles ft. Erny and James A. Nolan by Principal Theaters Corp. ; Penn, transferred to Penn Amusement Co. PITTSBURGH— Harri Beechview (formerly Olympic), transferred to Harris Amusement Co. by J. Orlando. REYNOLDSVILLE— Adelphia and Liberty, transferred to Harris Amusement Co. by J. Damore. VERONA— Liberty, transferred to Jack Rainey. Openings I BLAWNOX— Maryland. ERIE — Avenue. NATRONA — Keystone. NORTHAMPTON— Roxy (formerly Lyric), by Northampton Theater Co. PHILADELPHIA— I Penn, by Penn Amusement Co. POINT MARION — Barneys. PITTSBURGH— Eagle, by Mrs. R. Soltz ; Elmore, by E. H. Tolden; New Oakalnd, by T. A. Gilbert. SOUTH FORK— Palace. Closings I LA TROB E — Paramount. RHODE ISLAND Changes in Ownership jRIVERSIDE — Lyric, transferred to C. M. Goff by Mrs. E. L. Chase. WOONSOCKET — Bijou, transferred to Fred Green by Publix ; Park, transferred to Alton Amuse I ment Co. by W. Mahoney. SOUTH CAROLINA Openings ANDERSON— Lyric, by J. A. Duddy. ENOREE— Mills, by M. S. Boyd. SOUTH DAKOTA Changes in Ownership 'BRTDGEWATER — Strand, transferred tc Henry Rauch by M. L. Marshall. Openings ALCESTER— Barrymore. WATERTOWN —State (new theater),) by C. P. Knud■en. BOWDLE— H. & H. Closings 1BRISTOL— Orpheum. TENNESSEE Changes in Ownership HALLS— Halls, transferred to A. B. Cherry by H. Likens. Openings CLIFTON— P. T. A. HALLS— Halls. HOHENWALD— Little Gem. TEXAS Changes in Ownership GREENVILLE— Rito and Gem, transferred to East Texas Theaters. SULPHUR SPRINGS— Palace, transferred to East Texas Theaters. GLADEWATER — Payne's, transferred to East Texas Theaters, Inc. GORMAN — Liberty (formerly Ritz), transferred to R. E. Millican. MEMPHIS — Texas (formerly Ritz), transferred to R. E. Martin. PILOT POINT — Queen, transferred to Shelton Edwards. WHITEWRIGHT — Palace, transferred to Cloy. Horton. MINEOLA — Select, transferred to Mrs. R. T. Hooks. Openings LADONIA — Laine's (formerly Sunset), by H. L. Robardy. O DONNELL— Ritz, (formerly Lynn), by C. C. Caldwell. PARIS— Alhambra, by J. A. Terry. POST —Palace. WHITEWRIGHT — Palace. ROXTON — Magnolia by D. E. Marton. STEPHENVILLE— Palace, by Bernhard Bros. WHITESBORO— Palace, by R. P. Johnston. AUSTIN — Hancock, by O'Donnell-Hoblizelle. CORRIGAN — Corrigan. GREENVILLE— Star. QUITAQUE — Qveen. LOTT— Gem. MULESHOE— Ritz. ROCHESTER— Rochester. YOAKUM—Grand. LUBBOCK— Texan, by Lindsey Theaters. Inc. WINK— Rig, by Griffith Amusement Co. FERRIS — Queen. HOUSTON — Iraan and Van Horn. Closings PRESIDIO— Ritz. WINK— Rex. HOUSTON— Azteca. UTAH Openings SALT LAKE CITY— Orpheum (formerly RKO Orpheum), by Louis Marcus. VIRGINIA Changes in Ownership CHATHAM— Ritz, transferred to T. G. Maluf by H. Gordon. RICHMOND— Grand (formerly Bluebird)), transferred to Morton Thalheimer by Bluebird Theater, Inc. Closings HAMPTON— Lyric. NORFOLK — Olney. PURCELLVILLE Virginia. PENNINGTON GAP — Central. WACHAPREAGUE— Neptune. WASHINGTON Changes in Ownership GIG HARBOR — Peninsula, transferred to D. C. Millard by Dr. L. B. Hazard. LYNDEN — Liberty, transferred to Harry Newman by W. Hollenbeck. NEPPELL — Neppell, transferred to Charles R. Perryman by A. H. McDermott. OLYMPTA — Avalon, transferred to W. B. McDonald by Al Harris. Openings ALMIRA— Gem, by Charles R. Perryman. CENTRALIA— Liberty, by Twin Citie Theaters. COULEE CITY— Coulee City by Charles R. Perryman. . GIG HARBOR —Peninsula, by D. C. Millward. EPHRATA— Kam, by Charles R. Perryman. NEPPELL— Neppell, by Charles R. Perryman. McCLEARY— McCleary, by D. C. Millward. SEATTLE— 45th Stfeet (formerly Paramount), by H. W. Bruen ; Roosevelt (formerly New), by John Danz. WEST VIRGINIA Changes in Ownership ANAWALT — Anawalt, transferred to R. B. Ringstaff by Amherst Theaters Corp. Openings ANAWALT— Anawalt, by R. B. Ringstaff. WISCONSIN Changes in Ownership ARCADIA — Arcade, transferred to Lee Johnson by Salby Bros. WYOMING Changes in Ownership WHEATLAND — Ramona (formerly Iris), transferred to Riaito Theater, Inc. by Carl Judge. SHORT SUBJECT ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER OF THE FILM DAILY C OUT SATURDAY A COMPLETE LIST OF SHORT SUBJECTS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON ... .WHERE THEY CAN BE OBTAINED WHO MADE THEM AND WHAT THIS SHORT SUBJECT BUSINESS FOR 1933-1934 IS ALL ABOUT Film Daily Service As Usual