The Film Daily (1920)

ay, May 10, 1920 Tsi'M DAILV On Broadway •Dorothy Dalton— "The Dark Tor." -Bryant Washburn — "Mrs. nple's Telegram." n— Cecil De Mille's "Why mge Your Wife." -Anita Stewart— "The YelTyphoon." —Rex Beach's "The Silver rde." ay — Marjorie Rambeau — le Fortune Teller." Strand— Wallace Reid— e Dancin' Fool." New York — Today — GeralFarrar — "The Woman and Puppet." ay — Pauline Frederick— "The man in Room 13." esday — William Farnum — le Orphan." ;day — Lew Cody — "The Butly Man." Y — Anne Cornwall — "The h She Chose." "The She er." day — Olive Thomas — "The pper." »y — Alice) Brady — "Sinners." Sea Next Week Jack London's "The If." i-Ethel Clayton — "A Lady in n — Cecil De Mille's "Why inge Your Wife." -Doris Keane — "Romance." . i— Alice Lake — "Shore Acres." ray — Not yet determined. m Strand — Not yet deter led. do NIW YORK r: The Los Angeles Herald ys this about "The Sil r Horde": "The book, read by mil >ns, has been faithfully oduced for the screen, lere it should be seen ■ millions more." New Theaters Houses Planned Turner Falls, Mass. — Dennis Shea, 1,000. Omaha, Neb.— A. H. Blank to build new Strand on Strand site. Philadelphia— John Smith. $38,000. Opelousas, La. — Adolphe Jacobs, V. A. Sachse and Alex Bloomenstiel are associated with a companv that will build. $60,000. Austin, Tex. — Major George W^. Littlefield. $80,000. About 800. New Haven, Conn.— Derby Amusement Co. to build on Sterling site. Elgin, 111.— Aurora Theaters Co. to build on site of Grand, destroyed by cyclone. Racine, Wis. — F. E. Wolcott, Majestic, to build. $70,000. 1,000. New Bedford, Mass.ater Co. $200,000. -Empire The Fort Worth, $100,000. $2,500. Tex. — • Pantages. Houston, Tex. — Will Horwitz bought Travis, renamed Iris. Houston, Tex. — H. chain, bought Victory. Racine. Wis.bought Rex. Schulman, Harry E. Mann "WHERE PROMISES ARE SACRED" LOUIS MEYER FORMERLY BRODA & MEYER INC TITLES LBTTEItKD ILLUSTRATED PHOroOllAPIfED ASK TO &E!E OUR NEW PROCESS TITLES AND 1 LLU STR ATIO N S A PHONE CALL WILL BRING SAMPLES BRYANT 7392 4220 WEST 42nd ST. • ROOM 200 WE OWN THEM! Big Stories for Big Film Productions. The leading producers are our clients "The Play's the Thing," and we have it. Celebrated Authors Society 701 7th Ave., N. Y. C. Phone Bry. 1511 FOR PROJECTION CALL BRYANT 984 or 985 3 Rooms Longest Throw in City SIMPLEX STUDIO 5th Floor— Candler Bldg. 220 West 42nd St. House Changes Houses Bought Centerville, S. D.— E. E. Holmquist bought Broadway from W. E. Ege. Chicago — Gumbiner Bros, bought Belle. Cumby, Tex. — Studdard Bros. bought Lyric, renamed the A. and L. Houston, Tex. — Sam Kircheimer bought North Side. Trenton, Tex. — M. B. bought interest in Queen. Ernhart Brookings, S. D. — P. G. Estey bought Fad. Mankato, Minn. • — Guy Austin bought Mankato for $27,000. Madelia Minn. — Howard Noonan sells Wonderland. Verndale, Minn. — The Verndale Post of the American Legion has bought a house from A. Bradford. Elysian, Minn. — L. F. Sowers bought A. J. Long theater property. Bayfield, Wis. — E. Sharp bought Princess. New Holstein, Wis. — Reymond Pteiffer, owner Elite, bought Rialto at Kiel and Princess at Chilton. Ballinger, Tex. — John D. Jones and H. E. Wood bought Queen and White City Airdrome from L. Cohen. Hugo, Okla.— Allen L. Blount bought Liberty from O. Gill. New Haven, Conn. — J. Le Roy bought Garden from F. C. Karzangian. Enid, Okla. — Grant Harryman bought Majestic and Rialto. Tishamingo, Okla. — L. W. Cummings of Greenville bought Empress. Madill, Okla. — Harry Long bought half interest in Princess. O. T. Hunt owns other half. WE OWN THEM! Big Stories for Big Film Productions. The leading producers are our clients. The play's the thing, and we have it! Celebrated Authors' Society, 701 7th Ave., N. Y. C. Phone Bryant 1511 Yorktown, Tex. — C. C. Bubenezer and A. J. Skeen bought Queen. SAENGER AMUSEMENT CO. Permanent New York Office at 1780 BROADWAY W. H. GUERINGER, Representative GOODRICH BLDG. 4th Floor Tel. Circle 1298 JOSEPH R.MILES MOTION PICTURE ENTERPRISES LLOYDg FILM STORAGE CORPORATION Now Lin, tkeiv vtew kome 126-132 West 46th Street — Pkone -Biy antSi>oo ^ AT ^ YOUR twerty-four hours a day except Sunday SEI\yiCE THREE UP-TO-THE-MINUTE PROJECTION ROOMS TEN FULLY EQUIPPED CUTTING ROOMS THREE STORAGE VAULTS ON PREMISES' 9we/ve vaults in Loing island Citij 7ree deliveiry seirvLce between customeirs' off ices and vaults^ FILM SERVICE BUREAU Does eveiri^tkLi/Lg to a pLctuire concept produce it FILM LIBRARY Scenes of every description fov dramatu: & industrial productions USED FILM DEPARTMENT OVe buuandseLL used film, in good condition-' CONSULT US