The Film Daily (1921)

Franchise Sold The Federated Film Exchanges of America franchise for Greater New York, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey has been sold by Arthur G. Whyte of the Empire State Film Co., to Laurence Webber, and "Bobby" North of the Apollo Trading Corp., and the Warner Bros. The territory involved in the deal is rated at 13J4 per cent, of the entire country. It is planned to open a new exchange, probably in the Godfrey Bldg., to handle the new business. It will in all likelihood be called the Federated Exchange and in addition to the Federated product such as the Monte Bank comedies, the Bessie Love features, the Special Pictures product the Ford Educational and Walgreene pictures, it will distribute in this territory the Essanay Chaplins, the Ben Turpin reissues, the new Selig animal serial and whatever product the Warners release nationally on the state right market. Another deal is under way whereby a prominent state right organization will take over a local exchange and its pictures. For Feb. Release (Staff Correspondence) Chicago — Associated First National will release the latest Katherine MacDonald subject "Trust Your Wife" and also "Man, Woman and Marriage" the Holubar special in February. This picture will be given a special showing at a theater on Broadway, New York. Moe Mark of the New York Strand predicted yesterday that the picture would run for six months. He stated that it goes into the Strand after the premier showing is over. DANNENBERG. Allen Theater, Cleveland, Ready Cleveland — This city will witness the opening of the Allen Theater on Euclid Ave. on or about Feb. 21. With a capacity of 3,500, the Aliens plan to make this the pre-release house of America. Producers are being invited to arrange for the premiere of their features. Runs of one and two weeks will be the established policy and all productions will be given elaborate presentations and special musical settings. 4 Shows at Once (Continued from Page 1) ever worked before, for pictures or for anything else. The nearest approach to it was when Fox showed "While New York Sleeps" at two Broadway theaters recently. At the time the Fox offices got busy and lined up a lot of old showmen who swore by everything that it was the first time any attraction played two theaters, day and date, on Broadway. Reichenbach repeated the sign painting stunt on Broadway yesterday and attracted a goodly crowd. He has placed lobby displays in connection with the Sunday showings in 11 Shubert houses on Broadway and several more on the side streets. These displays appear both outside the theater and inside. New York will be considerably surprised on Sunday when it sees the four theaters covered by specially constructed super-structures to represent a prison. The four houses will be covered in exactly the same manner. A corps of workmen will start putting them up after the close of the regular performances tomorrow night. The film opens for a week's run at the Broadway beginning Monday. >**r.i<«ai«*J 'In the ihadow of ihe m& DAVID Q. FISCHER PRODUCTION ZOWIE — IT'S HERE! "West of the Rio Grande" BERT LUBIN 1476 Broadway Bryant 3271 STATE RIGHTS DAILY Friday, January 14, 192: ROBERTSON COLE Announces In Course of Preparation 'GOOD WOMEN'' By C. GARDNER SULLIVAN DIRECTED BY QASNIER A REEL THROB For Sale or Rent The best studio in Culver City, Calif. On 5-acre plot. Stage, 100 ft. by 240 ft., fully equipped. Immediate possession. 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