The Film Daily (1921)

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DAILY imnwHii— mam •v-> mom Wednesday, January 19, 1921 j — -^— r Coast Brevities (Special to WID'S DAILY) Hollywood— Olga Linck Scholl, the author of "Man, Woman, Marriage," has returned from New York. Vol. XV Ho 17 Wed. Jan. 19, 1921 Price 5 Cents l Wid'» Film and Film Folk», !nd f 'Editor? J. W. Alicoate, Secretary and ^rmfcPo^gfiree)1 United State., Outside 'r,«tnNw York, $10.00 one year 6 noBA? $S.MT3 month*., $3.00. Fore.gn. "subscriber, should remit with •**» D>s vHHr-Bs al) communications to wiua DAILY, 71-73 West 4y4th St.. New Telephone : VanderbUt 4551-4552-5551 P Hollywood, California ondon, W. C. 2. _.. ... r. Pari. Representative— Le Film, w n« lontmartre. Wilfred Buckland assisted Allan Dwan in "The Perfect Crime," just completed at the Hollywood studios. This was Buckland's initial fling at directing. May Allison and 20 members of her company have gone to Truckee to obtain snow scenes for "Big jame. Fred Leroy Granville's first production as a Universal director will be "The Girl and the Goose," starring Eva Novak. Granville has just returned from England, where he directed Peggy Hyland for the Samuelson Film Co. Quotations Milburn Moranti has resumed the production of his series of one reel comedies. Last Bid. Asked. Sale Famous Players .. 54 55^ 55% do pfd 80 81g 81 §* ♦Goldwyn 4# 554 >. W. Griffith, 1^.. ....Not quoted T npw's Inc ... 17 \7n 17% THangle1 :: 7/16 7/16 7/16 vorld Film Not quoted ♦Quotations by H. Content & Co. Grainger Due Tomorrow Ed C. Grainger, King Vidor s representative in the east is due in New, York from the coast tomorrow. He has been at the studio lor seven weeks. Bushmint Co. Formed Chicago— Paul Bush, well known here has formed the Bushmint Co., with' offices at 207 S. Wabash Ave to 'upply exhibitors with music of every description for their shows He is handling the service of the Synchronized Scenario Music Co., with which M. J. Mintz is now connected. Ruffner Now in Winnipeg Toronto— Ralph Ruffner, famous [or his "Ruff Stuff," will be the manager of the new Famous Players theater in Winnipeg. . John Wenger of the Capitol, New York, is designing stage settings for that theater as well as those in Vancouver and Montreal. H. M. Thomas, director of the entire string, leaves for Winnipeg on Sunday to arrange for the opening of the theater there on Feb. 12. The Montreal house opens on March 14. When Gladys Walton finishes her current feature, "The Bobbed Squab" she will do "A Kentucky Cinderella," by F. Hopkinson Smith. Universal announces the purchase of rights to "The Opened Shutters," the book by Clara Louise Burnham, to be used as a vehicle for Edith Roberts. GAUSMAN. Want Censors S Bill Introduced in Minnesota Legislature— Patterned After Penn. Law (Special to WID'S DAILY) Minneapolis— A bill is being presented to the Minnesota legislature sponsored by 700 women of Lesueur County, providing for censorship of a drastic sort. The bill provides for an arbitrary censorship of films, slides and stereoptican views at the expense of the state administration. It is figured that this would cost the state $74,000 a year. The bill provides for a cenor board with three members, each to receive a yearly salary of $3,000 and for a staff of assistants numbering 21, these to be appointed by the governor. The measure provides for a fee of $2 for each 1,000 ft. of film reviewed or for films of less than that length. It is practically a copy of the Pennsylvania censorship bill with more rigid provisions. Another measure, a copy of the bill introduced two years ago is also pending. This was introduced by a man named Peterson of Moorehead. Selling Negative Rights The Picture Art Sales Corp., whic is handling a number of Univers; reissues, states that it is not sellic state rights on the pictures, but selling the negative rights for tl entire world. Banishing Dull Care Ray Long and Julian Johnson ha: left New York to join James Oliv Curwood in a hunting and fishing e pedition into the frozen wilds Northern Michigan. Curwood plan; ed the jaunt as a respite from wa: on his next special, "The Goldj Snare," now being shot. Jack Cohn wishes to announce t) Arthur D. V. Storey, Bernard Arons and J. R. Foster are no Ion; connected with the Screen Sn shots Co. Three More Signed (Continued from Page 1) Final editing stages on "Ladies Must Live," a George Loane Tucker production have been reached. This production has been in the various stages of production and assembling for almost two years. A long list of works that are available for Paramount pieturization was issued among the more important being: "Peter Ibbetson," "Is Matrimony a Failure?" by Leo Ditrichstein; "Bella Donna," by Robert i lichens; "The Vendetta," by Marie Corelli," which will be made as a Cosmopolitan Prod.; "The Conquest of Canaan," by Booth Tarkington; "Cappv Ricks," by Peter B. Kyne; and "Good for the Soul" by Margaret Deland which will be produced bv Cecil DeMille. "U" Fire Involves $100,000 Loss Universal sustained a loss by fire yesterday of $100,000 when a building at 42nd St. and Ave. E., Bayonne, N. T., was destroyed by fire. The company used about a fourth of the structure to house old films. The Cellofilm Co., occupied part of it and it was in these quarters that the fire is supposed to have originated. The M. P. Realty Co., was the owner of the building, having bought it from Universal several years ago. This was the building in which David Horsley used to work and was one of the oldest of its kind in the east. Total loss was sustained, but the amount involved could not be learned yesterday. Southern Block Sold Herman F. Jans has sold six Southern states comprising the Atlanta territory for "Madonnas and Men," to the W. h S. Film Distributing Co. of Atlanta. This leaves only the inter-mountain states and California to be sold. When all is said and done there is just one good reason for using RITCHEY posters. They sell the maximum number of tickets. RITCHEY UTHO COBP. 406 W. 31st St ,N.v Phone Chelsea 8388 "Without Limit" is the title decided upon by Sawyer and Lubin for "Temple Dusk" INSURANCE EXPERTS TO THE THEATRICAL AND MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS. "ASK ANY PRODUCER." Did you ever hear of "Insurance Service?" Well, that's what we have to offer. May we explain further how we can serve you— —A Corking Westen "WEST OF Tr! RIO GRAND! BERT LUBIN Tel. 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