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The Motion Picture Industry will save 250,000 Children from Starvatiri MOTION PICTURE DAY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26th i=™
Daily Doings of Hoover's Doers
Official Organ of the Greater New York Mot
ion Picture Committee of the European Relief Council
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Edited by the A. M. P. A. Publicity Committee.
Phila. Defies New York
metropolis to make a bette? showing than ih^oir rifv ? ^j'11!
Printed and Published by Courtesy of Wid's Dai^
Star Volunteers
Please Attend
There is an important meeting of the Executive Committee at noon at the Capitol theater offices of Chairman Rothafel, Wednesday.
came in the form of the following telegram from Jules Mastbaum, head of the great Stanley Theaters Co.:
S. L. RothaS;13-' Pa> Jan' 24' 1921 Capitol Theater, New York. We will begin our campaign for funds for the Hoover Children's Relief Committee this week, and so will New York. We are doing all in our power to stimulate interest in this worthy project, and in order that this may be increased I hereby challenge you to equal or beat the record we will make for funds. There are no strings to this challenge. We both with our workers, will knuckle down to hard work, and the fact that there is a contest between New York and this city will make all parties work harder and roll up a big fund in each city. No matter who wins, we will have the satisfaction of having done a most substantial bit for the fund and thus aid the deserving children' Uare you accept the challenge?
JULES E. MASTBAUM, Chairman Phila. Committee. Upon receipt of the challenge Mr
Slows: ^ °nCe repIl'ed hy Wire as Jules Mastbaum,
Pfe 7!,e,a.ter 1214 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa.
hJnuth% "uame of. humanity and on behalf of the motion picture exhibitors and the public of New YorTlaV
Phl3TK-Cha"en-ge °n behalf of ^e Philadelphia territory exhibitors and
public New York-is determined not S'° ^ Philadelphia, but the to H,lnM0Untry' and We are work>'ng
hat thIC T .qU°ta We ""derstand that the theaters in your zone are
flZf thVntire re<*ipts of their Sunday performances. This is a bie advantage for you, as Sunday pic tures are very popular with the public everywhere, but they are no novelty m New York as they are in Pennsylvania. I will communicate
at ourCtoHen'ge * ^ bi* exhibitors fLT dray ^,meeting at the Capitol theater. I will personally bet you a dinner that we trim you, but will congratulate you if we lose. Either way, Hoover's babies win I
S. L. ROTHAFEL, New York Committee,
The Orangerie Room, Hotel Astor, is Wednesday's rallying point for Motion Picture players who are to aid the drive. The room is open at 11 a. m.
Please display this poster prominently in your lobby. It will helo to sell your quota of "Hoover tickets."
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These motion picture stars are itl us for next Wednesday, Moving fj ture Day:
VIVIAN MARTIN ELSIE FERGUSON MARION DA VIES MARY McLAREN
ZEENA KEEFE
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
VERA GORDON
MARTHA MANSFIELD
EUGENE O'BRIEN
MAE MURRAY
HOPE HAMPTON
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
JUNE CAPRICE
RUTH ROLAND
RUBY de REMER
ALICE CALHOUN
CONSTANCE BINNEY
HAZEL DAWN
VIRGINIA LEE
EDITH STOCKTON
PERCY MARMONT
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
ROD LaROCQUE
VINCENT COLEMAN
MABEL McQUADE
LUCY FOX NORA REED JUSTINE JOHNSTONE LILLIAN GISH DOROTHY GISH ARLINE PRETTY ALMA RUBENS NORMAN KERRY MARY HAY MOLLIE KING CORINNE GRIFFITH IRENE TAMS MARGERY GALE
Star Volunteers call Bert Adl<
R^ S' r°r Maurie M^ Bryant, 5494, for Wednesday's d
tails.
Today's "Thank Yous'
Lin Bonner— tor hearty and effiMotion PicVure"DVhdty stunT" " *" ^^ PUb'
Al Mayer, of Photo Repro. Co.— for a liberal supply of photographs.
Metropolitan Photo-Engraving Co —for cuts of Motion Picture Dav poster. J
Burton Rice— for Hotel Astor lobby poster.
Big Midnight Rally S. L Rothafel conducts a sped midnight performance on Wedne day, Jan. 26, at the Capitol Theate as a demonstration meeting of a those who have contributed to tr work of the Motion Picture Industr in Greater New York for the Eurc pean Relief Council. Invitations ai also being sent to the hosts and hos' esses of 200 or more children to th
md»!rStr&rS ,benefit Performance.
Mr. Walter Damrosch will condm a chorus of ISO voices from the Ora ■ torio Society of New York. Th Capitol Grand Orchestra, under Ern Rapee, will be augmented to 10 pieces, and there will be a large bal kt number and tableau. Herber Hoover and other prominent men ar to speak.