The Film Daily (1921)

tMA No Missouri Censors for Two Years (Special to WID'S DAILY) Jefferson City—Missouri will have no state censorship for at least another two years. This is assured by a motion that no bill that had not received a favorable report from committee should be taken up by the Senate before adjournment was passed. DIRECTORY OF THE TRADE A RELIABLE GUIDE FOR READY REFERENCE ACCOUNTANTS EDMONDS & BOUTON. INC. 56 Pine St.. 164S„LS Bre%Ar*; New York City. Hollywood, r ADVERTISING— PUBLICITY MERRITT CRAWFORD The Screen Bulletin 904 Fitzgerald Bldg. Bryant 5S0t Coast Brevities Hollywood— Phil de Esco, technical expert, has been added to the George H. Kern productions, now filming "The Unfoldment." Bill Russell, the Fox star, will soon be featured in a new story to be directed by Jack Dillon, director of "Suds." ' Jack O'Brien has arrived in Los Angeles. Wallace Reid is making a personal appearance at the opening of the Capitol theater, Vancouver, B. C. Edna Wallace Hopper, former wife of E. Mason Hopper, is in the city and it is reported she is forming her own picture company. The second quarterly business meeting of the Assistant Directors' Association will be held at the club rooms, 5444 Hollywood Blvd., at 8 P. M., Friday, April 1st. The third feature to be filmed by the Rockett Company will be one of the several books written by Chas. Belmont Davis. Title will be withheld until it is decided whether it will be released under the title of the book. Hodkinson will release. J. E. Garnsey has succeeded Amos Myers as art director at the Metro studios. George Stewart has been engaged b" Metro to support Alice Lake. Work has already been begun on the first Hallroom Boys comedy picture to be released through Federated. It is entitled "False Roomers." Frank Lloyd's most recent production heretofore called "The Alibi" will be released as "The Invisible Power." ARTISTS AND ART TITLES F. A. A. DAHME, INC., Art Titles — Animation — Leader* 220 W. 42nd St. Bryant 6791 MARTIN-McGUIRE & NEWCOMBE Art Titlei 727 7th Avenue Bryant 561> BROKERS MOTION PICTURE SECURITIES CO Investments 454-460 I. W. Hellman Bldg., Los Angelei ENGRAVERS THE STANDARD ENGRAVING CO. INC Half Tones — Line Engravers— Electrotypei 225 W. 39th St. New York Bryant 862 The photography on "Look Before You Leap" will be completed this week at the Goldwyn studios under the direction of E. Mason Hopper. "Life's Darn Funny" is the title of the next comedy-drama in which Viola Dana will be starred by Metro. Roscoe Karns is back again at Universal City playing opposite Gladys Walton in the circus story, "The Man Tamer," being produced under direction of Harry B. Harris. GAUSMAN. LABORATORIES EVANS LABORATORY Quality Motion Picture Printing 416-24 W. 216th St Wadi. 3443 CLAREMONT FILM LABORATORIE1 430 Claremont Parkway Tel. Tremont 376' H. J. Streyckmans, Genera." Manager NICHOLAS KESSEL LABOKATOKIES "Kessel Kwality Prints" Fort Lee. N. J. Fort Lee 22 PRINTERS BARNES PRINTING CO Motion Picture Specialists 86 East 22d St Phone Gramercy 9« Leases 54th St. Studio Master Films, Inc., producers of "Torchy" Comedies, will take over the 54th St. studio shortly for their exclusive and permanent producing home. PROSPECT 188 W. 4tb St. PRESS Spring 207' STUDIOS ttSTEE STUDIO AND LAB., INC. Studio — 209-219 E. 124th Harlem 71t* 8tudio— 361 W. 125tb Mora. 49M First Two Finished The Harry Levey Service Corp. has completed the first two one:reel subjects of their screen magazines, the series which is being taken in conjunction with the Science and Invention Monthly. Rosen Buys Comedies Jean Rosen, who deals extensively in the French market, has purchased a series of 12 Denver Dixon Comedies from Plymouth Pictures, Inc., for Continental Europe. EtAlLV Saturday, March 26, MR. ADVERTISER READ THIS I New York City, March 23, 1921. Wid's Daily, Gentlemen : — On the night of March 3, my camera was stolen. On March 8, I inserted an ad in your paper, telling of my loss. Through a subscriber of your daily, who read my ad, I was informed of the whereabouts of my camera, and it was returned to me on March 10. Your paper certainly gets results. This incident convinces me that your paper circulates widely among executives and cameramen, and I want to thank you for your very important part in the recovery of my camera. (Signed) RAY FOSTER, Cinematographer, Shadowland Screen Review. AFTER ALL IT'S RESULTS THAT COUNT