The Film Daily (1933)

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Record Details:

Title:
The Film Daily
Date:
1933
Publisher:
New York, Wid's Films and Film Folks, Inc.
Volume:
The Film Daily (Jan-Jun 1933)
Leaf #:
0001005
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
This leading industry publication, published out of New York, was founded in 1915 by Wid Gunning (who called his publication Wid's Daily until 1922). The Film Daily documented the rise of the Hollywood studios, the transition to sound, and the evolution of the American film industry (the paper finally shuttered in 1970). The Film Daily included feature reviews, news stories, and advertisements, but its extensive coverage of short films in the 1920s and 30s distinguished it from other trade papers of the period. -- Eric Hoyt, 2011/2013
Date Added:
August 01, 2024
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THE Monday, June 26, 1933 -<£tX DAILV THEATER CHANGES REPORTED BY FILM BOARDS OF TRADE MONTANA Change in Ownership GLENDIVE — Uptown, transferred to F. A. Olson by Mrs. T. E. Vallancey. Openings MEDICINE LAKE— Lake, by John Stubban. THREE FORKS— Ruby, by Homer Thompson. Closing CASCADE— Palace. NEBRASKA Changes in Ownership FREMONT — Empress, transferred to R. B. Thomas by A. H. Blank, trustee. OMAHA— Lothrop and Winn, transferred to A. L. Snider. PONCA— Royal, transferred to E. L. Curtis by T. J. Salmon. WAHOO— Wahoo, transferred to Charles Prokop by <;. P. Horn, trustee. WAKEFIELD— Diamond, transferred to T. J. Salmon by F. M. Kee. Openings GRESHAM — Acme. HEMINGFORD Roxy. NIOBRARA— Koster. STROMSBERG— Rialto. WTNSIDE— Brunada. Closings DAVID CITY— City. GERING— Riviera. ULYSSES— Ulysses. NEW HAMPSHIRE Closings BETHLEHEM— Colonial, by J. B. Eames. BRADFORD— Colonial, by H. E. Smalley. INTERVALE— Intervale, by H. C. Frye. NEW JERSEY Changes in Ownership BAYONNE — Strand, transferred to Warner Bros, by Joe Herb Amusement Corp. IRVENGTON— Rex, transferred to Haring & Blumenthal by RKO. KEARNEY— Regent, transferred to Haring & Blumenthal by RKO. LYNDHURST— Ritz, transferred to Haring & Blumenthal by RKO. MAYS LANDING— Victoria, transferred t. J. Homer. NEWARK — Ironbound, transferred to Morris Feldman by Adler Realty Co.; Station, transferred to Sethas Amusement Co., Inc., by Station Theater Corp. RAHWAY — Rahway. transferred to Haring & Blumenthal by RKO. UNION CITY— (formerly Cortland), transferred to Transfer Corp. Opening MAYS LANDING— Victoria, by J. Homer. Closings ELMER— Elmer. FORT LEE— Fort Lee. NEWARK — Bergen and De Luxe. NEW MEXICO Change in Ownership LOVINGTON— Palace, transferred to T. A. Whelan and Joe Butler by C. C. Caldwell. NEW YORK Changes in Ownership ANGOLA — New Angola, transferred to Sylvester Graff by Mrs. F. A. Wiatrowski. AUBLTRN — Jefferson and Strand, transferred to Dominion Theater Corp. by Central N. Y. Theater Corp. BATH— Babcock, transferred to Dominion Theater Corp. by Central N". Y. Theater Corp. BINGHAMTON — Star and Symphony, transferred to Binghamton Theater Co. by Meco Theater Co.; Suburban, transferred to Meco Theater ( o. by Manny Theater Co. BUFFALO— Orpheum, transferred to A. H. Hawes by C. Cohen. CANANDIGUA— Playhouse, transferred to Dominion Operating Corp. by Central N. Y. Theater Corp. CORNING — Fox and State, transferred to Dominion < iterating Corp. by Central N Y. Theater Corp. CUBA — Peerless, transferred to D. i huso & Fay Plumer by U. B. Groves. FULTON— Auditorium (formerly Quirk), transferred to Wego Corp. by Publix. MT. VERNON — Westchester, transferred to Benam Amusement Corp. by Westchester Pictures, Inc. NEWARK — Capitol, transferred to Dominion Operating Corp. by Central N. Y. Theater Corp. NEW YORK Cm i MANHATTAN)— Broadway Open Air, transferred to 234th St. Airdome. Inc., by Marblehill Amusement Corp.; Renaissance, transferred to Renaissance Photoplays, Inc., by 2349 Seventh Ave. Corp. (BRONX) — Barnes, transferred to Barnes Airdome, Inc., by Moonbeam Amusement Corp.; Community, transferred to 22nd St. Airdome, Inc., by Distinctive Amusement Enterprises, Inc.; Bronxdale Open Air, transferred to Bronxdale Theater, Inc., by Apex Amusement Corp.; Miracle, transferred to I. A. D. Corp. by Digby Theater Co.. Inc. (BROOKLYN)— Lindy, transferred to Jason Amusement Corp. by Herman Goldman; Lido, transferred to Robert Justry by Odil Operating Corp.; Coliseum, transferred to Nelson & Rentier by Coliseum Amusement Corp.; Fortway, transferred to Fortway Holding Corp. by Randforce Amusement Corp. LONG ISLAND— (ARVERNE) — Boardwalk, transferred to Day Gold Theaters, Inc., by Carolyn, Inc. (HAMPTON BAYS)— Bays, transferred to Frank Moscato by James Poro. (JAMAICA)— Oarlton, transferred to Payton & Collins by Fine Arts Amusement Co. NIAGARA FALLS— Colonial, transferred to Stanley Mojeska by M. P. Kropolinski. OSWEGO— Capitol and Strand, transferred to Dominion Operating Corp. by Central N. Y. Theater Corp. ROCHESTER Monroe, transferred to Fennyvessy Enterprises by J. Kircher & Alex Dunbar. SYRACLTSE — Eckel, transferred to Schine Enterprises. Inc., by Skouras Bros. YONKERS — Terrace, transferred to Terrace Amusement Corp. by Terrace Theater Corp. Opening BRIGHTON BEACH. BROOKLYN. N.Y.C. — New Brighton (formerly legitimate), by Jacobson Bros. Closings AUBURN— Palace. BELMONT— Belmont. BELFAST— Strand. BUFFALO — Fillmore-Palace. CALEDONIA Family. CORTLAND— Paramount. LACKAWANNA—Liberty. LOCKPORT— Temple. NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN)— Cosmopolitan; Liberty; New Madison; Rex; Universal; Windsor. (BROOKLYN)— Alhambra. POUGHKSEPSIE— Rialto. SYRACUSE— Empire. RE YOU DRIVING AWAY THE TRADE k YOU WANT TO BRING IN O 'How can I reseat my theatre economically?" ^ to* £^ • Community patronage can be regained and retained by many theatres if owners will provide comfort and ease for audiences while seated. American Seating Company Makers of Dependable Seating for Theatres and Auditoriums General Offices: Grand Rapids, Michigan BRANCHES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES