The Film Daily (1936)

THE Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1936 'c&m DAILV n IS YOUR NAME LISTED ON THE HONOR ROLL? (Continued from Page 1 ) ng the roll mentally on all you folks who ought to be represented m this Honor Roll attached. We don't want to spoil your day by detailing a sob story about some individual case. Lots of these applicants for relief who are listed :an tell stories that would wring ;ears from a block of marble. Let it suffice that the Committee has nvestigated every case. The facts stated are found to be authentic. VTou can take our word for it that jvery dollar you give will be a godsend to some needy film man — ind every cent of every dollar is ipplied to the case. We know that you want to be isted on this Honor Roll. So why jut it off any longer? Send that :heck NOW. HONOR ROLL Iharles C. Moskowitz Jon Hancock II n Memory of Walter F. Eberhardt doe Streimer Bresson E. Smith Valter Reade Theaters !. W. Hammons i. J. Ochs ,3eorge Barnet jtose Karess /incent Sardi iam Cohen loan DuGuerny loe Fliesler \\\. Schneider [k M. Warner Sen Amsterdam vl. Van Praag V. f. Rodgers Morman C. Nicholson n Memory of II Felix Feist .ouis Frisch iamuel Rinzler Vinfield Andrus V J. Dash I Seorge Orth I Charles G. Whitehead ack Skirball | Alexander Film Co. I:. B. Hatrick Haskell M. Masters I'Chick" Lewis 1 Iharles M. Mersereau lack Levin lube Jackter lutgers Neilson Jen Solomon \rnold M. Picker Mbert Warner William Massce )avid Barrist Villiam Barnett rlerbert S. Berg Ted Curtis jay Emanuel E. C. Leeves [Joe Weil Eugene Picker Queen Feature Dave Weshner Nathan Hirsh ; Service I Arthur Eddy I I. A. Schiller | |E. M.Saunders 3abriel Hess I Prospect Press lack Trop f Maurice Kann I Irene F. Scott • (William R. Ferguson f C. C. Pettijohn f L. J. Schlaifer *■ J. A. Tanney (Albert O. Bondy David Bernstein ijos. R. Vogel Charles J. Sonin Silas F. Seadler Carl E. Milliken Morris Kmzler Paul N. Lazarus Marvin H. Schenck Isaac Weinberg Ben Shlyen H. D. Buckley Neighborhood Theater, Inc. Florence L. Strauss Emanuel Silverstone Dewey D. Bloom Dave Epstein Harold F. Hendee City Photo Engraving Corp. Milton Silver Louis K. Sidney Quigley Publications Irving Samuels Henry D. Behr Anonymous Nate Golden Dennis R. Smith Jack Alicoate Don Mersereau Edna Sussman Addie Dannenberg Ned E. Depinet Frank C. Walker Alan F. Cummings Richard Brady Leon Bamberger Jerome J. Cohen George Gerhard Sophie K. Smith Anonymous John A. Schwalm Edward McNamee Renee Carroll Chester B. Bahn Jimmy Sileo Edward Finney Bert Sanford, Jr. W. H. Clark W. A. Downs David Palfreyman Joseph F. Lee J. S. MacLeod Irving Lesser Kenneth O'Brien Toby Grudn Robert S. Wolff Emil C. Jensen William Brandt Harry Brandt Louis Brandt George Brandt Bingo Brandt Anonymous Arthur A. Lee Budd Rogers J. H. Seidelman Lewen Pizor Stella Hamlin Harry Shiftman In Memory of Irving Thalberg Neumade Prods. Oscar F. Neu ! L. A. Farrell Harry F. Shaw Hugo K. Kessler J. George Feinberg 1 J. H. Gallagher Paper Dedicated to Arlen Syracuse — Something new in the way of distinctions came to Harold Arlen when, visiting his family here, the Saturday Night Bugle spread a dedicatory line across the top of the first page. Arlen, now composing in Hollywood, is the son of the Rev. Samuel Arluck, cantor at the Temple Adath Yeshurun here. SEE FURTHER CONFABS ON GB IN NEW YORK (Continued from Page 1) rival of the Ostrer brothers from the coast. They stated that they would remain in New York until after the Christmas holidays. As they arrived at Grand Central Terminal, both Ostrers declined to discuss any phases of the deals under discussion. Kent is due to leave Hollywood today by train for the East and Schenck returns Monday, next week. Although no official statements have disclosed the nature of the Ostrer proposals, recently coast reports from well-informed sources said that the GB executives are trying to work out an arrangement under which a holding company would be formed with 20th Century-Fox, Loew's and the Ostrers holding equal interests. Otterson and Anderson To Testify in Erpi's Probe (Continued from Facie 1 ) called when the Federal Communications Commission resumes its investigation of Erpi activities here on Monday, Dec. 21, at 45 Broadway. Present Erpi officials have also been summoned. Samuel Becker, F. C. C. counsel, will conduct the investigation. NEW BOOKS Philly Variety Club's Dinner Aids Charities Philadelphia — Second annual dinner of Variety Club, Tent No. 13, attracted an attendance of 1100 here Sunday night at the Bellevue Stratfor Hotel affair. Out of towners included Joseph Bernhard, Ed Peskay, William F. Rodgers, Arthur Lee, Louis Nizer, Charlie Pettijohn, Frank C. Walker, Truman Talley, Nate Blumberg, Ed Sullivan, Governor George H. Earle, Governor Harold Hoffman of New Jersey, among others. Ben Amsterdam was installed the new chief barker. Gifts were given to retiring Chief Barker James P. Clark as well as to Amsterdam. George Jessel was master of ceremonies, with J. C. Fippen, ringmaster. A stage show, in addtion to the speech making, highlighted the event, with $1000 contributed to aid four unfortunate children in fighting infantile paralysis, as last year. Other charities will also benefit in the future after all the receipts are in. Affair was the biggest in any Variety Club Tent's history. LAW OF THE STAGE, SCREEN AND RADIO Including Authors' Literary Property and Copyright in Drama, Music, Photoplays and Radio Script, etc., by Roger Marchetti of the Los Angeles Bar. Published by SuttonHouse, Ltd., San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York. 476 pages. The author of this complete, ready reference volume for stage, motion picture and radio lawyers, executives and writers is a wel-known coast attorney whose practice has embraced the many legal angles of motion picture pi-oduction. His book covers practically every law situation that might develop relative to stage and screen production and radio broadcasting. It is presented in ordinary, straight-forward English, avoiding all legal, technical phraseology aside from quotations of law cases and court decisions, and is therefore easily understandable by the layman in legal matters. It should find a place on the shelf of every lawyer, producer and writer in the three fields it covers so admirably. Copyright, which is a fundamental consideration in the amusement field, is logically dealt with first, in a comprehensive historical survey and in its development as affecting the three most popular branches of that field. A fifth of the volume is given to this subject and its ramifications. A complete section is devoted to the regulation, licensing and censorship of stage, screen and radio. Other sections deal with defamation, the invasion of personal rights and of the right of privacy; with the performing artists and their contracts; the distribution of films; the theater and its operation; and radio entertainment. The mutual duties and responsibilities of exhibitors, theater managers and their patrons are fully covered. The book is well considered and authoritative; laws and court decisions and other sources of information are covered in ample footnotes. A valuable part of the volume is the comprehensive, elaborately subdivided chapters in the table of contents and the index. Type is clear and large. A pocket is provided on the back cover for supplements that may be issued from time to time to keep the subject matter up to the latest rulings and legislation in the three branches of the amusement field. The book is an admirable incursion into a field which has hitherto not been covered and should prove indispensable to producers, artists and exhibitors and their attorneys. — L. H. M. IT'S ON THE WAY Film Daily Year Book Of 1937 —MORE PAGES —MORE INFORMATION —MORE ADVERTISING —MORE EFFICIENT —MORE ATTRACTIVE —MORE EVERYTHING De Vries Rites Today Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the Central Funeral Chapel for Sol P. De Vries, 63, Winter Garden treasurer and for 24 years treasurer of the Treasurers Club of America. Two brothers and a sister survive. It is the Recognized Standard Book of Reference of Motion Pictures and has been for the past — EIGHTEEN YEARS Published b\ 1650 Broadway. N. Y. C.