The film daily year book of motion pictures (1930)

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Record Details:

Title:
The film daily year book of motion pictures
Date:
1930
Publisher:
New York : The Film Daily
Volume:
Year book of motion pictures (1930)
Leaf #:
0001087
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System and Year Book
Format:
Annuals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 01, 2024
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National-Film A.-G., Berlin SW. 48, Friedriclistr. 10. Naturfilm, Hubert Schonger, SW. 11, Anhaltstr. 7. Nero-Film A.-G., W. 8, Unter den Linden 21. Netropia-Film, W. 8, Unter den Linden 21. Nettl, Filmvertrieb, Dr. W., SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 235. Neuss-Film, Robert, SW. 11, Koeniggraetzerstr. 83, II. Nivelli-Film, W. IS, Konstanzerstr. 2. Olympia-Film, SW. 68, Friedrichstr. 37a. Omnia-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 237. Optima-Films Paul Schereschewski, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 7. Orpheum-Film Compagnie, W. 35, Genthinerstr. 9. Faramount-Film-Vertrieb, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 225. P. D.' C. -Filmvertrieb. W. 8, Krausenstr. 70. Phoenix-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 13. Phoenix-Film-Vertrieb, Ernst Kiesewetter, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 22. Photo Color Wolff Heide Film, N. 58, Kopen hagenerstr. 16. Pick-Film-Produktion, Lupu, SW. 68, Kochstr. 64. Pollack, Arthur F., NW. 23, Lessingstr. 14. Polo-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 218. Prometheus-Film-Verleih & Vertrieb, SW. 48, Hede mannstr. 21. Radio-Sing & Musikfilm, W. 8, Krausenstr. 69. Reichenberger-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 23. Reichmann-Film-Produktion, W. 8, Unter den Linden 20. Revue-Film, W. 50, Ansbacherstr. 52. Rey, Emilie van, NW. 52, Melanchtonstr. 8. Rhodos-Film, Willy Klix, Wilmersdorf, Wexstr. 22. Rhytmus-Film, W. 8, Krausenstr. 69. Richter-Film, Ellen, Halensee .Cicerostr. 2-6. Rosenfeld-Film, SW. 68, Markgrafenstr. 21. Russo-Film & Co., Komm-Ges., SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 27. Schedlinsky, Rudolph, Charlottenburg, Leibnizstr. 35. Shoninger-Film, Frederik, W. 8 ,Behrenstr. 67. Silva-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 250. Sirius-Farbenfilm. Steglitz, Berlinickestr. 11. Sokal-Film, R., SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 246. Sonja-Produktion, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 224. Star-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 12. Stark, Lothar, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 12. Stein-Film, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 24. Strauss-Film-Fabrikation & Verleih, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 23. Sued-Film, SW. 68, Friedrichstr. 207. Super-Film, SW. 68, Markgrafenstr. 21. Terra-Film A.-G., SW. 68, Kochstr. 73. Timon-Werbefilm, W. 8, Jaegerstr. 8. Tobis-Industrie, W. 8, Mauerstr. 43. Transocean-Film-Co., SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 225. Trianon-Film, SW. 11, Dessauerstr. 2. Tuchten, Harry, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 218. Uco-Film, SW. 68. Kochstr. 22-26. Universal-Film-Compagnie, W. 8, Mauerstr. 83-84. Universal Pictures Corporation, W. 8, Mauerstr. 83-84. Universum-Film A.-G., SW. 68, Kochstr. 6-8. Vita, Filmindustrie-Vertriebs-Ges., SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 24. Warner Bros. Pictures, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 10. Weinschenk-Film, Schoeneberg. Hauptstr. 151. Weltall-Film-Compagnie, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 218, III. Welt-Tonfilm-Fabrikation, W. 8, Unter den Linden 20. Weltvertrieb Charles Philipp, SW. 48, Friedrichstr. 218. Wengeroff-Film, SW. 48. Friedrichstr. 250. Werbefilm, W. 35, Genthinerstr. 32. Werbekunst Epoche Reklame, W. 50, Tauentzienstr. 14. Werbekunstfilm. A.-G., W. 8, Franzoesischestr. 8. Woerner-Film. Grunewald. Trabenerstr. 25. Zenith-Film, Wilmersdorf, Guentzelstr. 2. Cireece Agitation — None. Censorship — Controlled by Police Department and is governed by the Decree of July 29, 1927. (Balance same as last year.) Copyright Relations — Member of Berne convention. Protection for American films difficult because United States has thus far failed to recognize the republican regime. Competition — 50 per cent American. Production — Three features produced in 1928. Three features contemplated by Dag Film Company, during 1929. Taxes — Very high ; 65 per cent of gross receipts are turned over to the Government in form of taxes. Theaters — 224. Total seatage approximately 115,000. Fifty per cent of these are open air cafes or gardens. About 125 theaters are operated throughout the year. These 125 theaters have a seating capacity of approximately 60,000. Sound — -Only two known sound installations up to the present time. Development will be slow due to the language difficulties and the high cost of installing sound apparatus. Imports from U. S. A. — 1928 383,105 ft.; value $ 9,461 1929 (9 months) 677,688 ft.; value $12,490 Exports to U. S. A. — 1928 3,000 ft.; value $ 90 1929 (9 months) 13,124 ft.; value $ 400 DISTRIBUTORS AND IMPORTERS ATHENS American Films Co., Rue Lycourgho 11. Amoloshitis and Voulgaridis, Ods Eupolidos 14. Ananiades, A. B., Passage Banque dTndustrie. Anglo Hellenique Films Co., Rue Halcocondylis 37. Athena Film, Rue Rombis 22. Atlas Film, Rue de l'Academie 63. Cine Orient, Rue Edward Law 7, Dag Film, Metropole St. 1. Eastern Films Co., Rue de l'Universite 36. Fox Film Corp., Voulis St. 4. Iris Film, Rue Vissarionos 6. Margulies, Joseph, Rue Caningos 6. Mavrodemaki, L., Rue Tzortz 32 b. Photiades, Alex., Rue de l'Universite 36. Schneider, L., Rue Zefxidos 1. Segura, Leon, Cine Theater Tour Blanche. Sekeris, Michel, Passage Arsakiou 15. Simeonoglou. Rue du Piree 1. Yamalides, Freres, Rue du Stade 24. Guatemala Agitation — -None. Censorship — Under the auspices of the Ministry of Education. Competition — 90 per cent American films shown. Copyright Relations— Inter-American Copyright Conventions at Mexico City and Buenos Aires, Jan. 27, 1902, and Aug 11, 1910; ratified July 13, 1914, and April 9, 1908. Production — None. Taxes — High. New and used motion picture films are classified under No. 1992 of the Guatemala Import Tariff of July 1, 1919, and are assessed $1.50 a kilogram duty including the weight of the inner package, payable entirely in American currency, making about $0,682 a pound. In addition, there is a consular fee of 2% ad valorem collected by the Guatemalan consuls at ports of shipment on all shipments to Guatemala. Reimports free. In 1927 the taxation on theaters was 10% of the gross receipts from all theaters. At the end of 1927 it was increased to 15% for all theaters. Theaters all over the republic were closed for twenty days in January, 1928, as a protest against the increase in taxation. This closing however had no effect. Later the taxes were decreased to 10% 1G27