The film daily year book of motion pictures (1950)

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4,800 Number of British Film Theaters Operating on Jan. 1, 1950 ( estimated ) Note: Of these. 414 are owned by Associated British Corp., 252 by Gaumont British. and 310 by Odeon. Average Weekly British Attendance ( estimated ) 28,000,000 London West End Admision Price Range 3 s. 9 d. to 11 s. 6 d. Average British Admission Charge Outside of London West End 1 s. 9 d. New U. S. Features Distributed in England in 1919 " 251 New British Features Distributed in England in 1949 121 Valuation of British Film Imports from the U. S. in 1949, and British Film Remittances to the U. S. in the Same Year ( estimated ) £6,000,000 British Film Production Cost Range £130,000 to £300,000 Annual Total Entertainment Tax Paid by British Film Theaters £38,500,000 U. S. Gross in Britain in 1949 ( estimated ) $ 60,000,000 Operations Cost $ 16,000,000 Net $ 44,000 000 Remitted $1 7,000,000-plus Frozen and Unexpended or Invested on fan. 1, 1950 § 6,000,000 Frozen Remittances in 15 Countries of British Producers as of fan. 1, 1950 ( estimated ) £770,840 (Of this total. Germ -ny led with £366.316. plus £1.400 in old marks, followed by Japan with £100.000). Number of British Films Registerd With the Board of Trade in 1949. ... 81 Number of Foreign Films Registered With the Board of Trade in 1949. . 283 Canada 1948 Canadian Film Theaters Gross 3 Canadian Film Theaters Gross, 1947-1933: 1947 $62,865,279 19 42: $46.461 .097 1937: $32,499,300 1946 $59,888,972 1941 : $41,369,259 1936: $29,610,300 1945 $55.430,71 1 1940: $37,858,955 1 935 : $27,173,400 1944 $53,173,325 1 939 : $34,010,115 1 934 : $25,338,100 1943 $52,567,989 1 938 : $33,635,052 1 933 : $24,954,200 Cana dian Film Rentals adian Film Rentals, 1947 1933: 1947 $19,464,706 1942: $13,892,093 1937: $9,471,100 1946 $18,652,892 1941 : $12,368,446 1 936 : $8,358,900 1945 $17,490,264 19+0: $11,445,167 1 935 : $7,404,500 1944 $16,516,073 1939: $10,315,500 1 934 : $7,370,200 1943 $15,163,355 1 938 : $10,21 8.700 1 933 : $6,797,600 1948 Canadian Film Theater Attendance Canadian Film Theater Attendance, 1934-1947: 1034. 107.354,509: 19.35, 117,520.795: 1936. 126,913.547 1937, 133,668.450: 1938. 127,381,280: 1939. 137.898.668: 1940. 15'. 590. 799: 1941. 161.677.731: 1942, 182.845,765; 1943, 204.677.550 1914. 208.167.180: 1945. 215.573.267: 1946. 227,538.798: 1947. 220.857,594. 1948 Total Canadian Film Theaters Drive-In Theaters in Canada in 1949 Canadian Film Theaters, 1933-1947: 1933, 792: 1934. 796: 1935. 859: 1936. 956: 1937. 1.044: 1938, 1,130 1939. 1.183: 1940. 1.229: 1941, 1.240 1942, 1,247: 1943, 1.265: 1944, 1.298; 1945. 1.323: 1946. 1,477; 1947, 1,693. Annaul U. S. Film Revenue from Canada (estimated) $ Annual British Film Revenue from Canada ( estimated ) 69,657 248 21,660,399 69,657,248 1,950 20 17,000,000 3,000,000 France Number of French Film Theaters as of Jan. 1, 1949 ( estimated ) 10,587 Breakdown: Permanent 35 mm. Theaters, 5.163: 16 mm. theaters, 5,424. Average Weekly French Film Attendance 8.000,000 French Film Gross for 1947-48 20,400,000,000 francs Number of French Film Studios in Operation 14 Breakdown: Paris, 11; Bordeaux, Marseille, Nice, one each. 85