Year book of motion pictures (1934)

Proportion of preferred stock and surplus of a subsidiary company applicable to minority stockholders * j g-> Deferred income: Profit on bonds and preferred stocks and bonds of subsidiary companies held in treasury, $187,715.01; miscellaneous, $91,566.91 '79 311 9 > ( apitjd Stock: Authorized, 1,000,000 shares of common stock of par value of $5 each; issued and outstanding, 904,846.5 shares including shares reserved for consolidation of fractional scrip outstanding 4 524 33? 50 Capital surplus arising from changing the par value of the capital stock from no par' value to $5 per share 33,044.850.92 earned surplus, per annexed statement 3 448 708 87 Contingent Liabilities: As guarantors and/or endorsers of mortgages of associated companies $077,487.09 . $75,892,265.37 STATEMENT OF CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS AND EARNED SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR ENDING AUG. 26, 1933 Net income liefore providing for amortization and depreciation, interest and miscellaneous charges . $2,615,624.89 IJeduct: Amortization and depreciation of properties, $3,15 7,883.09; interest expense, $1. 797,021.48; provision for investments in affiliated companies, $273,144.02 5,228,048.59 Net loss before other income and minority interests' share of profits $2,612,423.70 Deduct — Other income: Interest earned, $89,711.47; dividends received from affiliated companies, $72,166.71; miscellaneous income, $11,756.95 ■ 173,635.13 Net Loss before minority interests' share of profits $2,438,788.57 Add — Proportion of profits applicable to minority stockholders 315.03 Net Loss for the year ending Aug. 26, 1933, carried to earned surplus $2,439,103.60 Earned surplus, Aug. 27, 1932, $5,561,508.67; Add: Adjustment of income tax reserves of prior years $690,000; adjustment of other reserves in respect of prior years, $50,000; profit on redemption of bonds of the company and its subsidiaries, $334,666.06, total, $6,636,174.73; Deduct: Loss on sales or abandonments of properties, $129,183.85 ; provision for loss on guaranty of mortgage of an affiliated company, $546,730.71; net loss on miscellaneous investments and advances, $12,514.06; appropriation in respect of investment in an affiliated company, $59,933.64, total, $748,362.26 5,887,812.47 Earned Surplus, August 26, 1933, Carried to Balance Sheet $3,448,708.87 TECHNICOLOR, INC. Color Process Incorporated Sept. 12, 1922, in Delaware General Office, 15 Broad St., New York Company is engaged in the manufacture and developing of color film, also owns the cameras used in the shooting of color productions. Plants iocated in Hollywood and Boston. Capitalization: Common stock, no par, 700,000 shares authorized, 595,413 outstanding. Preferred stock. $.80 cumulative, 100,000 shares authorized, 17,425 shares in treasury. Dividends: None paid. Funded debt: None. Total assets as of Jan., 1933— $5,577,707. Current assets, $312,253. Current liabilities, $135,006. COMMON STOCK PRICE RANGE Earned Year High Low Per Sh. 1933 14 2$i D 1932 S'A V» $.77D 1931 15J4 1% 1.19D 1930 8654 S'A 1.31 1929 90 12 2.29 1928 .12 D — Deficit. TRANS-LUX DAYLIGHT SCREEN CORP. Screen and Projection Apparatus Incorporated Feb. 5, 1920, in Delaware General Office, 247 Park Ave., New York — Present company succeeded business established in 1915. Present corporate title adopted July 9, 1925. Capitalization: Common stock, $1 par, 1,000,000 shares authorized, 776,362 outstanding, 8,812 in treasury. Dividend : None. Total assets, following write off in 1932 of $5,011,896 in patents, $1,566,143. Current asset^, $544,444. Current liabilities, $43,994. PRICE RANGE OF STOCK Earned Year High Low Per Sh. 1933 (>'A 2VS 1932 354 YA $.13 1931 13J4 .36 1930 7Vs 4'A .60 1929 24 3 .67 1928 7 2'A .35 1927 SH VA .14 1926 14 6'A .07 901