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Langliam Productions, Ltd., Imperial House, 80
Regent St., W.l. London Film Productions, Ltd., 22 Grosvenor
St., W.l.
MacKane Productions, David, 3 Leicester Street, W.C. 2.
Moorland Productions, 12, D'Arblay Street, Ward
our Street, W.l. Mutual Pictures, Ltd., Film House, Wardour
St., W.l.
Nettlefold Prod., Archibald, Hurst Grove, Wal
ton-on-Thames. New Era Films, 26 D'Arblay St., W.l. Pathe Pictures, Ltd., 84 Wardour St., W.l. Sound City, Ltd., Littleton Park, Shepperton,
Middlesex.
Stafford Productions, John, Dorland House, 14-16,
Regent St., W.l. Stoll Film Co., Cricklewood Studios, Cricklewood,
Middlesex.
Triumph Film Company, Ltd., Triumph Film Studios, Crisp Road, London, W.6.
Twickenham Film Studios, Ltd., Alliance Studios, St. Margarets-on-Thames.
Warner Bros., First National Producers, Ltd., Teddington Studios, Teddington, Middlesex.
Welsh, Pearson Films, Ltd., 2-4 Dean St., W.l.
Westminster Films, Ltd., 186 Wardour St., W.l.
Windsor Sterling Co., Ltd., 62, Shaftesbury Avenue, London. W.l.
W. P. Films. 92 Wardour St., W.l.
Wvndham Films, Ltd., National House, 60-66, Wardour St., W.l.
Importers and Exporters LONDON
Australasian Films, Ltd.. Beacon House, 13 D'Arblay St., Wardour St., W.l.
Baer, M., 176 Wardour St., W.l.
British Dominion Films, Ltd. of Australia, Sentinel House, Southampton Row, W.C.
British & Overseas Film Sales, Ltd., 76 Wardour St.
Cattermoul, Cecil, Ltd., 143a Wardour St., W.l. Fried, A., 185a Wardour St., W.l.
International Variety & Theatrical Agency, Ltd., Daly's Theater Offices, 311 Lisle St., W.l.
Jamily, D., 12 D'Arblay St., W.l.
Levetus. Ltd., 194 Bishopgate, E.C.2.
Smith, S. W., 76 Wardour St., W.l.
Standard Film Agency, 26 St. Anne's Court, Wardour St., W.l.
Wainwright, J. G. & R. B., Ltd., Astoria House, 62 Shaftesbury Ave., W.l.
Distributors LONDON
Anima Film Co., 8 New Compton St., W.C. 2. Associated British Film Distributors, Ltd., 143,
Wardour St., W.l. Associated Production & Distribution Co., 193
Wardour St., W.l. B. & N. Films, Ltd., », Bruton Street, W. 1. British Lion Film Corporation, 76, Wardour
Street, W. 1. British United Film Producers Co., Ltd., 46
Brewer St., W.l. Butchers Film Service, Ltd., 175 Wardour St.,
W.l.
Columbia Pictures, 139, Wardour St., W.l. Equity British Films, Ltd., 167 Wardour St.. W.l. First National Film Distributors, Ltd., Warner
House, 135 Wardour St. Fox Film Corp., 13 Beners St., W.l. G. & L. Films, Ltd., 179 Wardour St.. W.l. Gaumont British Distributors, Ltd., Film House,
Wardour St., W.l. International Productions, Ltd., 101 Wardour St.,
W.l.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Ltd., 19-21 Tower St., W.C.2.
National Distributors, Ltd.. 22 Soho Square. W.l.
New Era Films, Ltd., 26-27 D'Arblay St., Wardour St., W.l.
P. D. Co., Ltd., 12 Great Newport St., W.C.2.
Paramount Film Service, Ltd., 166, Wardour St., W.l.
Principal Distributing Corporation, Regency
House. Warwick St.. W.l. Radio Pictures, Ltd., 2-4 Dean St.. W.l. Sherwood Exchange Film Agency, 191 Wardour
St., W.l.
Showman Films, 32 Shaftesbury Ave., W.l.
Standard Film Agency, 26 St. Anne's Court, Wardour St., W.l.
Sterling Film Co., Ltd.. 191 Wardour St., W.l.
United Artists Corp., Ltd., Film House, Wardour St.. W.l.
Universal Pictures Corp., Ltd., Film House,
Wardour St.. W.l. W. P. Films, Ltd.. 92 Wardour St., W.l. Wardour Films, Ltd., Film House, Wardour
St., W.l.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Ltd., 135 Wardour St.. W.l.
Zenifilms, Ltd., Regency House, Warwick Street, W.l.
Uruguay
Agitation — None against American films. The project to take all moving picture theaters under Government ownership and management has been shelved. A government-owned theater showed a series of French films for which it has contracted, but although this series met with popularity, it is not expected that the experiment will be repeated.
Censorship — Under Theater Inspection Department of the Montevideo City Government. Practically nil ; has not been invoked for years.
Competition — 65-75% American films shown.
Copyright Relations — Inter-American Copyright Convention, Buenos Aires, August 11, 1910. Ratified July 13, 1914.
Production— Restricted solely to newsreels on local subjects, and these not particularly successful. .
Taxes — Moderate. Importers having great difficulty obtaining foreign exchange. Films classed as luxury, practically all exchange granted for import of necessities. Importers must purchase exchange in "bootleg market" at prices running from 30 to 50% over official rate. No ship
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