Year book of motion pictures (1925)

When Husbands Deceive Voices of the City Enter Madame 1923 Nobody's Money The Hunchback of Notre Dame Is Divorce a Failure? 1924 The Man Who Fights Alone WILLIAM WORTHINGTON 1918 Twenty-One Ghost of the Rancho Beloved Traitor 1919 Gray Horizon Man Beneath All Wrong Bonds of Honor Courageous Coward Heart in Pawn His Birthright His Debt 1920 The Tong Man The Illustrious Prince The Dragon Painter The Beggar Prince The Silent Barrier 1921 The Unknown Wife Beautiful Gambler The Greater Profit Opened Shutters 1922 Out of the Silent North Tracked to Earth 1923 Kindled Courage Bolted Door Fashionable Fakirs 1924 The Girl on the Stairs JOHN GRIFFITH WRAV 1921 Homespun Folks Beau Revel Lying Lips 1922 Hail the Woman 1923 Human Wreckage What a Wife Learned Soul of the Beast Anna Christie Her Reputation 1924 The Marriage Cheat HAROLD BELL WRIGHT 1919 Shepherd of the Hills FREDERICK WRIGHT 1318 The Mysterious Client For Sale ROBERT WULLNER 1922 The Wife Trap JAMES YOUNG Missing Mickey 1919 Gentleman of Quality Hornet's Nest Dawn of Understanding Temple of Dusk The Usurper Highest Trump Her Country First Rogue's Romance Man Who Wouldn't Tell The Wolf 1920 Daughter of Two Worlds A Regular Girl Notorious Miss Lisle 1921 Curtain The Devil Without Benefit of Clergy 1922 The Masquerader The Infidel Omar the Tentmaker 1923 Ponjola 1924 Welconle Stranger SEYMOUR ZELIFF 1923 Mysterious Witness The Valley of Lost Souls Afraid to Dr. Jim Go Straight Fight 191 r. White Man's Law Rose of Paradise GEORGE Z. ZIMMER 1920 Starvation LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS 1925 Arizona January 12 Arkansas January 12 California January Colorado January 7 Connecticut January 7 Delaware January 6 Florida April 7 Georgia June , Idaho January 5 Illinois January 7 Indiana January 8 Iowa January Kansas January 13 Maine January 3 Massachusetts January 2 Michigan January 1 Minnesota January 6 Missouri January 7 Montana January 5 Nebraska January 6 Nevada January 19 New Hampshire January 3 New Jersey January 8 New Mexico January 13 New York January 1 North Carolina January 7 North Dakota January 6 Ohio January 5 Oklahoma January 6 Oregon January 11 Pennsylvania January 5 Rhode Island January 1 South Carolina January 7 South Dakota January 7 Tennessee January 5 Texas January Utah January 12 Vermont January 7 Washington January 11 West Virginia January 14 Wisconsin January 14 Wyoming January In most, if not in all of these states, bills will be introduced directly affecting the motion picture industry. AMERICAN RY. EXPRESS DISTRIBUTION The Railway Express Film Transport Co. was organized in October and it was reported that the American Railway Express Co. was back of the move ; that distribution along the lines suggested by Walter W. Irvin, whose plan was awarded the $1,000 prize of the Motion Picture News, would be carried out. It is understood that the plan calls for the American Railway Express Company to erect a central exchange building in each of a predetermined number of key cities, probably about thirty all told. The releasing facilities of every distributor will be therein centered. There will be no interference with sales policies or salesmen. EQUIPMENT DEALERS OFFICERS H. J. Smith, president; Joe Hornstein, first vicepresident; Leo E. Dwyer, second; C. D. Strublo, third; R. M. Combs, fourth; Frank F. Barth, secretary, and B. A, Benson, treasurer. The Bureau of Associate members, representing manufacturers will have the following on the advisory board of the dealers' group : M. G. Felder, New York; J. R. M'cAuley, Chicago; W. L. Brendell, Cleveland and Will H. Hays, ex-ofricio. Associate Members Officers of M. P. Equiment Dealers Sam Liers, Arlington Heights, Ohio, President ; John Hertner, Cleveland, vice-president; J. W. Brenkert, Detroit, treasurer; L. M. Fulton, Chicago, secretary and the following new directors : Adele De Berri, J. E. McAuley, Chicago ; Irving Samuels, Allentown, Pa., and W. J. Newman, Cincinnati. THE MENACE OF ALLOCATION The most important development for the coming year so far as United Artists is concerned, is the completion of the program which we have mapped out. We have every reason to believe that during the coming year United Artists will take its place which it properly and justifiably deserves. We will have fifteen pictures fo'r reJoseph M. Schenck lease from the season be ginning next September-October. (Continued on page 279) 265