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Page Sixteen
THE FILM MERCURY, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926
Hollywood, Calif.
NEW YORK WRITERS
ENGAGED BY LLOYD
A Seymour Brown and Bennett Burt, who are the authors of a number of Broadway shows, including “The Florida Girl,” “A Modern Eve” and others, have been engaged by Harold Lloyd to aid in devising new gags and lines for his next picture. Brown and Burt are now staying at the Hollywood Plaza Hotel.
West Coast Theatres Ask
Million Dollar Stock Issue
The Corporation Commission will be asked to grant a permit to West Coast Theaters to issue $1,250,000 treasury stock, according to Adolph Ramish, former stockholder in the company and a figure in the recent conferences here between Michael and A. L. Gore, William Fox and representatives of First National.
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A New
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WILL MAKE ITS APPEARANCE ONE DAY THIS WEEK AT
EACH STUDIO
WATCH FOR It
Star Motor Co. of Calif.
5610 HOLLYWOOD RLVD. GLadstone H56
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ALBERT A. KIDDER,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Artists, Directors and Independent Producers
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GRanite 0243 Hollywood
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Hal Kane's Opinion
Note: — This is the seventh of a series of articles supporting my opinion as to who are the ten men who have given most to the Motion Picture Industry.
—HAL KANE.
ADOLPH ZUKOR
Mr. Zukor is one of the really great men of the picture industry because of his great foresight in grasping the greater importance of exhibition as compared to the production of Motion Pictures.
He built his activities on a modern, proven sound basis; that is, that economic pressure is gradually bringing about a monopoly of all business. Many stumbling blocks will be placed in his way, just as they have been placed in the way of all big business, but Mr. Zukor will carry on because of his original vision in gaining control of distribution and exhibition.
Adolph Zukor is to exhibition what Irving Thalberg is to production.
HAL KANE Address Box Z,
620 TAFT BUILDING
Eighth Argument Next Week
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