Harvard business reports (1930)

Page scan 000138 from Harvard business reports

Record Details:

Title:
Harvard business reports
Date:
1930
Publisher:
New York : McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.
Volume:
Harvard business reports
Leaf #:
000138
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Motion picture industry
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 29, 2024
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n8 HARVARD BUSINESS REPORTS Besides being guided by experience, these men were influenced by letters received during the year from salesmen, exhibitors, and the general public, by the ideas expressed by others in the New York office, by suggestions received during the year from various sources, and by discussions among themselves. No compilation was made of the facts received from any of these sources. Exhibit 4 Questionnaire Submitted to Exchange Managers by Educational Pictures, Incorporated CIRCULAR LETTER 830 TO ALL BRANCHES JANUARY 27, 1927 MR. HAMMONS: The following questionnaire covers my suggestions for two-reel comedies and one-reel subjects for the "S" product for release 1927-28. TWO-REEL SUBJECTS 1. Should we continue releasing Mermaid Comedies? If So How Many? 2. Should we continue releasing Christie Comedies? If So How Many? 3. Should we continue releasing Juvenile Comedies? If So How Many? 4. Should we continue releasing Bobby Vernon Comedies? If So How Many? 5. Should we continue releasing Billy Dooley Comedies? If So How Many? 6. Should we continue releasing Jimmy Adams Comedies? If So How Many? ; 7. Should we continue releasing Tuxedo Comedies? If So How Many? 8. Should we continue releasing Lupino Lane Comedies? If So How Many? 9. How many two-reel subjects should we release in 1927-28? ONE-REEL SUBJECTS 1. Should we continue releasing Cameo Comedies? If So How Many? 2. Should we continue releasing Bruce Scenics? If So How Many? 3. Should we continue releasing Hodge-Podge? If So How Many? 4. Should we continue releasing Felix the Cat? If So How Many? 5. Should we continue releasing Curiosities? If So How Many? ! 6. Should we continue releasing Life Cartoons? If So How Many? 7. How many one-reel subjects of all kinds should we release in 1927-28?. 8. Should we continue releasing Kinograms? If So How Many? Note: How many single-reel cartoon subjects should we release? How many novelty one-reel subjects should we release? How many one-reel comedies should we release? Branch Manager