Harvard business reports (1930)

Page scan 000212 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 #:
000212
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
Description:
Date Added:
August 29, 2024
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190 HARVARD BUSINESS REPORTS Exhibit 5 Production Program of Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation for 1929-1930, as Classified for Distribution 1929-1930 Paramount Productions (36) Paramount Personalities (29) Paramount Short Features Harold Lloyd* 3 Charles "Buddy" 52 Paramount Sound News Moran and Mack Rogers 104 Paramount Silent News The Marx Brothers 2 Maurice Chevalier The Dance of Life 3 Gary Cooper Two-reel Shorts Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu 1 Richard Dix 24 Christie Talking Plays The Vagabond King 2 Jeanne Eagels 6 Paramount Talking The Love Parade 3 Richard Arlen Comedies Glorifying the American 3 Nancy Carroll 30 Girl The Four Feathers 4 William Powell 4 Evelyn Brent One-reel Shorts 32 Paramount Talking Singing Acts 12 Screen Songs 6 Talkartoons Illusion 2 Ruth Chatterton The Virginian Applause The Children 1 Hungarian Rhapsody 1 Soul of France Greene Murder Case 50" Sweetie 4. Clara Bow 4 George Bancroft Pointed Heels Return of Sherlock Holmes Escape The Lost God Woman Trap Charming Sinners The Lady Lies Behind the Make-up Youth Has its Fling Fast Company Kibitzer Sarah and Son The Gay Lady * Produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation. A Paramount release. Commander Specials ranked third in quality and cost of production. As a rule the stories for these pictures were secured prior to the beginning of the production season. The casts of Commander Specials did not contain high-salaried stars; generally they were made up of well-known featured players, none of whom was advertised as the particular attraction. The average featured player earned $750 per week while working.3 Leader Specials were the company's highest quality regular feature pictures, and often were given extended-run exhibition. 3 See Motion Picture Almanac, 1929 edition, page in.