Kinematograph year book (1935)

Record Details:

Title:
Kinematograph year book
Date:
1935
Publisher:
London : Kinematograph Publications Ltd.
Volume:
Kinematograph year book (1935)
Leaf #:
000148
Language:
English
Collection:
Year Book and Global Cinema
Format:
Annuals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
July 04, 2024
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124 The Kinematograph Year Book. Title of Film. NOVEMBER 28. College Capers His Lucky Day Super Stupid . . Art for Art's Sake Trailing Along. . Registered by. . G.-B.D. .. . Radio Maker's name. Length feet). No. Educational Film 1,745 F. 10909 Corp. of America. .. 1,744 F. 10910 Amedee J. Van Beuren. R.K.O. Corp. 1,707 F. 10911 589 F. 10912 1,929 F. 10913 NOVEMBER 29. The White Parade . Elinor Norton When Strangers Meet Poisoned Ivory Wednesday's Child . Superstition of the Black Cat, V. 4-1. Fox Wardour Radio Paramount Fox Film Corp., Inc. Liberty Pict.Corp. R.K.O. Corp. . . Paramount Inter. Corp. 7,598 F. 10915 6,640 F. 10916 6,422 F. 10917 1,916 F. 10918 6,098 F. 10919 747 F. 10920 NOVEMBER 30. Dangerous Corner Along Came a Duck Radio If This Isn't Love . . „ Old Shep . . . . M-G-M Hollywood on Parade (series) : — Hollywood on Parade, A.B.F.D. No. 1. Hollywood on Parade, No. 2. Hollywood on Parade, „ No. 3. Hollywood on Parade, „ No. 4. Hollywood on Parade, „ No. 5. Hollywood on Parade, „ No. 6. Beyond the Border . . „ The Desert Outlaw . . „ R.K.O. Corp. . Amedee J. Van Beuren R.K.O. Corp. . M-G-M . . Brit. & Con. Trad. Co. Monogram Corp 5,991 F. 10922 803 F. 10923 1,939 F. 10924 779 F. 10925 1,030 F. 10926 982 F. 10927 1,029 F. 10928 971 F. 10929 1,026 F. 10930 950 F. 10931 5,473 F. 10932 5,360 F. 10933 LATER ADJUSTMENTS. In the course of the year certain corrections have been published concerning details in the length, title or description of films registered. Where these alterations affect films in the 1934 list, the necessary corrections have been made ; appended we give notification of alterations which affect films registered on earlier dates. ALTERATION OF LENGTH, ETC. Original Registration No. Title of Film. The Rainbow Man (Equity British) The Great Gabbo (Equity British) Der Hauptmann von Koepenick (The Cap tain of Coepenick) (Int. Prod.) Our Fighting Navy (Butcher) City of Song (Sterling) The Silver Cord (Radio) The Ghost Camera (Radio) . . Home, Sweet Home (Radio). . ***The G.-B.-D. film entitled (F6446), has been altered to " Romance Sentimentale, F. 2538 F. 3143 F. 7,703 Br. 8800 Br. 5215 F. 8985 Br. 9003 Br. 9201 The Silver Lining," Length (feet). 8,887 8,682 9,302 5,620 8,910 6,787 6,139 6,502 Length as Altered (feet). 7,000 8,000 7,700 5,250 6,500 6,220 6,061 6,465 registered length 1,128 feet registered length 1,849 feet. ♦/The title of the Warner film "Voltaire" (F. 9146) has been altered to "The Affairs of Voltaire." ***The title of the First National film " The Dangerous Age " (F. 9329) has been altered to " Dangerous Days." %* The title of the M.G.M film, " The Prize Fighter and The Lady " (F, 9505) has been altered to " Everywoman's Man." Gene Stratton-Porter's "Laddie" from Radio, of course!