Motion Picture News (Apr - Jun 1914)

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Manufacturers of Lantern Slide Mats and Reel Bands Prompt Service Prices Right Best Goods 627 Greenwich Street, New York General Electric Company Building Telephone : Spring 8558 IN CORPORA TIONS Among the recent incorporations are the following: G. AND G. FEATURE FILM CO.— $2,500; moving picture films, amusement business. M. N. GoUos, G. N. Gollos, H. M. Gollos. CONSUMERS FEATURE FILM SERVICE, Chicago. — Capital, $2,500. Incorporators: Reuben Levme, B. Wilson More and Thomas Lindskog. At Augusta, Me.: BOSTON FEATURE FILM MANUFACTURING CO. — For the purpose of manufacturing, buying, selling and leasing moving picture films, with $150,000 cipital stock, of which everything is paid in. Officers: President and treasurer, E. M. Leavitt, of Winthrop. Certificate filed May 6, 1914. At Trenton, N. J.: ENGLEWOOD MOTION PICTURE CO., Englewood. — Moving pictures; $5,000; H. G. Fink, Englewood, H. A. Lapaugh, New York; L. D. Pfender, Cranford. At Indianapolis, Ind. : FOUNTAIN THEATRE CO., Tene Haute. — $5,000; shows. F. J. Rembusch, Shelbyville, Ind.; W. R. Beck, G. Rembusch. RIGHT OFF THE REEL "The Dream Ship," by Eugene Fields, is being produced by the American Film Manufacturing Company, direction of Harry Pollard. "Bess, the Detectress," a series of comedies featuring Bess Meredyth, is on its way and Bess is kept busy changing from one disguise to another. Myrtle Stedman, of Bosworth, Incorporated, who has been taking the leads in the Jack London pictures, is one of the several actresses on the operatic stag^e before going into pictures. The Vitagraph Company has arranged with Goldberg, the cartoonist of the New York Evening Mail, to furnish a series of comedies. Harry Pollard has purchased a new bungalow at Santa Barbara and to match this his auto is getting a new coat of enamel. A rumor that Louis Dittmaro, chief owner of the Majestic Theatre of Louisville, Ky., the largest and most profitable motion picture enterprise in this part of the country, is planning to open a new house in New .Mbany, Ind., just across the river, has not yet been confirmed. The Dixie Theatre, Russellville, Ky., will soon open with a seating capacity of 300. Six reels will be shown daily. The General program will be used. The Powell Lumber Company, Lewisburg, Ky., has started a moving picture theatre. It is operating three nights a week. Universal service is being used. A theatre for colored patrons only is to be opened at Bardstown, Ky., by the Rev. A. Madison. He has purchased a used Motiograph machine. Another house for negroes is to be conducted by R. E. Smith, Paris, Ky. The Preston Amusement Company, Louisville, is about ready to start its airdome for the season. Manager Groves has a 6-A Powers machine installed. The weather seems to have settled down, and the airdomes have a good opportunity to show to advantage. Carpenter & Johnson, Louisville, Ky., camera men, have ordered a new Motiograph machine and portable fireproof booth. They will handle news features and make a specialty of work tor commercial organizations. Harry Ellis, Eminence, Ky., has arranged to conduct a jjicture show in tlie opera house. When it was noised abroad in this city, recently, that the play "Quincy Adams Sawyer" was to be enacted for the "movies" at Sound Beach, Conn., a short distance from New Haven, about five thousand school children journeyed thither from New Haven, Bridgeport and other neighboring cities to witness ihc "fun." A squad of policemen was required to prevent the enthusiastic youngsters from crowding "into the picture." The film was exhibited at the "Bijou" Theatre in New Haven not long afterward, and attracted record-breaking crowds. CALEHUFF SUPPLYCO. dNC: CHAS. A. 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