The motion picture almanac (1932)

348 The MOTION PICTURE ALMANAC 1932 FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS UNITED KINGDOM THE BIOSCOPE, William H. Mooring, editor. J. H. Beaumont, managing director. Faraday House, 8/10 Charing Cross Road, London, W. C. 2. Weekly. BOY'S CINEMA, Amalgamated Press, Ltd., Fleetway House, Farringdon Street, London, E. C. 4. Weekly. CINEMATOGRAPH TIMES, Cinematograph Exhibition Association of Great Britain, Broadmead House, Panton Street, London, S. W. I. Weekly. DAILY FILM RENTER AND MOVING PICTURE NEWS, Ernest W. Fredman, managing editor, 89-91 Wardour Street, London, W. 1. Daily. FILM REVIEW, W. G. Faulkner fj Co., Ltd., 72 Oxford Street, London, W. 1. Weekly. KINEMATOGRAPH WEEKLY, John Dunbar, managing editor, 93 Long Acre, London, W. C. 2. Weekly. TODAY'S CINEMA NEWS AND PROPERTY GAZETTE, Samuel Harris, chairman; L. H. Clark, editor; 80-82 Wardour Street, London, W. 1. Daily. FRANCE CINEMATOGRAPHIE FRANCAISE, 19. rue dc la Cour-des-Noues, Paris 20e. Weekly. COURRIER, CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE. 28. Boulevard St. Denis, Paris. Weekly. COMOEDIA, 51, rue St. Georges, Paris. Daily. CINE-EXPORT JOURNAL, 66 rue Caumartin, Paris. Monthly. L'ECRAN, 17, rue Etienne Marcel, Paris. Weekly. (Organ of French Exhibitors' Syndicate.) LA SEMAINE CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE, 48. Boulevard, Beaumarchais, Paris. Weekly. BULLETIN de la Chambre Syndicale Francaise de la Cinematographic (Official organ of the Film Board of Trade) 13 bis, rue des Mathurins, Paris. Monthly. GERMANY FILM KURIER (official organ of German Exhibitors' Association), Kothenerstr. 37, Berlin, W. 9. Daily. DER FILM, Ritterstr. 71, Berlin. S. W. 68. KINEMATOGRAPH, Verlag Aug. Scherl, Ximmerstr. 35/41. Berlin, S. W. 68. Daily and Weekly. LICHTBILDBUHNE, Friedrichstr. 225. Berlin, S. W. 48. Daily and weekly. REICHSFILMBLATT, Stallschreiberstr. 34, Berlin. S. 14. SUDDETTSCHE FILMZEITUNG. Pestalozzistrasse 1, Munich. Weekly. FILM MAGAZINE, Berlin. Weekly. ITALY I. CENEMA ITALIANO, Via Palermo 8, Rome. Periodical. L'ECO DEL CINEMA, Via S. Antonio 8, Florence. Monthly. IL CINEMATOFRAFO, Via Lazio 9. Rome. Fortnightly. CINE MONDO, Via Principe Oddone 20, Turin. Fortnightly. LA RIVISTA CINEMATOGRAFICA, Via Ospedale 4 bix, Turin. Fortnightly. KINES, Via Aurelians 39, Rome. Weekly. LA CINEMATOGRAFIA. Via S. Maurilio 20. Milan. Periodical. LA VITA CINEMATOGRAFICO. Via Pio Quinto 17, Turin. Monthly. IL CORRIERE CINEMATOGRAFICO, Via Pio Quinto, Turin. Weekly. CINEMA TEATRO, Via in Arcione 71. Rome. CINE GIORNALE. Via Sorgente 5. Trieste. Periodical. PICCOLO. BARI. Weekly. KINEMA. Via Fratelli Bronzetti 1. Milan. Weekly. L'ARTE DEL CINEMA. Via Alessandrini 20. Bologna. Weekly. BELGIUM CINEMA, 16 Courte rue de l'Hopital, Antwerp. FILM REVUE. 16. Courte Rue de l'Hopital. Antwerp. Weekly. SPECTACLES de la Scene de I'Ecran et de la Vie. 19, rue de Pepin, Brussels. Weekly. REVUE BELGE DU CINEMA, 64, Boulevard Emile Jacqmaine, Brussels. Weekly. CINEMA, 34 rue du Marche aux Poulets, Brussels. Weekly. BULLETIN DE L'ASSOCIATION CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE DE BELGIQUE, 109 rue Verte. Brussels. Monthly. BULLETIN DE LA FEDERATION BELGE CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE. 10, Place Rogier. Brussels. Fortnightly. NETHERLANDS NIEUW WEEKBLAD voor de Cinematografie, Nieuwe Mostraat 24, The Hague. Weekly. (Leading trade magazine.) KUNST EN AMUSEMENT, Douzastraat 1, Lekden. CINEMA EN THEATRE. Douzastraat 1. Leiden. DENMARK BIOGRAF-BLADEN (issued by the Joint Association of Danish Exhibitors) Nygade 3, Copenhagen. Bimonthly. NORWAY FILMEN OG VI, Oslo. FILM, Oslo. VILMREVY, Oslo. SWEDEN FILM JOURNALEN, Ahlen Akerlunds Forlag. Stockholm. Monthly and quarterly. SVENSK FILMTIDNING. Jutas Backe. 1. Stockholm. Bimonthly. BIOGRAFBLADET. Ostermalmsgatan 23, Stockholm. Monthly. FINLAND FAMA — Lattia, Sanduddsgatan 18, Helsingfors. Monthly. F1LMIATTA— Filmrevyd V. Henriksgatan 20, Helsingfors. Bimonthly. ELOKUVA, Hakasalmenkatu 1, Helsingfors. 21 per year. CZECHOSLOVAKIA "FILMOVY OFICIELM ORGAN Svazu Filmovcho Obehodu a Prumyslu," 31 Vodickova ul., Prague II. Monthly (official film journal of the Association of the Motion Picture Trade and Industry). "ZPRAVODAJ ZEMSKEHO Svzu Kinomajitelu v Cechach," Palac Feniz, Vaclavske nam, Prague II. Monthly. (Bulletin of the Association of Motion Picture Theatre Owners in the Province of Bohemia.) "STUDIO," 6.Purkynova ul. Prague II. Monthly. "INTERNATIONALE FILMSCHAU," Palac Lucerna, Vodickova ul. Prague II. Monthly. (International Film Review.) LICHTSPEILBUEHNE. 11 Teichgasse. Usti n. 1. Monthly. (Motion Picture Theatre.) FILMOVY KURYR. Palac Olympic Spalena ulice. Prague II. Weekly. (Film Courrier.) "CESKY FILMOVY EPRAVODAJ" Maceskuv Palac. Fochova tr., Prague XII. Weekly. (Czech Film Bulletin.) AUSTRIA DAS KINOJOURNAL. Neubaugasse 25, Vienna VII. MEIN FILM, Canisiusgasse 8, Vienna VII. OESTERR, Rilmzeitung, Neubaugasse 36, Vienna VII. SWITZERLAND CINEMA SUISSE organ of Swiss film renters, rue du Theatre, Montreaux. Bimonthly. SPAIN LA PANTALLA, Passeo de San Vicente 20, Madrid ARTE Y CINEMATOGRAFIA, Aragon 235. Barcelona. BIBLIOTECA FILMS. Valencia 234. Barcelona. EL CINE, Seneca 9 y 11, Barcelona. EL MUNDO CINEMATOGRAFIA. Valencia 200, Barcelona. BOLETIN de la Mutua de Fefensa Cinematografica, Espanola, Rambla de Cataluna 62, Barcelona. POLAND FINO DLA WSZYSTKICH. Wierzbowa 7. Warsaw. Bimonthly. KINO I TEATRE. Wspolna 54. Warsaw. Bimonthly. ESTONIA FILMILCHT, Juninga 1. Tallin. FILM, MOOD, TANTS, Aia 19, Tartu. HUNGARY MAGYAR SZINPAD. (The Hungarian Stage) Rokk. Szilard utca 18, Budapest VIII. MOZIHET (The Film Week) Pannonia utca 9. Budapest V. SZINHAZI ELET (Theatre Life) Erszebet Korut 29. Budapest VII. RUMANIA CINEMA B-DUL, Elisabeta 14. Bucharest. Bimonthly. REALITATEA ILLUSTRATA, Str. Const. Mille No. 7, Turkey. TURKEY SINEMA GAZETESI. Resimli Ay. Constantinople. Weekly. SOVIET RUSSIA KINO. Strastnaya PI. 2/42 Moscow. Weekly. AUSTRALIA EVERYONE'S (and Australian Variety and Show World). Gayne Dexter, editor-in-chief. Arthur Whitford, managing director, 102 Sussex Street. Sydney. THE FILM WEEKLY. Martin G. Brennan. publisher. Herbert Thompson, editor. Harris Kamlich, advertisement director. P. O. Box, 2608 EE, City Tattersalls Building, 199 Pitt Street, Sydney. TRADE AND FAN PRESS AARONSON, CHARLES S.: Editorial staff. Motion Picture Herald. b. New York City: e. public and high schools. Mt. Vernon, N. Y., and New York City; Columbia University (School of Journalism); m. Varied advertising experience, and newspaper work, last with New York Times on special assignments. Editorial department. Exhibitors Herald-World 1930, then present position. A LI CO ATE. JACK: Editor and publisher. The Film Daily, New York City; b. Seattle. Wash.. December 24. 1889; e. was graduated from Georgetown Law srhool (LL. B. In 1912); is married and has three children. Marshall Neilan Alicoate, Mary Patricia and Virginia Colleen. Wrote scenarios for one-reel pictures; became associated with the Washington Post as automobile editor, later on becoming the first motion picture editor of the same paper. He received his newspaper training on the Minneapolis Tribune, from there going to the Washington Herald. It was after this that he Joined up with the Post. He wrote a play called "Extra." which played at the Longacre theatre. New York, and was responsible for the book of "When You Smile," a musical tidbit that played the Central theatre. He is chairman of the Film Golf Tournament Committee, and chairman of the Film Dally Belief Fund. His hobbies aro travel and bridge. BEATON. WELFORD: Editor and publisher of Hollywood Spectator. Born In Orlllla. Ontario, Can., and educated In the public schools. Married. All his life in the newspaper business — reporter, editor, traveling correspondent, publisher. President of Pacific Ports, Inc., Seattle, Wash., In which he sold his interest in 1920, moving to Southern California. In March. 1926, he established Hollywood Spectator In Hollywood. BLACK, SAM: Editor-publisher, The Extra, 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. ; b. New York City, December 2, 1903; p. Michael and Anna Black; e. college; not married. Entered the newspaper and publishing field upon leaving law school. After working in various Eastern publishing houses he went West to enter the newspaper field, working on the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Examiner, and Los Angeles Becord. Upon leaving the latter in 1928 he started The Extra, a motion picture trade paper covering the Hollywood studio field, and has been with it since. BRITT, GEORGE: Staff writer. New York WorldTelegram; b. Millersburg, Ky., 1895; c. Duke University, Durham, N. C. General newspaper work; joined Paramount in August, 1927 : eo author with Heywood Broun of "Christians Only." Formerly handled publicity for Paramount-Publix Corporation at the Long Island Studio. BROWN. COLVIN: Vice president and general manager of Qulgley Publishing Company. Newspaper man and writer; successively publicity and advertising manager. Mutual Film Con).; associated with David P. Howells, foreign distributors; vice president, Thomas H. Ince Corporation; vice president, FBO; executive vice president, Pathe Exchange. Inc.; vice president and general manager. Quigley Publishing Company. BURKE, MARCELLA: Western Editor, Fawcett Publications. Screen Play Hollywood and Screen Book Magazine; b. Chicago, 111.; m. has three children. CLIFFORD, EDWIN S.: b. Elgin. 111.. September I. 1891; p. Attorney and Mrs. Eugene Clifford: e. public school and graduated from the Elgin high school in 1908. and read law at the John Marshall and Kent Law schools in Chicago; m. and has two children. Worked on editorial department of newspapers in Elgin. Aurora. Joliet and Waukegan, 111., and on the "Chicago Tribune," "News," and "Herald and Examiner." Became managing editor of "Exhibitors Herald" January 1. 1919. Made secretary of the Quigley Publishing Company in 1923. Became general manager of "Exhibitors Herald-World" at the time of merger January 1. 1928. At time of merger of Herald and News becamo Chicago manager of Quigley Publishing Co. and secretary and general manager of Chicagoan Publishing Co.. a subsidiary. Besides at 926 North Kenilworth parkway. Oak Park, 111. CRON, JAS. A.: b. Cedar Bapids, Iowa. Entered newspaper business. Louisville Herald, then Washington Herald. Left to go with Washington Post. Left Post for service in the Navy during the war. After war