The Motion Picture Almanac 1929 (1929)

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Record Details:

Title:
The Motion Picture Almanac 1929
Date:
1929
Publisher:
Chicago : Exhibitors Herald-World
Volume:
The motion picture almanac (1929)
Leaf #:
000153
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Yearbook
Collection:
Year Book
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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1929 The MOTION PICTURE ALMANAC 149 IN WHO'S WHAT MOTION PICTURES Hcrt^with is presented the executive personnels of companies producing and distributing motion pictures {both silent and sound), the exchanges ayxd foreign offices, the personnels of studios, including contract players, writers, directors, cam^ eramcn, etc., and the personnels of organizations within the industrv. Advance Trailer Service Corporation 111 W'fstchvstir SifuariPhone: Westchester 2997 New York City PRESIDENT Isador Schwartz GENERAL SALES MANAGER Walter J. Freudenberger EXCHANGES New York City. 729 Seventh avenue. Chicago. 845 South Wabash avenue Los Angeles. 1928 South Vermont avenue AmerAnglo Corporation Ti'I St ft nth a v nur Phon f : Bfiia jj t 60S 7 New York City PRESIDENT Arthur A. Lee SALES MANAGER William F. Barrett MANAGER. NON-THEATRICAL DEPA MENT Joseph Partridge BUSINESS MANAGER Clinton M. White LATIN AMERICAN DEPARTMENT Fernando C. Tamayo Amkino Corporation Reprisctitini/ "Sovkino" of Moscoiv 72.i Seventh avenue. Phone: Bryant 767 S Netr York Citu HANDLING PICTURES FROM— Central Ru.^sia (R. S. F. S. R.) Sovhino, Moscow Mejrabpomfilm. Moscow Gosvoenkino, Moscow Tchuvaahkino-Chebokasari Ukraine Wufku White Russia Belgoskino Transcausa'iia Gruzfjoskino, Tiflis Asgoskino. Baku Armenkino, Erivan Central A^ia Uzbckfioskino Art Class Pictures Corporation iJjiO Broadway Phone: Bryant 3S71 New York City PRESIDENT in chatfic of foreiijii dcijurt iiient Max Weiss VICE PRESIDENT in chartic of production Louis Weiss COMPTROLLER Adolph Weiss SALES MANAGER Max Cohen Automatic Ticket Register Corporation 723 Seventh avenue Phone: Bnjant UUG3 New York City VICE PRESIDENT A. C. Seebeck TREASURER Edgar S. Bowman EXCHANGES Dealers all over the country. London Office, 197 Waidour street (Aulomaticket, Ltd.) Brenda Pictures Corporation IJO ir..s-/ .'t^nd s.tre''t New York Citii PRESIDENT Walter E. Greene, 130 West 42nd street. New York City TREASURER Louis Rosenberg, 27 School street, Boston. Mass. EXCHANGES New York City. J. H. Hoffberp Co.. Inc.. 1650 Broadway. STATE RIGHT EXCHANGES handUnij "The Port of Mi:isin(! Girls.'* Bottton. Mass.. American Feature Film Coni37 Piedmont street. New York City. First Divi.sion Pictures. 11? Seventh avenue. Charlotte. N. C. Carolina Theatre Supply Company. Toronto. Canada. Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd.. 21 Wilton square. Detroit. Mich., Messrs. Ben and Lou Cohen. Colonial Theatre buildinir. Cleveland, Ohio. Independent Pictures. Film Exchange building. Dallas. Texas. Liberty Specialty Film Distributing Corporation. 304 South Harwood street. Kansas City. Mo.. Liberty Film Exchange, 1818 Wyandotte street. St. Louis. Mo.. Premier Pictures Corporation, .3308 Olive tstreet. Philadelphia. Pa., Masterpiece Film Attractions. 1329 Vine .street. Chicago. Acme Educational Film Service, 736 South Wabash avenue. Los Angeles. Supreme Film Company, 1922 South Vermont avenue. Los Angeles. Goodwill Exchanges. 1936 South Vermont avenue, Owatonna. Minn., Mrs. Maud Riggs. Omaha, Nebr., Joe Smith. Loyal hotel. Thermopolis. Wyoming, B. W. Ritchie. William H. Bristol Talking Picture Corporation PRESIDENT William H. Bristol TREASURER Harris Whiltemore, Jr. SECRETARY Terrcnee F. Carmodv EXCHANGES New York City, Gotham-Bristolphone Service Corporation, 1650 Broadway. Chesterfield Motion Picture Corporation l.jiO Broadway Phone: Bryant 688^ New York City PRESIDENT George R. Batcheller PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Lon A. Young OFFICE MANAGER Bert Scobel EXCHANGES Boston, Mass., Consolidated Films, Inc., 14 Piedmont street. Buffalo. N. Y.. Ch.^se Pictures Corporation. 505 Pearl street. Cleveland. Ohio. Standard Film Service, 600 Film building. Cincinnati, Ohio. Standard Film Service. Broadway Film building. Pittsburgh. Pa.. Standard Film Service, lOlS Forbes street. Detroit, Mich., Standard Film Service. 2310 Cass avenue. Chicago. B. N. Judell, 810 South Wabash avenue. Toronto, Ont.. Film de Luxe, 21 Wilton square. Dallas, Texas, Home State Film Company. Film Exchange building. Little Rock. Ark.. Home State Film Company.