Motion picture studio director and trade annual (1920)
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
auction manager; Henry Clive, art director; Cliff Elfeldt, Reggie Lyons, directors; John Meighan. master of properties.
Chaplin-Mayer Pictures Company, 2 West 45th st., N. Y. C. Louis B. Mayer, president; Bennie Ziedman, vice-president; J. Robert Rubin, secretary and treasurer; Arthur H. Rosson, director; A. G. Kenyon, George Hall, directors; William Shav, film editor; Jack Neville, publicity; George Hopkins, art director; Antonio Gaudio, Hal Rosson, cameramen. Studio, 3800 Mission road, Los Angeles, Cal.
Character Pictures Corporation, 17 West 42 nd st., N. Y. C. Albert W. Plummer; Charles W. Buck; David Shapiro. .
Emil Chantard Pictures Corporation, Fort Lee, N J. Emil Chautard. Studio, Fort Lee, N. J.
C. Li. Chester Productions, Inc., 120 West 41st st., N. Y. C. C. L. Chester, president; H. H. Caldwell, vice-president; Katherine Hilllker, secretary; Raymond S. Harris, sales manager and advertising; Katherine Hilliker, editor of productions. (See also Outing-Chester Pictures.)
Christie Film Company, 6101 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Al E. Christie, president; C. H. Christie, treasurer and general manager; Fred L. Porter, vice-president and secretary. Department heads, Al E. Christie, director of pictures; Scott Sidney, director of pictures; William Beaudine, director of pictures; W. Scott Darling, editor of scenario dept.; Frank R. Conklin, Keene Compson, Jack Jevue, Nan Blair, Harry Loos, scenarios; Pat Dowling, publicity and advertising. Studio, 6101 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Christie Comedies are released through the following independent exchanges— Peerless Film Service Co., San Francisco; Peerless Film Service Co., Los Angeles; The Greater Features, Inc., Seattle; Celebrated Players Film Corp., Chicago; First National Exchange. Inc.. New York; First National Exchange, Inc.. Buffalo; Quality Film Co., Inc., Pittsburgh; Electric Theatre Supply Co.. Philadelphia; E. & H. Film Distributing Co., Atlanta; American Feature Film Co., Boston; American Feature Film Co., New Haven; R. D. Lewis Film Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. ; R. D. Lewis Film Co., Dallas; Standard Film Service •Co., Cleveland; Capital Film Service, Ine., Washington; Standard Film Service Co., Detroit; Standard Film Service Co.. Cincinnati; Standard Film Corp., St. Louis; Supreme System, Inc., Minneapolis; First National Exchange, Vancouver, B. C; Crescent Film Co., Kansas Citv; A. H. Blank Enterprises, Omaha; Mid-West Distributing Co., Milwaukee; Famous Players Film Service, Toronto; Arrow Photoplays Co., Denver; Reginald Warde, New York; S. A. Lvnch Enterprises, Atlanta; Enterprise Distributing Corp., New Orleans; Enterprise Distributing Corp., Dallas; Capital Film Service, Inc.. Baltimore.
Cinema Classics, Inc., 32 West 47th St., N. Y. C. H. C. K. Mattison, president; Joel F. Seedoff, vice-president and treasurer; M. L. Fulton, secretary.
Cinema Distributing Corporation, 220 West 42nd St., N. Y. C. Paul H. Cromelin, president.
Clark-Cornelius Corporation, The, 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C. William J. Clark, president; L. A. Cornelius, vice-president; S. J. Rollo, secretary; H. C. Cornelius, treasurer; Walter K. Plumb, general manager; Colvin W. Brown, assistant treasurer. (See also Exhibitors Mutual Distributing Corporation.)
Classical Motion Picture Co., Inc., 130 West 46th st., N. Y. C. Hopp Hadley, president; W. L. Russell, treasurer; Lynn S. Card, secretary.
Cloverio Film Company, Lents, Portland, Ore. Hector Cloverio, sole owner and supervisor. Department heads — Joseph Grant Kelly, Jr.. publicity: Louis Hodes, scenario editor; George Speer, photography department. Studio, Lents, Portland, Ore.
Chine Film Producing Company, 547 So. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. I. M. Newman, president; A. S. Brown, vice-president; O. K. Evans, president and treasurer.
Lew Cody Film Corporation, Glendale, Cal. L. J. Gasnier, president and general manager; Lew Cody, vice-president; Sydney Cohan, treasurer and sales manager; G. Bardet, secretary; Kenneth A. O'Hara, studio manager. Studios. Astra Studios, Glendale, Cal., and 1 Congress St., Jersey City, N. J. (See also Astra Film Corporation.)
Jack and Harry Cohan, 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C. (See also Hall Room Boys Photoplays, Inc.)
Columbus Photoplays Company, Exchange Bldg., Columbus. Ga. Col. H. Hamilton, director general; R. E. L. Golden, treasurer; Mrs. J. B. Smith, manager.
Comique Film Corporation, 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C. Joseph M. Schenck, president and treasurer; Lou Anger, general manager; Jean Havez, Harry Williams, scenarios. Studio and western offices, Culver City, Cal. (See Roscoe Arbuckle Comedies.)
Commonwealth Film Corporation, 1600 Broadway. N. Y. C. Sam Zierler, president and general manager.
Commonwealth Pictures Company, 220 So. State St., Chicago. 111. H. A. Spanuth, president; John Keane, vice-president; Dana Spanuth, secretary and treasurer. Department headsHenrietta Burr, booker; Edith Conrad Beale, editor. Studio, 1333 Argyle St., Chicago, 111.
Community Productions, The, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Christine A. Bowles; Mary W. Fry; Elizabeth Miller; Warren D. Foster; William H. Foster; Ernest H. Smith; Forrest Izard.
Consolidated Film Corporation, 738 So. Olive St., Los Angeles, Cal., and 90 Golden Gate ave., San Francisco, Cal. Marion H. Kohn, president.
Continental Pictures Corporation, 14S2 Broadway. N. Y. C. Fred L. Wilke, president; E. Lanning Masters, special representative. Chicago office, Suite 922, 208 So. La Salle st.
Corona Cinema Company, 901-903 Baker-Detwil.r Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. F. E. Keeler, president; I. W. Keerl, vice-president.
Cosmofotofilm Company, 220 West 42nd St., X Y C. E. H. Cromelin, president; E. C. Wallace, treasurer and general manager.
Cosmopolitan Films, Willemsen & Company, 428 Camp St., New Orleans, La.
Cosmopolitan Prodnctions, International Film Service, 729 Seventh ave., N. Y. C.
Creation Films, Inc., Cliffside, N. J. K. Hoddy Milligan, president; B. D. Biggerstaff, vicepresident; C. C. Shively, treasurer; C. R. Konig, secretary. Department heads — K. Hoddy Milligan, general manager; B. D. Biggerstaff, scenario; Frank C. Beetle, publicity; B. H. Milligan, sales. Pictures distributed through Capital Films Co., Consumers Bldg., Chicago. 111.
Crest Picture Corporation, Times Bldg., N. Y. C. Carle Carlton, general manager.
Cromlow Film Laboratories, Inc., 220 West 42nd St., N. Y. C. Paul H. Cromelin, president; Allan A. Lownes, treasurer and general manager. Laboratory, 62 Standish ave., West Orange, N. J.
Cropper Distributing Corporation, The, 207 So.
Wabash ave., Chicago, 111. Ross C. Cropper, president; George West.
Crystal Film Company, Longacre Bldg., Room 815, and 430 Claremont Parkway, N. Y. C. Joseph A. Golden, president; A. Alperstein, treasurer. (Also Allgood Pictures Corporation.)
Cuckoo Comedies, care of Mark Dintenfass, 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C.
Cathrine Curtis Corporation, Los Angeles, Cal. Cathrine Curtis, president; George M. Taylor, vice-president; Dorman T. Connet, secretary and treasurer. Cathrine Curtis, Albert L. Judson, Reese Llewellyn, William Dewey Loucks, E. R. Pirtle, Malcolm McLellan, Robert N. Simpson, Arthur F. Spaulding, George M. Taylor and George J. Whalen compose board of directors'. Loucks & Alexander, counsel, New York office, 120 Broadway.
Curtiss Pictures Corporation, 33-35 West 42nd St., Aeolian Hall, N. Y. C. L. Roy Curtiss, president; Henry C. Rahe, general manager.
Curwood-Carver Productions, Inc., 6 West 48 th St., N. Y. C. R. C. Thomas, president; Ernest Shlpman, manager; James Oliver Curwood, director; H. P. Carver, managing director; cars of First National Exhibitors Circuit.
Grace Davison Productions, c/o Pioneer Film Corporation, 130 West 46th st., N. Y. C.
Carter DeHaven Comedies, Hollywood, Cal. Carter DeHaven, c/o Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, 485 Fifth ave., N. Y. C.
Deitrich-Beck, Inc., 135 West 44th St., N. Y. C.Theodore C. Deitrich, president; Arthur F. Beck, treasurer; Thomas F. Macmahon, secretary. Studio. Leah Baird Studio, Cliffside, N. J. (See also De Luxe Pictures, Inc.)
Delcah Photoplay Company, L. A. Investment Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Joseph Montrose, general manager.
De Luxe Pictures, Inc., 135 West 44th St., N. Y. C. Theodore C. Deitrich, president; Doris Kenyon, treasurer; William Chilvers, vice-president and