The Moving picture world (November 1924-December 1924)

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300 MOVING PICTURE WORLD November 22, 1924 One of a Series Moving-Picture Vhe Hamilton National Bank ROBERT E. WELSH ------- EDITOR Published Weekly by CHALMERS PUBLISHING COMPANY 516 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Telephone: Murray Hill 1610-1-2-3 Member Audit Bureau Circulation John F. Chalmers, president ; James P. Chalmers, Sr., vicepresident ; Alfred J. Chalmers, vice-president; Eliza J. Chalmers, secretary and treasurer, and Ervin L. Hall, business manager. Branch Offices: 28 East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago; W. E. Keefe, 1312 Stanley Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. Managing Editor — John A. Archer. Advertising Manager — Ben H. Grimm. Circulation Manager — Dennis J. Shea. Subscription price : United States and its possessions, Mexico and Cuba, $3.00 a year; Canada, $3.50; foreign countries (postpaid, $10.00 a year. Copyright, 1924, Chalmers Publishing Co. Copyright throughout Great Britain and Colonies, under the provisions of the Copyright Act of 1911. (All rights reserved.) Other publications: Cine Mundial (Spanish). Technical books. VOLUME 71 NUMBER 4 Features Editorial 299 Speaking Freely 301 Stories of the Builders — Adolph Zukor 302 News of the Week "Covered Wagon" Awarded Gold Medal as Best Picture of Year 305 Interstate Secretary Sees No Danger of Mid-West Circuit War .' 305 Both Win ! Preachers Move Pulpits to Theatres and Ashtabula Opens Sundays 306 Indications Are Congress Will Not Discuss Tax Until December, 1925 306 Report Shows Balaban-Katz Net Profits Exceed Last Year's by $100,000 306 Kunsky-Balaban-Katz Building in Detroit Proves Incentive 307 Marcus Loew Tells About George Walsh and "Ben Hur" 308 Tax Free Tickets Need Only Specify Admission Price, Washington Decrees 308 Southern Tier Theatre Company Officers Named 322 Fenway Theatre Surprises Boston by Reduction of Prices 323 Six Western Pennsylvania Houses Opened November 10 .' 324 Many Changes in Personnel of Tacoma, Wash., Company 326 Jackie Coogan's Signature to Contract Sought by English and German Film Men 339 Departments Selling the Picture to the Public 311 Exhibitor News and Views 319 Straight from the Shoulder Reports 327 Reviews 358 Pep of the Program 361 Index to Release 363 Projection 367 130 West 42nd Street The time to establish contact with a bank of service is NOW. Don't wait for the emergency, for the knock of opportunity on your door, and the sudden realization that the help of a strong bank is necessary. Take the first step now — and be prepared. At Hamilton National we urge you to make the acquaintance of the principal officers, we welcome the opportunity to keep in touch with your plans and development. When "the day" comes you will not be merely "one of many small depositors" — you will be one of a family of clients, one among friends. And Hamilton National will meet you with complete resources, sincere understanding, sound financial advice, and wholehearted cooperation. Hamilton National Bank 130 West 42nd Street (Bush Terminal Bldg New York City Open 9 A. M. till 10.30 P. M. Our Deposit Vaults — open at the same hours — are admitted to be the best equipped in the city.