Motion Picture News (Jan - Mar 1914)

THE MOTION PICTURE NEWS 49 Tfcs "Good Night" Slide Free A Scott and Van Altena Reproduction of 10color original. Very effective. Sent free to bona fide picture houses. Already requested from all parts of the country. If you want it write to-day. THE FISK RUBBER COMPANY, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Make Your Lobby Display Attractive There is nothing more fascinating to the public than a bright brass frame to display your photos or posters. We make Lobby and Theatre Fixtures and Brass Rails of every description. Don't fail to visit our complete Show Rooms at 101-103 4th Ave. New York, N. Y. Write for Catalog. The Newman Mfg. Co 717 Sycamore St. Cincinnati, Ohio BRANCH FACTORIES: 101 Fourth Ave., 106-108 W. Lake St. New York, N. Y. Chicago, 111. SCENARIOWRITERS' CLUB Become a member of this organization for your own advancement and benefit. Send your plays here. The usual rates, when requested, for typewriting and marketing your scripts. Criticism and advice on plot, construction, and how to make your play salable, free to members. Entrance fee, $2.00. COTTRTNEY WENTWORTH 123-129 West 44th Street, New York City TELEPHONE Bryant 4269 For Quick Repairs On Your Motion Picture Apparatus, New and Secondhand Economizers. GENERAL ELECTRIC UTILITIES CO. 145 West 45th St., N. Y. EVANS BOOKS BIG FEATURES With the view of negotiating for the Exclusive Supply Corporation's program, Nelson F. Evans, general manager of the American Feature ♦Film Company, of Toledo and Cincinnati, Ohio, has just returned home after a two weeks' stay in New York. Interested in exclusive rights in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, he surveyed the feature market exhaustively. Among the feature purchases consummated were those of "Demonyte" and "The Secret of Adrianople," of the Film Releases of America brand, also the Itala "Victory or Death." A hint dropped by Mr. Evans suggests the probability that within a short time he will establish offices in Cleveland and Indianapolis. Herbert Lubin, representing the International Feature Film Corporation, Ltd., of Montreal, Canada, has concluded arrangements with the Film Releases of America to handle their output in Canada, beginning with the three-reel subject, "Outlawed." EXCLUSIVE CHANGES ITS QUARTERS Inadequate quarters to handle their increased business has necessitated the removal of the Exclusive Features, Inc., to larger offices in the Masonic Building, Sixth Avenue and Twenty-third Street, New York City. The present offices of the Features are at 24 East Twenty-first street. Since their policy to release three features weekly became active the increased business has proved too large to be handled under the old conditions. Harry A. Samwick, general manager, lias purchased New York City and State and northern New Jersey rights on "The Ghost Club" and "Victory or Death." He states that the Exclusive Features will continue to control the local rights of Lewis Pennant and Union Features. GLORIA AMERICAN STATE RIGHT BUYERS The Gloria American Company, of 110 West Fortieth Street. New York City, has sold the following territory of "The Ghost Club," a six-reel production featuring Mario Bonnard : Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Oklahoma are now controlled by the Kansas City Feature Film Exchange, of Kansas City, Mo. New York City, New York State and northern Jersey are controlled by the Exclusive Features, New York City. California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico. Idaho and Montana are controlled by the Golgate Feature Service, of San Francisco, Cal. Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, and southern Jersey are controlled by the Mann Lewis Company, Philadelphia, Pa. A Chain of Theatres is the ambition of practically every new exhibitor. Many exhibitors, who opened their first theatre several years ago, have achieved that ambition. But they started right. They first studied every detail, big and little, of theatre management. We have remaining less than a hundred copies of "Picture Theatre Facts," an excellent book for new exhibitors. It is crowded with important information about every department of theatre operation. We will be glad to present copies of this valuable work to exhibitors who wish to become yearly subscribers to The Motion Picture News. Just clip this advertisement, pin it to a check, bill or money order for two dollars, and mail it to The Sales Division The Motion Picture News 220 W. Forty-Second St. New York City In writing to advertisers please mention "THE MOTION PICTURE NEWS"