The Billboard 1916-09-09: Vol 28 Iss 37 (1916-09-09)

SEPTEMBER 9, 1916. The Dillboard Motion Picture Produciaz Companies cago; studto, Santa Barbara, Cal. Arrow Film Corp., 1475 Broadway, New York; studios, 220 School st., Yonkers, N. Y. — Amusement Producing Co., Long Beach, al. Biograph, 807 B®. 175th st., New Yor! Sete Photoplays, Inc., Weabdar a at 48th st., New York. Seem, Bese, Film Corp., 1476 Broadway, ew Monmouth Film Corporation, Brokaw Building, Broadway and 42d st., New York. California Motion P:cture Corp., oS. Cal. Columbia Moving Pictures Corp., 3 W, 6ist st., New York. Cogeemtates Film Corp., 1482 Broadway, Mew York. Cosmofotofitm Co., e West 40th st., New York. Amertean Fttm Co., Inc., 6227 Broadwy, on Parkway, ” E. © De See FRO Ch, iy: Sa ee st., Los Angeles, — Film Cerp., 17 McKinley st., Providence, Batson, Inc., Thomas A., Motion Pietere Di ion, 2826 Decatur ave., Bedford Park, N. ¥. oun Fitm Mfg. Co., 1333 Argyle st., Chicago. Elliott & Sherman Film Corp., Produce Ezehange Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Emerald Motion Picture Co., 166 W. Washington st., Chicago. Equitable. 310 W. 52d st., New York. Bebograph Co., _~ 11 W. 146th st., New York. = Players Film Co., 124 W. 66th et., Kew org. a Arts, 4560 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, Florida Featere Films, 218 W. 424 st., New York; studio, Sone, Fila. Fox Film Corp., 130 W. 46th st., New York. Frohman Amasement Corp., 517 W. 64th 6t., New York. Comment Co., Congress ave., Flushing, Lh, Y. marie Chas, K., Columbia Theater Bidg., New ork. Horstey, David, Productions, 1919 8, Main st., los Angeles. Ince, Fm rg Inceville, Santa Monica, Cal. —— Film Service, 729 7th ave., New Juventle _— Corn., World’s Tower Bidg., 110 h et., New York. Kalem _. 225 W. 234 st., New York; studios, Cliffside, N. J.: Jacksonville, Fla.; Hollywood, Cal.; Glendale, Ca Kemble Film Corp., 587 Fulton st., Brooklyn. — Fils Co., 1702 Allesandro st., Los Angeles. Kleine, George. 805 FE. 17th st.. New York. Knickerbocker Star Features, 326 lage ave., New York, L-Ko Motion Picture Co. ., 1600 Broadway, New Pte studio, 6140 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Lasky, Jesse L., 124 hes — st., New York; 6284 Selma ave., Los A Lone Star Film an nj Lillian Way, Los An geles. ee og Co,, 20th st. & Indiana ave., Philae | Melies Mfg, Co., 204 E. 38th st., New York. Metro Pictures Corp., 1476 Broadway, New York, Mirror Films, Inc., Glendale, L. L, N.Y. Morosco, Oliver. Photoplay Co., 405 W. th st., New York; 201 N. Occidental Bivd., Les Aa geles, _ A Motion Picture Corp., 729 7th ave., National Drama Corp., 1465 Broadway, New New York Motion Pictu * Cal., and Inveville, pane Gaia Gee — 1. nd, Mabel, Feature Film Co,, 1713 Alie sandro st., A Pickford, Mary, Film Corp., "120 Tt ave., New York. ‘ Pepular Plays & Players, "2. Longacre Theater Bidg., W, 48tb st., New York, studio, 228 W, Powel — Productions, Ine., Times Bldg., oun + <All Inec., 3 W. 61st st., New York. Raver Film Corp., Rockville Center, %. Y. ae Feature Film Co., Schiller Bidg., Chi Reserve Photo-Plays Co,, 635 Leader-News Bldg., Cleveland, O. Rialto Film Corp., 218 W. 42d st., New York. Rolfe Photo-Plays, Inc., 3 W. 61st st., New Yorn, Selig Polyneope Co,, 58 E. Washington st., Chicago; 3800 Mission road, Los Angeles, Betznick, Lewis J., Productions, Inc., 49th st. & 7th ave., New York Signal Film oe. et Broadway, —e otudio, 4560 Pasadena ave., Los Angeles, Thanhouser Film Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y¥. Triangle Film Corp., 1457 Broadway, New York, — Film Corp., 524 Longacre Bhig New York. bg my Film Mfg. Co., Broadway & 48th st., Victor Studio, 563 W. 434 st., New York, Vitagraph Ce,, East 15th st... Brooklyn. Vogue Film Co., 6235 Broadway, Chicago; studio, Gower & Santa Monica sts., Los Ang: les, Wharton, Inc., Ithaca, N. Y. World Film Corp., 130 W. 46th st., New York. 4 Film Corp., 1329 Gordon st., Hollywood, Young, Clara Kimball, Film Corp., 49th st. & 7th ave., New York, ary ~ “SUF RILUCTANT TO JOIN ti= WIITE RATS (Continued frem pege 6) experience with a director, but Ha floored him with xn a-ive to sint op. The complaints of the ‘‘actors’? were many, but they centered about the abuses practiced by booking agents and were not directed at the film companies themselves, Five dollars was regarded as @ fair day’s wages for an extra who had to wear a full «dress suit, and $3 for ordinary work, while $7.50 was not consicered too much for Fae have beep re$2.60 for this one who ‘“‘bumps.”’ ceiving, it seems, from $1 to service, quarters earlier in the evening. ene of the ‘‘supers’’ said te rt: but in case of a railroad strike be sedition, and we doubt very mu if the A. of L. wonld sanction it. blanks were handed ont, but mest eof stuck them in their pockets, The union will meet at the roome ef o ee Rats on wand fine next to effect @ organization — ine P.4 the extra people te t 8 war against the agents. PLANS MATURING FOR BRONX CELEBRATION AND EXPOSITION (Continued from page 8) to be built and operated by the exposition company is a large natatoriom and surf swimming pool for summer bathers, and an enclused and heated pool for use in the winter months, and } pic oper to the public the year around. A large fee and roller skating pavilion, a dancing pavilien, covered band stand, a large auditorium for conventions and amusements, a restaurant, casino and cafe, which will be in operation the year around, Among the permanent buildings which wil be built for the purpose of housing the prizewinning exhibits of the world are the Mannfacturers, Liberal Arts, Varied Industries, Pal ace of American Achievements, Palace of Fine Arts, Palace of Wonders of the Pan-American Countries, and Palace of Automobile Industries, A prospectus issued last weck gave some interesting information concerning the plans of the new corporation, It was pointed out there are over 7,000,000 people within a radius of an bour’s ride, majority of whom can reach it for five cents, and all of them for ten cents, while the transportation facilities are excellent, capable of handling 75,000 people ap hour, WHEN MRS. CORS ON WAS NOT A CHAMPION OF UNIONISM Motion Picture Distributing Companies Amalgamated Photo Play Service, Inc., 220 W. 42d st., New York. American Standard Motion Picture Corp,, 164 W. Washington st., Chicago, Arteraft Pictures Corp., 729 7th ave., New York, —— -He shberg Film Attractions, Mallers d go. = bir Pigioplars, Inc., Broadway & 48tb 8t., ew SS Film Corp., 1482 Broadway New E. & R. Jungle Film Co., Inc., 1720 North ror Film PJ w. 4th st., N York. ‘ox im »» 130 « New Yor General Film Co., Inc., 440 4th ave.. New York, Great ft. "Film Co., 110 W. 4th ew York, fm t un Corp., 587 Fuiton st.. Brooklyn. 0s 175th st., New York. Mutual Film he 71 W. Zid st., New York. Metro Pictures And gt 1476 Broadway, New York, Moss, —— Picture Corp., 729 7th ave., New National "Drama Corp., 1465 Broadway, New New York Motion Picture Corp., Fort Lee, N. J. ——‘Pictures Corp., 485 Sth ave., New . Inc., 26 W. 45th st., New York. . 729 7th ave., a 7. Fitm Corp., Rockville Centre, N Reliable Featere Film Co., Schiller Bian, Chi cago, M1, Selznick, Lewis J., Enterprises, Inc., 49th st. & Ith ove New York Triangle Film Corp., 1457 Broadway. New York. | my Film Service Corp., 130 W. 46th st., lew York. Unity Salex Corp.. 729 7th ave., New York. Universal Wi Film Exchange, Broadway & 48th st., ew st., Vitagra athin ellg-Raeanay, Inc., 1600 Broadway World’ Film Corp., 130 W. 46th st., New York. MAIN BUILDING AND MIDWAY AT CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR ARE DESTROYED (Centinued from page 8) part of fie fair and show attaches prevented any panic er loss of life, The fair directors, ore called together for decided to proceed wi tion, and Charles Ce a 4gore ‘A lot of apptication | Dialp IT’S A BEAR AND IT’S READY Catalog ef Dolls, Bears, Dogs; Plain and Flectste Eyed. Noveltics of all ki Whips, Canes, Birds, etc. We ~¥ can save time and Everything for the Wheelman and OmneusSEND FOR FREE FAIR LIST, Advance Whip & Novelty Ce. 287 Elm Street, Westfield, Mase. your opders, sionaire. Prices on Tops, x "Rays, W Watches, Slum, ete. MAC FOUNTAIN PEN @ NOV. CO. (We can save you }) i 20 Ane Street, mene” wow York. el cen ae ee 4 ° %, e Bt, Clitcago, ‘Tiincls, a a : BUY THIS SET OF LAUGHING MIRRORS For months we have been unable to supp! proved Composition Metal Laughing Galley , *-4 because we could not get material to build them Now, at the tail end of the season, mill has shipped us a sumber of the mirror plates. We hare sold al} but six, and we will ae 2 of these at @ this 2 Sy fis St ae Or will sell four of them for $50.00. UGHTON CO., Hotel Mayor Bide Poet ie t bargain. First $75.00 takes set of six i i} i h } __ THREE-ABREAST HERSCHELL-SPILLMAN CAROUSELLE FOR SALE If you are looking for a good machine ch look this one ovr, Have sume open time for {eeu date tn Septembcr. Address G. G. GILL, Princet JAP WALTZING MICE G00D, soUND a -—. » ay DANCE, AT Show Cases for Waltzir po A. i alee, yw with mir S e 14, hi ll $ fi onest, all-yeararound $8. . G& FOCKELMAD -Barunne eke om Orlcans, Louisiana _ A FEW HIGH-CLASS WANTED WANTED snows ano concessions FOR KEQKUK’S FREE FALL CELEBRATION ' — ' OCTOBER 3 TO CAN USB Riding Devices, Canauy nesta, ota We Must he ni ay Racks, Rag Front or “49 Shows td AY 1 ha EE . an’'t use it Address ESSIONS OR | FALL CELEBRATION, 15 N. 5th Street, Keokuk, Iowa. IWANTED AT ONCE WANTS following SILODROME RIDER Must be good li COX, = cular wall rider. Wire Q H. OHIO’S BIG INDEPENDENT FAIR THE ATTICA FAIR ATTICA, 0., goaee ten come He > a8, 1916. ee i ae a py and Soft -ve; Knife Board and rc W. F. UHLE, Sec’y, ya ‘Ohio. ; To handle and Aiton on Snakes. WANTED, Two Women salary. W. H. Peck care — ° FOR SALE—One Black Cub Bear, t he J owill nut sboard of * ton "335.00. ote Diack and slick, fur. collar on him. ‘His meat wil 4. oo Duwi, aud fur re, i =e By AND FAIR GROUND CuURIOSIT! without Banners: Mermaids, Devil Chiid ff ebbses rE ;