2568
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1935-09-04
|
Memo
|
List of horror films released in 1934 and 1935. The Black Cat and The Black Moon were both released before the need for ...
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2569
|
1935-09-04
|
Memo
|
List of gangster films released since the first G-Men picture was released (G-Men with James Cagney). Also includes a li...
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2544
|
1935-09-03
|
Letter
|
MPPDA want Mascot to join the association. Nat Levine (Mascot) is not keen.
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3096
|
1935-09-02
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
1120
|
1935-09-01
|
Memo
|
Objectionable and offensive words and phrases which must be excluded from all talking motion pictures.Upgraded list of w...
|
2541
|
1935-09-01
|
Correspondence
|
Small file on the acceptance of Reliance Pictures Corporation for Class A membership to the MPPDA.
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2558
|
1935-09-01
|
Report
|
Report entitled "Pedagogic Films" -- looks at the past and present state of pedagogic films and visual education. No aut...
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2573
|
1935-08-30
|
Memo
|
The script of the Fox film with working title "Snatched" has been approved by the PCA. There has been concern over this ...
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2574
|
1935-08-30
|
Memo
|
Could Breen write to Hays and inform him of status of the Fox film "Snatched" (working title) -- there has been concern ...
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2460
|
1935-08-27
|
Resolution
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Sending Borthwick the original copy of the resolution regarding the enforcement of the Advertising Code. Resolution incl...
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2537
|
1935-08-24
|
Clipping
|
Data on the National Recovery Administration.
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1112
|
1935-08-23
|
Letter
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A congratulatory letter from Fox's office in England praising the Advertising Code. Fox in England is having much less ...
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2461
|
1935-08-20
|
Resolution
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Sending a copy of the resolution regarding the enforcement of the Advertising Code.
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2692
|
1935-08-20
|
Questionnaire
|
Questionnaire results of opinions on recent films of high school students. Basically, which movies did select group lik...
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2698
|
1935-08-17
|
Press clipping
|
Involving the plagiarism charges surrounding the RKO film What Price Hollywood by the author of a manuscript entitled "W...
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2503
|
1935-08-14
|
Press clipping
|
Independents have filed a protest against the banning of double features.
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3106
|
1935-08-14
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Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
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2565
|
1935-08-05
|
Letter
|
Sending Hays a list of the words and phrases that are unacceptable under the Production Code -- see the list 11-0276.
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2644
|
1935-08-05
|
Letter
|
RKO are reissuing several films and the PCA has not had time to approval them -- RKO has been forced to reissue them wit...
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3105
|
1935-08-05
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
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2504
|
1935-08-02
|
Letter
|
Approximately ninety percent of theatres owners in Indiana do want to end the exhibition of double features but ten perc...
|
2570
|
1935-08-02
|
Press clipping
|
The Raven was passed in England and there is now a cry for stricter censorship of horror films.
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2571
|
1935-07-29
|
Letter
|
Canada Censorship Boards will not pass any more gangster films (G-Men pictures). Foreign.
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2462
|
1935-07-27
|
Correspondence
|
Small file of correspondence relating to each member of the Board of Directors signing the resolution concerning the enf...
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2572
|
1935-07-27
|
Speech/address
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A paper entitled "Problems of Censorship" from the British Board of Film Censors. Raises gangster and horror films -- th...
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2505
|
1935-07-25
|
Letter
|
Information regarding the banning of double features.
|
2580
|
1935-07-24
|
Press release
|
The PCA seal of approval and certificate number will now appear on features in the same manner that they currently do on...
|
2506
|
1935-07-23
|
Letter
|
The Associated Theatre Owners of Indiana are working on a plan to eliminate double features; some theatre owners are str...
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2507
|
1935-07-23
|
Contract
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Rider for use in exhibition contracts, primarily concerned with establishing flat admission rates and phasing out double...
|
2508
|
1935-07-23
|
Letter
|
Paramount do not want to sign certain exhibition contracts in Indiana without the State agreeing to eliminate double fea...
|
2693
|
1935-07-16
|
Letter
|
MPPDA wants around fifty copies of the booklet "Moving Pictures and the Adolescent" -- social influence of motion pictur...
|
2554
|
1935-07-15
|
Bulletin/circular
|
General bulletin of the MPTOA. Issues covered are screen advertising, uniform enforcement, a more cooperative relationsh...
|
2643
|
1935-07-15
|
Memo
|
RKO are submitting several films for approval that they are currently reissuing or hoping to reissue soon.
|
3357
|
1935-07-15
|
Bulletin/circular
|
General bulletin of the MPTOA. Discussion of trade practices and MPTOA policy.
|
3358
|
1935-07-15
|
Memo
|
Suggested Rider for Use on Exhibition Contracts
|
2523
|
1935-07-13
|
Telegram
|
Following up an inquiry, there is no record of a New York Picture Corporation either in domestic or foreign records. The...
|
3090
|
1935-07-09
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2704
|
1935-07-08
|
Letter
|
MPPDA playing unofficial mediator between Warners and a disgruntled exhibitor -- the details of the situation are not gi...
|
2482
|
1935-07-01
|
Letter
|
Congratulating Hess on his memo to all member companies regarding the issue of representation of the dead in biographica...
|
3112
|
1935-06-28
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2483
|
1935-06-27
|
Memo
|
Hess has written a memo outlining the legal, and moral, issues concerning the representation of the dead in biographical...
|
2645
|
1935-06-26
|
Letter
|
Disagrees with the agreement (or disagrees that there was an agreement) that any film reissued before 1 August 1935 must...
|
2484
|
1935-06-25
|
Memo
|
Libeling the Dead in Biographical Motion Picture Photoplays. Hess has written this memo outlining the legal position the...
|
2485
|
1935-06-25
|
Memo
|
Relates to the representation of the dead in biographical films. Apparently in Texas, and possibly France, there is civi...
|
2542
|
1935-06-25
|
Memo
|
Information about Republic Pictures Corporation (merger of Mascot, Monogram, Majestic and "one other producer") in relat...
|
2700
|
1935-06-25
|
Memo
|
Information about Republic Pictures Corporation (merger of Mascot, Monogram, Majestic and "one other producer") in relat...
|
3107
|
1935-06-25
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2646
|
1935-06-24
|
Letter
|
Regarding reissues of films. They must be approved by the PCA.
|
2647
|
1935-06-21
|
Memo
|
In relation to the current issue of re-releasing films with PCA approval, Schreiber refers to a Fox Film vs. FTC from 19...
|
2648
|
1935-06-20
|
Memo
|
After 1 August 1935, all films that are reissued must carry the PCA seal of approval.
|
2002
|
1935-06-18
|
Correspondence
|
Fabric Flame-proofing Corporation -- Eastman Kodak gave this outfit a 200 foot roll of film for their flame proofing tre...
|
2486
|
1935-06-17
|
Letter
|
Sending Hess a copy of the Elizabeth Yeaman article "Censor Ruling Evoked on Biographical Films"- it has caused concern ...
|
2487
|
1935-06-15
|
Press clipping
|
"Censor Ruling Invoked on Biographical Films". In England, the Lord Chamberlain ruled that a production portraying real ...
|
2581
|
1935-06-14
|
Memo
|
Current play, "Post Road", is about the kidnapping of an infant. It does contain details of the crime and it is not made...
|
2582
|
1935-06-14
|
Memo
|
List of current films and stories that could be adaptable that deal with the issue of kidnapping. The PCA are strongly a...
|
3109
|
1935-06-14
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2583
|
1935-06-13
|
Letter
|
Sending Hays a copy of Zanuck's letter detailing his proposed kidnapping story.
|
1123
|
1935-06-12
|
Correspondence
|
Zanuck wants to make a kidnapping story, Snatched, which is against industry policy. The MPPDA musters as much informat...
|
2584
|
1935-06-12
|
Letter
|
Zanuck does have a kidnapping story he would like to film -- at this stage it is just an idea, there is no script. Kidna...
|
3095
|
1935-06-12
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2521
|
1935-06-11
|
List of personnel
|
List of those members who will attend the Board of Directors meeting to be held on 11 June 1935.
|
2539
|
1935-06-11
|
Memo
|
Pettijohn's opinion on what should be done now that the Motion Picture Code has been abandoned. Includes a long memo fro...
|
3359
|
1935-06-10
|
Bulletin/circular
|
General bulletin of the MPTOA. Discussion of MPTOA policy following the death of the NRA.
|
2606
|
1935-06-07
|
Letter
|
Acknowledging Quigley's letter suggesting the PCA seal of approval and certificate number could be displayed as an emble...
|
1127
|
1935-06-05
|
Correspondence
|
Concern about the practice of some exhibitors eliminating the PCA Seal. Many fail to distinguish between censorship and...
|
2585
|
1935-06-05
|
Memo
|
Sending McKenzie a file on the placement of the PCA seal of approval and certificate number at the beginning of films. P...
|
2524
|
1935-06-04
|
Essay/manuscript
|
"How Talkies are Made": lengthy manuscript outlining the process by which MGM makes a motion picture.
|
2607
|
1935-06-03
|
Letter
|
Quigley is suggesting the PCA seal of approval and certificate number could be displayed as an emblem instead of a scree...
|
2470
|
1935-05-31
|
Memo/report
|
List of theatres using onscreen advertising for commercial products.
|
2608
|
1935-05-29
|
Letter
|
Acknowledging Quigley's letter regarding the trend of some theatres removing the PCA seal of approval from a print.
|
2609
|
1935-05-28
|
Letter
|
Some theatres are removing the PCA seal of approval -- Quigley feels this would not happen if the seal appeared in emble...
|
2705
|
1935-05-27
|
Memo
|
Manager of a large chain of Fox theatres is unhappy with the MPPDA -- in relation to trade practice and competition but ...
|
2502
|
1935-05-23
|
Correspondence
|
There is disagreement in Ohio as to whether newsreels should be subject to censorship. It appears that they were exempt...
|
3087
|
1935-05-23
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2588
|
1935-05-21
|
Letter
|
A list of all films that carry the PCA seal of approval has been sent to affiliated theatres and this list will be updat...
|
3360
|
1935-05-21
|
Bulletin/circular
|
General bulletin of the MPTOA. Discussion of MPTOA policy and its leadership of responsible exhibitors, and critique of ...
|
2589
|
1935-05-20
|
Memo
|
A list of all films that carry the PCA seal of approval has been sent to affiliated theatres and this list will be updat...
|
2590
|
1935-05-14
|
Letter
|
Schaefer proposes that the trade papers could run a list every week of films that have been approved by the PCA -- as th...
|
2593
|
1935-05-14
|
Memo
|
Palfreyman suggests a complete list of films carrying the seal of approval be given to theatre owners and all films that...
|
2649
|
1935-05-13
|
Letter
|
The issue of reissues of films under the Production Code -- if a film was both released and released prior to the Code b...
|
2594
|
1935-05-10
|
Letter
|
Outlines the difficulties for exhibitors in only being able to show films with the PCA seal of approval. The primary iss...
|
2610
|
1935-05-10
|
Letter
|
Regarding the ongoing problem of the PCA seal of approval -- again a suggestion that the feature film seal be replaced w...
|
2650
|
1935-05-10
|
Letter
|
Reissues and the Production Code.
|
3115
|
1935-05-10
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|
2591
|
1935-05-09
|
Memo
|
There needs to be a system whereby theatre owners, particularly those not affiliated with majors, can find out which fil...
|
2592
|
1935-05-08
|
Memo
|
After looking into the films that have been approved by the PCA, there is a realization that there is a large number of ...
|
2595
|
1935-05-08
|
Memo
|
Exhibitors are ensuring their contracts specify that if a film comes to them without a PCA seal they are relieved of any...
|
2611
|
1935-05-08
|
Letter
|
All scripts need to be submitted for approval at least four days prior to the beginning of production.
|
2651
|
1935-05-08
|
Letter
|
Any film released prior to 15 July 1934 that is reissued must be submitted to and approved by the PCA.
|
1125
|
1935-05-07
|
Correspondence
|
The national circuits are including in all contracts a provision that relieves them of obligation to play an film that d...
|
1133
|
1935-05-07
|
Miscellaneous
|
Correspondence concerning re-issues, inc. a list of the eligibility of particular movies for reissue. After 5 September...
|
2596
|
1935-05-07
|
Memo
|
Exhibitors should be responsible for the checking of prints to ensure they carry the PCA seal of approval -- if not, the...
|
2653
|
1935-05-07
|
Memo
|
United Artists, through an independent, are submitting several of their older films to PCA for approval for reissue. Hel...
|
1126
|
1935-05-06
|
Memo
|
A list of approved films produced by minor companies, non-members of MPPDA, that carry the PCA seal of approval.
|
2597
|
1935-05-06
|
Letter
|
Memo to theatre managers. The PCA seal must be shown with every film exhibited. Theatre owners must check prints, newsr...
|
2652
|
1935-05-06
|
Memo
|
Warner Bros. are attempting to sell several of their old films -- claiming they are not reissues and, as they were relea...
|
2545
|
1935-05-04
|
Press clipping
|
Nat Levine is adamant that Mascot will not join the newly formed Republic Pictures. Mascot does eventually join Monogram...
|
2522
|
1935-05-03
|
List of personnel
|
List of members who will attend the meeting of the Board of Directors to be held on 3 May 1935.
|
2598
|
1935-05-03
|
Memo
|
Forwarding a letter from the MPPDA (Hess) -- PCA must be complied with.
|
3114
|
1935-05-03
|
Memo
|
Routine correspondence.
|