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59
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1923-07-12
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Letter
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Joy requests information about the supplying of films to "institutions," to pass on to the Public Relations Committee (C...
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3318
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1923-08-08
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Letter
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expressing his reservations about an amendment to the arbitration clause proposed by Path for inclusion in their version...
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3317
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1923-08-08
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Letter
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the printed form of the contract is consistent with the law.
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3233
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1923-08-15
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Legal document/s
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Copy of a Notice of Lien, in respect of the case of Joseph C. Boss vs. Famous Players-Lasky.
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107
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1923-11-10
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Record of meeting
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Famous Players-Lasky (FPL) announced complete shut down of their studio on October 26 with a view to eliminate waste and...
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182
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1924-01-09
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Report/s
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Reports of Public Relations Committee meetings throughout 1924.
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188
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1924-02-01
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Correspondence
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Ethel Dorrance Smith sold rights to her novel Damned to Universal when Hays was promising that "the prevalent kind of bo...
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208
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1924-02-21
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Memo
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Platten reports on the use of motion pictures on trans-oceanic and coastal passenger steamers, quoting extensively from ...
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219
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1924-03-03
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Letter
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Dr Millar is the General Secretary of the New York Federation of Churches. Like Mr Wells, he complains of the denigrati...
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155
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1924-03-17
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Letter
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Beetson informs Hays that 'So far I have succeeded in keeping Mrs. Wright off any of the important committees of the Fed...
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