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2509
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1935-02-01
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Memo
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Memo on double features and the problems associated with them. Palfreyman notes instances when two vastly different film...
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2510
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1935-02-01
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Memo
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Memo compiling opinions on double features taken from recent studies and reports -- opinions are against double billing.
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2511
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1935-01-31
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Memo
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Another example of problem with double features: family film suitable for children exhibited with film appropriate only ...
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2512
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1935-01-31
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Memo
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King of Kings and Two Kinds of Women were shown together in a double feature.
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2557
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1935-01-21
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Letter
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Thanking Hays for information regarding clauses ensuring compliance with the Production Code and the financial charges i...
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2685
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1935-01-18
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Memo
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Informing Breen that the companies have been informed that reissues must receive PCA approval.
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2689
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1935-01-16
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Telegram
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Unanimous decision reached on reissues -- they need to be submitted and approved by the PCA.
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2637
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1935-01-09
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Letter
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Agreeing with the decision to have East Coast and foreign production submitted to the PCA.
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2690
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1935-01-07
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Memo
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Apparently most companies are not interested in reissues as they perform badly. Milliken feels they should still be subj...
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2638
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1935-01-07
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Letter
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Both Warner brothers agree with Hays on the decision to have all East Coast and foreign films submitted to the PCA for a...
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