1032
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1934-01-30
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Letter
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Relates to films made in the East and the procedure that must be followed regarding the PCA. Confirms Norr conversation ...
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957
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1934-01-29
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Letter
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He should send all the stills rejected by Breen to New York for use in foreign countries.
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2344
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1934-01-27
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Letter
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Rosenblatt wants a meeting of some of the "important producers" at his apartment on 31 January 1934.
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2444
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1934-01-24
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Letter
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John Barry will arrange for PCA screening of short subjects.
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2445
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1934-01-24
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Letter
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Outlines procedure for Production Code Administration submission. Films produced on the West Coast should go to the West...
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2446
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1934-01-24
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Letter
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All East Coast productions either made by or distributed by a member company must be submitted to the Production Code Ad...
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953
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1934-01-23
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Letter
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Withdrawing approval of posters for Men in White which "portrayed Myrna Loy in an horizontal position with Clark Gable l...
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2447
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1934-01-23
|
Letter
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Buckley under the mistaken belief that films distributed by United Artists that have been independently produced do not ...
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2448
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1934-01-22
|
Letter
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All films must be submitted to PCA for approval. Hart has had no reply regarding some recent showings and wants to know ...
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2449
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1934-01-22
|
Letter
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Hart will be informed of the final screening of films prior to the censor board screenings so the films can be given PCA...
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2450
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1934-01-22
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Letter
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United Artists are not submitting independently produced films that they distribute. These films must be submitted for P...
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1030
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1934-01-20
|
Letter
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All motion pictures must be submitted for Production Code including vaudeville shorts.
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2452
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1934-01-19
|
Letter
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MGM do not produce features or shorts in the East but do make travelogues (technically filmed all over the world): do th...
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1029
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1934-01-18
|
Letter
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They only produce vaudeville shorts in New York. Singerman feels that these do not have stories and their scripts do no...
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979
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1934-01-15
|
Letter
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Hays had told Zukor 16 October 1933 that September Morn should not be used "calling attention to the action of your Boar...
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2355
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1934-01-15
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Letter
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Schenck absent but will surely approve Walt Disney's application for Class A membership to MPPDA. Similar approval lette...
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2495
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1934-01-15
|
Letter
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Suggesting an amendment to the Kansas Censorship Law: similar to one made in NY, ensuring that censorship laws do not pr...
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2453
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1934-01-13
|
Letter
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Ensuring all member producers and distributors know that films produced in the East, including all shorts, must be scree...
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2357
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1934-01-11
|
Letter
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Letter outlines Walt Disney's application for Class A membership to the MPPDA and the call for a vote on the matter. (Re...
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980
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1934-01-10
|
Letter
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September Morn dispute with author and his agent Bentel over Paramount not purchasing play because they could not use ti...
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2334
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1934-01-10
|
Letter
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Reminder to Horne and other members of the Advertising Committee of meeting on 11 January 1934.
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2451
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1934-01-10
|
Letter
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Clarifying which types of productions need to be submitted to PCA for approval. Relates specifically to animated cartoon...
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952
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1934-01-03
|
Letter
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There is friction between the Advertising Advisory Council and Tom Baily of Paramount. Re Baily memo 29 December 1933: ...
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1095
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1934-01-02
|
Letter
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Useful letter explaining the different classes of membership in the MPPDA. Dues and conditions of membership of MPPDA i...
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868
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1933-12-06
|
Letter
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The censorship of film stills. Disagreeing with McCarthy's claims that certain still photographs are too risqu. Notes th...
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866
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1933-12-04
|
Letter
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Reply to McCarthy's letter of 28 November 1933 (10-0088) regarding the censoring of film stills. Confirms Advertising Co...
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1821
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1933-12-01
|
Letter
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The association can not take any position in the matter of eliminating double features as the distributors are acting as...
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864
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1933-11-28
|
Letter
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Studios must submit duplicate copies of press books, posters stills and trade paper ads to conform with new Advertising ...
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865
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1933-11-28
|
Letter
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New Advertising Code procedures: Breen should use his assistant John Lewis for this work -- WB and RKO will submit the...
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863
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1933-11-27
|
Letter
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Hays has final say in disputed cases involving Advertising Code.
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1823
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1933-11-25
|
Letter
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On continuing double feature issue.
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3349
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1933-11-25
|
Letter
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Protesting that the distributors are refusing to maintain a consistent anti-double feature policy.
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862
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1933-11-21
|
Letter
|
Implementation of Advertising Code - Warner thought he was to have final say, not Hays.
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861
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1933-11-17
|
Letter
|
MPPDA Executive Committee meeting to revise implementation of Advertising Code - McCarthy has been brought in to aid W...
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1955
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1933-11-08
|
Letter
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Congressman Gregory will meet Harry Warner on 13 November 1933. Mayfield, KY.
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1958
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1933-10-28
|
Letter
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Regarding Mayfield, KY. situation: Senator Backley is in Europe but Congressman Gregory (part-owner) and the theatre man...
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1959
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1933-10-27
|
Letter
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Harry Warner wants to meet with people from Mayfield, KY. -- someone authorized to act and perhaps settle situation. Ne...
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1960
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1933-10-24
|
Letter
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New ensuring that Warner will meet with Gregory or Barkley if meeting is arranged. New doesn't want to contact either ma...
|
1799
|
1933-10-11
|
Letter
|
Lillian Booth claiming her work plagiarized in Shanghai Express and International House. The Academy has dismissed these...
|
1800
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1933-10-10
|
Letter
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Ensuring Lillian Booth cannot claim she has been neglected by the MPPDA or that the association has sided with her over ...
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1801
|
1933-09-13
|
Letter
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Rather passionate account of Booth's claims that she has had her work used, without her permission, by various studios.
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1842
|
1933-09-11
|
Letter
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Paramount wants to keep the theatres in Detroit. Trendle asking Hays to "put in a good word" for him.
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873
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1933-09-09
|
Letter
|
Double-feature issue a dispute between exhibitors and independent producers -- over whether there should be a NRA Code...
|
874
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1933-08-23
|
Letter
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Letter addressed to tradespeople in industries allied to motion pictures. Double features -- NRA Code argument -- wit...
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1804
|
1933-08-16
|
Letter
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Offering a copy of "What Shocked the Censors!" for comment.
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1961
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1933-08-07
|
Letter
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Regarding Mayfield, KY. situation: forwarding two letters to Senator Barkley from Anderson and McDonald (10-0977 -- 10...
|
941
|
1933-07-20
|
Letter
|
Mayfield KY theatre situation -- WB only allowing American Legion Theatre pictures it doesn't want and operating a mon...
|
946
|
1933-07-20
|
Letter
|
Mayfield KY theatre situation -- WB only allowing American Legion Theatre pictures it doesn't want and operating a mon...
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942
|
1933-07-16
|
Letter
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Complaint over WB theatre practice in Owensboro, KY.
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1863
|
1933-07-13
|
Letter
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Cosmopolitan Pictures, Inc. (an affiliate of MGM) has joined the MPPDA.
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1805
|
1933-07-06
|
Letter
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Bill to amend Ohio censorship -- now legal to lease motion pictures prior to their being censored. "Loan, rent, lease" e...
|
936
|
1933-07-05
|
Letter
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Acknowledges Joe Schenck letter of 23 June 1933; denies Hays ever opposed to Arbitration agreement.
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1963
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1933-07-01
|
Letter
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Sending Warner a complete copy of the file on the Mayfield Kentucky situation.
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943
|
1933-06-27
|
Letter
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Forwarding 27 June 1933 letter from Congressman Gregory: "In its implications this is more than a local business inciden...
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1964
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1933-06-27
|
Letter
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Warner has just been informed of Mayfield, KY. Situation -- wants to do what he can. Asks Barkley to obtain complete out...
|
1942
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1933-06-26
|
Letter
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Regarding the litigation between Swiss company Cinevox and Tiffany. The matter is in the hands of Tiffany's attorney, an...
|
1943
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1933-06-24
|
Letter
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Seeking information regarding Swiss litigation issue in order to reply to the letters from the Consulate General of Swit...
|
933
|
1933-06-23
|
Letter
|
Denies Harry Warner accusations against 20th Century; MGM behaved in accordance with Arbitration Agreement over Hubbard;...
|
938
|
1933-06-23
|
Letter
|
WB hostility to American Legion showing motion pictures in Mayfield, KY may well result in his reversing his vote agains...
|
932
|
1933-06-20
|
Letter
|
Circulating copies of Harry Warner 14 June 1933 and Nick Schenck 19 June 1933 letters
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930
|
1933-06-19
|
Letter
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Denies Harry Warner accusations in 9 June 1933 and 14 June 1933 letters and 14 June 1933 Board of Directors meeting: MGM...
|
1865
|
1933-06-19
|
Letter
|
Monogram wants to join both MPPDA and AMPP.
|
1944
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1933-06-19
|
Letter
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Outlining the situation between Swiss company Cinevox and Tiffany: can the association help and contact the Tiffany peop...
|
1854
|
1933-06-18
|
Letter
|
Mayer clearly setting out the terms, as he understands them, of the Chevalier contract. Chevalier guaranteed $150,000 (o...
|
944
|
1933-06-17
|
Letter
|
Details of complaint about WB theatre operation in Mayfield KY against American Legion theatre there -- they are preve...
|
1852
|
1933-06-16
|
Letter
|
The rescheduling of Board of Directors' meeting, now to be held 19 June 1933.
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2317
|
1933-06-16
|
Letter
|
Kent unable to attend rescheduled Board of Directors' meeting now to be held 19 June 1933.
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929
|
1933-06-14
|
Letter
|
Details Lucien Hubbard case -- Zanuck assistant who went to MGM when Thalberg was failing to perform there -- after th...
|
923
|
1933-06-12
|
Letter
|
Denies charges made in Harry Warner letter of 9 June 1933 -- did not talk to Zanuck until after he resigned from WB -...
|
927
|
1933-06-10
|
Letter
|
Suggesting WB had behaved improperly over his story Trouble Shooter, which only Zanuck was interested in until he left, ...
|
922
|
1933-06-09
|
Letter
|
Joe Schenck had negotiated for 20th Century with Constance Bennett and Gregory LaCava without informing RKO -- he and ...
|
928
|
1933-06-09
|
Letter
|
Zanuck had been demanding a salary increase, had resigned over "the termination of the bank holiday salary reduction." ...
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1866
|
1933-06-09
|
Letter
|
Monogram plans to go into national distribution. Wants to join MPPDA and discuss the the issue of talent borrowing with ...
|
917
|
1933-06-07
|
Letter
|
Moral standards of movies are justifiably creating protests and producers are ignoring them to the general detriment of ...
|
1830
|
1933-06-01
|
Letter
|
No complaints have been made by the Californian exhibitors regarding Paramount reverting back to single features.
|
2292
|
1933-05-23
|
Letter
|
Hays replies to a Beetson telegram asking about Joe Schenck's attitude to the Arbitration agreement. Hays writes that S...
|
1832
|
1933-05-12
|
Letter
|
These exhibitors have eliminated double features but are asking for concessions in the form of trading features for shor...
|
1880
|
1933-05-11
|
Letter
|
RKO has received the paragraph that must be used in all contracts between distributing companies and producing units (se...
|
1881
|
1933-05-09
|
Letter
|
Paramount will use the clause (see 10-527) but can there be a note in contract instructing distributors that the major d...
|
1882
|
1933-05-08
|
Letter
|
Instructing companies that the attached paragraph (not included here - see 10-527) must be incorporated into all contrac...
|
1816
|
1933-05-05
|
Letter
|
Copy of Palfreyman's memo dated 29 April 1933 (10-0213 to 10-0217) for the conference on distribution economics.
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1934
|
1933-05-01
|
Letter
|
Regarding all films made in foreign countries, distributed by companies in the States, needing to be sent to Wingate for...
|
1796
|
1933-04-28
|
Letter
|
Asking for comments on the Advertising Review Committee Plan for self-regulation in the elimination of unfair advertisin...
|
1935
|
1933-04-28
|
Letter
|
Regarding foreign films distributed by Universal in America: Cochrane has organized for Singerman to handle the issue in...
|
937
|
1933-04-25
|
Letter
|
UA wish to resign from all FBT except New York.
|
1936
|
1933-04-22
|
Letter
|
Kent understands films distributed by RKO but made in foreign countries must be approved by the MPPDA; will take appropr...
|
1807
|
1933-04-20
|
Letter
|
Re amendments to censorship legislation, Ohio bill has been vetoed by Governor. New York bill is before the Governor. No...
|
913
|
1933-04-18
|
Letter
|
Ensuring Hays of his company's policy of clean advertising in light of the Reaffirmation of Adherence. Agrees with Adver...
|
1809
|
1933-04-18
|
Letter
|
Asking for update on censorship amendments. Hess reply see 10-0192
|
1883
|
1933-04-18
|
Letter
|
Sending Educational Studios a copy of the producer-distributor clause (see 10-527).
|
1818
|
1933-04-15
|
Letter
|
Report on the financial savings available if branch offices were to close in areas with limited sales potential. A case ...
|
1889
|
1933-04-13
|
Letter
|
Having been sent the Reaffirmation documents, Sisk offers his company's assurances. Also, notes that RKO has not offende...
|
912
|
1933-04-12
|
Letter
|
Clearly establishing his company's stance against salacious advertising. Notes the position of the chain - Atlanta - ...
|
1937
|
1933-04-10
|
Letter
|
The adherence of locally distributed foreign films to the Code is understood and will be taken care of.
|
1891
|
1933-04-06
|
Letter
|
Letter sent to various theatre owners. Strong statement regarding the reaffirmation of Advertising Code and Production ...
|
1938
|
1933-04-06
|
Letter
|
Regarding the approval of foreign films: Warner Bros. is not releasing any foreign films in the US.
|
1892
|
1933-04-05
|
Letter
|
Offering a list of theatre owners that could be sent the notice of reaffirmation of adherence. Hays does send such a let...
|
1968
|
1933-04-04
|
Letter
|
All advertising material must go through the Advertising Advisory Council for approval. This letter was sent to all comp...
|
1838
|
1933-04-03
|
Letter
|
The process for selecting films for the Federal Archives Building.
|
911
|
1933-04-01
|
Letter
|
Hays tells Cohen that he is correct that Production Code problems arise when bad material is purchased - it is better ...
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