Moving Picture World (Dec 1917) - Learn About Movie Posters

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Marjorie Rambeau Reigning favorite of Broadway — starring now in "The Eyes of Youth" — this season's biggest stage hit—- In "THE GREATER WOMAN" "MOTHERHOOD" "THE DEBT" "THE MIRROR" "THE DAZZLING MISS DAVISON" "MARYMORELAND" Produced b^ Frank Powell Producing Corporation Nance O'KJeil The celebrated emotional actress— a star of unquestioned talent and box office magnitude. In "HEDDA GABLER"— a picturizatbn of Henrik Ibsen's classic drama. "MRS. BALFAME"— produced from tke popular no\>el bj? Gertrude Atherton. Produced h$ Frank PovJell Producing Corporation Available at all Exckanges of Tke Mutual Film Corporation
<strong>Dec</strong>ember 22, <strong>1917</strong> THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 1727 To Independent Producers: I will procure in the United States and Canada the maximum worth of your productions within a reasonable time. To State Right Buyers I will offer only those attractions that are of positive box office merit and at prices that will insure you at least a reasonable profit. To Both Independent Producer and State Right Buyer I offer a sale and exploitation policy that will build a permanency of business relations and permit of your continuing because both will be doing business on a reasonable return and no inflation of values and no "bunk." I shall no longer confine my activities to a single producing concern. I have opened offices and am now actively engaged in the exploitation and selling on a States Right basis, of independent productions of merit. As THE PIONEER State Right producer I p ride myself in a reputation for thorough knowledge of pictures, box-office values, territorial worth and advertising and exploitation necessities, acquired through active connection with the industry as a producer, supervising director, advertising, publicity and State Right Sales manager. With my organization I MEAN TO STARILIZE AND STANDARDIZE VALUES AND CENTRALIZE THE SELLING END OF STATE RIGHT PRODUCTIONS. I AM GOING TO DO WHAT HAS NOT REEN DONE REFORE. What productions ARE WORTH, NOT WHAT THEY COST will be the basis of my sales and exploitation policy. When I agree to exploit an attraction it will of itself be a hallmark of distinction. I will actively and personally assist each buyer of a production to "PUT OVER" the attraction in his territory. I will personally supervise the advertising and arrangement of advertising matter in connection with each attraction placed with me for distribu- tion. Mine is not merely a selling organization, it is a clearing house and service bureau. . I will do business with and for reputable concerns only and I know them all. Ask any of them. The independent market demands an institution such as mine. JESSE J. GOLDBURG Times Building, Broadway at 42nd Street New York City Telephone Bryant 847 To Mr. William L. Sherrill, President Frohman Amusement Corp. My Dear Mr. Sherrill: I take this occasion to publicly acknowledge that my organization is substantially carrying out the won- derful ideas which originated with you when you proposed the Producer's Protective Association, largely to establish a clearing house for State Right productions of merit and to eliminate waste in sales and exploitation by concentrating and stabilizing expenditures. Till: PLAN IS A GOOD ONE. CAN I SUCCEED?
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