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MAGAZINE FOR AND ABOUT PEOPLE IN THE INDUSTRY Universal’s Sequel to “Blake of First Sound Chapter-play Scotland Yard” Florence Allen and Craufurd Kent 4t left: One of many tense climaxe s Kent and Monte Montague GraceCunard as the seductive “Queen of Diamonds” Lovely Florence Allen under the spell of black magü NOVEMBER / 1966 Ace of Scotland Yard” 25 CENTS New for 1967 Valli Sands FIRST SHOWING RCA Victor Valli Sahara JSfew Vista Rancho Valli 19" C®LOR tv FURNISHED APARTMENTS In Mastercrafted cabinets *OVERALL TUBE DIAGONAL- $ 95.00 up.singles 180 SQ. INCH VIEWABLE PICTURE $115.00 up.one bedroom FREE UTILITIES... AIR CONDITIONING HEATED 3 POOLS All Channel UHF See it today at DON BAY AND APPLIANCES 4257 LANKERSHIM BLVD. Call POplar 1-9169 NORTH HOLLYWOOD Poplar 3-9431 TR 7-4692 MANAGER 4040 ARCH DRIVE • APT. 1 NORTH HOLLYWOOD Call Ext. 1297 for Price Information * Special Consideration to Studio Employees Walk to Universal City enjoy STUDIO every month Studio FOR AND .4BOUT PEOPLE IN THE INDUSTRY The Magazine for and about people in the Industry in San Fernando Valley. VOL. I, NO. 7, NOVEMBER, 1966 STUDIO EMPLOYEES BEHIND THE SCENES Fill in the subscription blank with your Man num- CONTENTS ber and you will receive a courtesy subscription to STU¬ STUDIO TALK/In the Valley 4 DIO eaeh month. Limited Offer! DON'T MAKE ME LAUGH / Jim Dash 6 HOLLYWOOD GOES SAN FERNANDO VALLEY? 7 .... Bill Erwin LITTLE NOTES FROM A BIG LOT 9 SUBSCRIPTION RATE .... Mabel De Cinces MOTION PICTURE MOTHER'S ANNIVERSARY 10 one yearonly WHERE ARE THEY NOW?/Jack Foley 13 LOWE-DOWN / Beverly Lowe 14 Mailing Address: SPASTIC LEAGUE'S FASHION-TEA 16 Drawer M, Sherman Oaks ...AND THAT'S THE WAY I HEARD IT! / Jack Foley 19 NOW Telephone STate 9-9858 DISCOUNT ENTERTAINMENT TICKETS 26 DISTINCTIVE DINING 27 HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP... 1925 / Movie Digest 28 Name Address City THE COVER Zip State STUDIO'S cover dates back to the twenties, dateiine, July 13, □ SEND GIFT SUBSCRIPTION T0 1929 ... a rare collector's item from the files of Jack Foley. Grace Cunard as the seductive "Queen of Diamonds," a real thriller will be seen in lower right corner (a Valley resident). Studio has been informed that the "good old days" of the serial thrillers is to be renewed. A new version of the "Perils of Pauline," the classic of almost a half Century ago goes before the cameras □ check or money order enclosed at Universal late next month. Courtesy subscription Man number Editor and Publisher: DOROTHY H. DENNY Contributors ALLAN BODE rffeä HOW TO OBTAIN YOUR COPY OF Art Director DOTI FIORELLO JACK FOLEY W STUDIO MAGAZINE JOHN RINGO GRAHAM BILL ERWIN Studio Magazine may be found at the following Advertising Director ALBERTA COWLES BEVERLY LOWE locations: MABEL DE CINCES UNIVERSAL PHARMACY, 3799 Cahuenga Blvd. DAVE PRESTON FRANK MORRIS PHARMACY, 10143 Riverside Dr. Telephone STate 9-9858, ST 5-0401. TOLUCA PHARMACY, 4107 W. Alameda RUDY'S LIQUORS - Newsstand, 10153 Riverside Dr. STUDIO Magazine is published monthly for and "about the people who RATHBUN'S, 5311 Lankershim Blvd. work in the Industry" by Valley Que Publishing Co. Advertising offices, 14006 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks. Mailing address: Drawer M, Sherman UNIVERSAL INN, 4057 Lankershim Blvd. Oaks, California. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 year 3.50, 2 years 5.50. Deadline or by Subscription 3.50 year. Studio employees (with 15th of each month. Copyright 1966. man no. Identification) will be placed on Studio mail- .ing list without Charge. CONTROLLED POSTAGE PAID, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90052 3 UNIVERSAL by John Ringo Graham STORE ^OhaMtac<A STUDIO TALK CORNER VENTURATURA BLVD. \ AND LANKERSHIM J. William J. Canavally, a Sergeant on Uni¬ HANNA BARBERA STUDIOS PRESCRIPTIONS versal studio's police force, will debut as an # actor in the Martin Rackin production, "Rough Both William Hanna and Joseph Bar- Night In Jericho," starring George Peppard, bera, each owning 40% of Hanna-Barbera PERFUMES Dean Martin and Jean Simmons. * * * * Corp. will receive seven year contracts FINE COSMETICS Dec. 20 premiere of United Artists' Mel (without options) to continue Operation of the * Frank production, "A Funny Thing Happened Company after the merger is solidified with FREE DELIVERY On The Way To The Forum," at the Chinese Taft Broadcasting Co. Top executives of both # Theatre, will be a benefit for San Fernando Companies met in Nassau last week and to the Studio Valley Child Guidance Clinic. discussed various phases of the proposed * * * merger now before the Security Exchange Carolyn Abbott, secretary in Universal's Commission with a Dec. 28 deadline. In addi- press department who resigned her position 3799 Cahuenga Blvd. • No. Hollywood, Calif. tion to the pacts, the deal carries a $12,- last week so she could just stay home and be 000,000 cash outlay by Taft, first payment Phones: 877-4841 — 761-3319 a housewife,. returned to the Studio again — as a society belle in a country club sequence of which is due Dec. 28 if and when the deal of "Banning." is sanctioned by the SEC. universal; 3 * * sk THE STORE The deal also provides for 60,000 shares of common Taft Broadcasting stock for the Jack Tate has been named successor to H-B owners. George Sidney has a 20% share the late John Brandenhoff, manager of Pa- of the Company in lieu of his original Invest¬ IMPECCABLE cific's Encino, San Fernando Valley. Tate has ment of a reported $100,000. APPEARANCE been house manager at Cinerama Dome and There are several projects in work by Pantages, also "swing manager," according H-B, all depending on the outcome on Dec. for the man to Art Gordon, walk-in division manager. 28. Meanwhile, both Hanna and Barbera who wants bis * * * are developing expansion plans in various clothes tailored to Jerry Franken has been named v-p and areas of the entertainment world which perfection. general manager of Bill Burrud Productions, border on live talent. There are big plans Bill Burrud, president of the Company, an- ahead for animation as well as records and Custom nounced. merchandising. Franken is resigning as a senior account Craftsmanship executive at McFadden, Strauss, Eddy & (MSEI) to assume his new post. MSEI, Imported fabrics, Burrud announced, will continue to represent silk, worsted, HE DIGSTHE ROLE his Company for public relations. mohairs. * * * Dean Martin, Joey Bishop, and character actor John Harmon were from $85 to $125 Stanley Kramer to Isle of Jersey to work on "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" with rehearsing a scene in Universal’s screenwriter William Rose. “Texas Across The River” that called Special Consideration to Studio Employees * * * for Harmon to dig a hole for a flag¬ Director Earl Bellamy's son Earl James B. pole. The Company broke for lunch AND was promoted to first assistant at Universal. and when Bishop returned, he saw CO., * * * LTD. no sign of Harmon. Peering down Victor Buono will do the role of "Mr. 0 HONG KONG TAILORS into the hole the comedian mut- Memory" in the "Dick Tracy" pilot and also tered, “I told that fellow that if he the "Maltese Chicken" episode of CBS-TV's didn’t stop digging, he’d get lost.” 1 2240V2 Ventura Blvd. North Hollywood Wild West," with Robert Conrad. PO 9-0209 * * * No. 27 Century City Square Carroll Nye, who retired from ABC-TV's CR 7-1272 Publicity department after 12 years, was Universal has constructed one of the tendered a farewell party at Tail o' the Cock, largest sets ever built on a sound stage, a Studio City, by 75 co-workers. 155-foot pirate ship that wijl serve as one of * * * the major sets for "The King's Pirate," star¬ ring Doug McClure, Jill St. John and Guy Terry Wilson, Stuntman who was persuad- Stockwell. ed to turn actor The two-masted buccaneering craft is ed to turn actor by the late Ward Bond in mounted on hydraulic lifts so that it can be 1957, has been signed for the key role of rocked in any direction to create a seagoing Sheriff Strike in the Batjac-Schwartz produc¬ effect. It was designed by art director George tion of Universal's "The War Wagon," star¬ Webb. ring John Wayne and Kirk Douglas, currently shooting on location at Durango, Mexico. Assistant wagonmaster on the "Wagon THE RESPONSE Train" series throughout its run. Wilson re- WAS OVERWHELMING! cently completed a role in Universal's "World Premier: 'Winchester 73,'" Technicolor fea- Thanks for telling us you like Studio Maga¬ ture picture for the NBC Television Network. * * * zine and for sending in the subscriptions. We've added 276 names of Studio employees Guy Stockwell has been set by producer from the various Valley Studios to our mail¬ Dick Berg to Star with Robert Wagner, list this month. Teil your friends, we'll be Anjanette Corner and Jill St. John in Univer¬ happy to include them too (if they are em- sal's "Banning," a sex-filled expose of the ployed in a local Studio.) exclusive country club set. 4 SOME THINGS YOU DESERVE TO KNOW ABOUT CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS A lot of men, unfortunately, don’t care what kind of shirts they wear as long as they have buttons. This is regrettable because a shirt doesn’t have to be a uniform. In fact, nothing contrib- utes so much to a man's individuality and comfort than cus- tom made shirts. Don’t let the words “custom made” intimidate you. We’re old fashioned craftsmen who don't go in for fancy fixtures in our establishment. We love to make beautiful shirts because that’s the only way we know how.
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    Freehold Residents Urged to Remain Calm SEE STORY BEVOW Showers Due Becoming cloudy and mild THEDAILY FINAL with showers likely late to- Red Bank, Freehold day,, tonight and tomorrow, Long Branch EDITION (Bee Details, Pajro 5), I 7 Monmouth CounUfs Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 25 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 24 PAGES 10 CENTS •••iiinniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiu tininin ••••ii laiiiiiiinii mi niiii liiHiiwiniiiiiii iwiiiii iiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini i iiiiuiiiiiiiiiiinni iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniii utiiHittHHHiiHiiiHiniiiirfHiriHifHiiiHHaiitntiMiiitiniiiiiiHfrniiiififfniifnmrtiiniiHiinifiiHiitnHinitiiriitttHiiHnifHJHfiHiiininuiuiaiiai House Expects Surtax Action by Next Week WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Wilbur, D. Mills, D- tost half of 1970 — just as Republican Leader Everett field was unable to hold the House leaders, blocked in an Ark., chairman of the House the earlier House bill and the M. Dirksen claims he got one votes of 11 of his members initial effort to rush through Wa"ys and Means Committee, administration proposed. concession from the Demo- who wanted the surtax to die, a Senate-passed bill extend- indicated he probably would crats in all this scheming — but six Republicans, includ- Senate voting on the exten- ing the 10 per cent surtax follow this course but could a six months continuance in- ing Dirksen, voted with the sion bill came after four through Dec. 31, are hoping not do so until Monday. stead of the five originally of- Democrats. hours of sharp debate. to- get the measure to the First Half of 1970 fered by the Democrats. Next the Senate slapped White House early next week. Meanwhile, the House com- And it climaxed four weeks But the outcome in the Sen.
  • FILM SERIALS and the AMERICAN CINEMA 1910-1940 OPERATIONAL DETECTION Ilka Brasch Film Serials and the American Cinema, 1910-1940

    FILM SERIALS and the AMERICAN CINEMA 1910-1940 OPERATIONAL DETECTION Ilka Brasch Film Serials and the American Cinema, 1910-1940

    FILM CULTURE IN TRANSITION FILM SERIALS and the AMERICAN CINEMA 1910-1940 OPERATIONAL DETECTION ilka brasch Film Serials and the American Cinema, 1910-1940 Film Serials and the American Cinema, 1910-1940 Operational Detection Ilka Brasch Amsterdam University Press Cover illustration: Pearl White shooting scenes for The Perils of Pauline in Fort Lee, 1914. Photo Courtesy of the Fort Lee Film Commission of Fort Lee, NJ USA. Cover design: Kok Korpershoek, Amsterdam Lay-out: Crius Group, Hulshout Amsterdam University Press English-language titles are distributed in the US and Canada by the University of Chicago Press. isbn 978 94 6298 652 7 e-isbn 978 90 4853 780 8 doi 10.5117/9789462986527 nur 670 © I. Brasch / Amsterdam University Press B.V., Amsterdam 2018 All rights reserved. Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this book may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the written permission of both the copyright owner and the author of the book. Every effort has been made to obtain permission to use all copyrighted illustrations reproduced in this book. Nonetheless, whosoever believes to have rights to this material is advised to contact the publisher. Table of Contents Acknowledgements 7 1. Introduction 9 2. The Operational Aesthetic 43 3. Film Serials Between 1910 and 1940 81 4. Detectives, Traces, and Repetition in The Exploits of Elaine 145 5. Repetition, Reiteration, and Reenactment: Operational Detection 183 6. Sound Serials: Media Contingency in the 1930s 235 7.