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Title: Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912)
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Cinema News
Subjects: Motion Pictures Film Industry Trade Magazine nyarc-museumofmodernart
Publisher: London
Contributing Library: The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
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empty, and the resultcan easily be imagined with say 4oo people sitting in a hall capa-ble of holding 2,000 one behind the other, no rake and no back-ground to the sheet, and an empty void all around them. Otcourse the business done was most unsatisfactory. <•- Result, Good Business. Messrs. Harris and Gillow were consulted and negotiated atransfer of this property to Mesjrs. Higgins and Littlewood whoknew their business. They immediately refitted, reopened in aproper way and the result was good business at once. They areconstantly improving the property, which is a large one, alwayslooking for ways and means to increase their business, as all goodshowmen do. Those who rest on their laurels do not go with the times andmust expect sooner cr later a falling off of the receipts. To adeptan old saying, You cant expect to get it out, if you dont put itin. A mine of information in a Walturdaw Catalogue,it, post free 9d. Send for September, 1912. 1HE CINEMA. 37 Pi&ure-Palace Stars.
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Miss FLORENCE TURNER, Of the Vitagraph Company, whom the Cinema congratulates on her return to pictures after her serious illness. 38 THE CINEMA. September, 1912. THE CINEMA THEATREEMPLOYMENT BUREAU. NO CHARGE TO EITHER EMPLOYER OR EMPLOYED. This Bureau is opened for the purpose of bringing together employers and employed in the Cinema Theatre world, without any trouble or expenseto either. The Proprietors of The Cinema have heard so many complaints of the difficulties of both parties, that for the benefit of the Trade theyhave opened this Bureau at their sole expense, and will undertake the whole of the work without payment. Carefully compiled Registers will be kept at the Offices containing all information respecting Situations of all kinds—Vacant and Wanted—inconnection with Cinematograph Theatres. All communications must be conducted by correspondence, and marked on the envelope CinemaEmployment Bureau. No notice can be taken of applications fnr employment unless copies of ref

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