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Film Daily, New York, March 31, 1929.

Just The Biggest Little Record Breaker You‘ll Ever Make

a Date With (...)  Mary Pickford (...) 100% Talking Picture (...)

„Coquette“ (...) Hurrah! for United Artists

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, April 6, 1929

& Al Lichtman

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 10, 1923

& Nathan Burkan – on with the specks?

(...) Drawing, Film Daily, April 17, 1929

& A different Mary Pickford holds fourth in „Conquette,“

the United Artists picture which has a $2 opening at the Rivoli

in N. Y. Friday, April 5.

(...) Three photos, Motion Picture News, April 6, 1929

& No Opposition

      Hollywood – „Absolute confidence“ in Joseph M. Schenck

is expressed by Mary Pickford.

(...) Film Daily, New York, March 31, 1929

& U. A. to Remain Intact,

      Schenck Tells Lichtman

      United Artists is to continue as a separate

organisation, its sales personnel is to be maintained intact,

and Joseph M. Schenck will continue to head the

company, regardless of the outcome of any negotiations.

These statements were made by Schenck

in a telegram to Al Lichtman, sales head, in New York.

(...) Film Daily, New York, March 31, 1929

„With the exception of Nathan Burkan for Charles Chaplin“

Editorial content. „No Opposition to Warner Deal

      Anticipated by Joe Schenck“ (...)

      „While he anticipates no opposition from members

of United Artists, Joseph M. Schenck intimates that

unless their action is unanimous, proposed sale of 50 per cent

interest in the company to Warners will not be

consummated.“ (...)

      „Legal representatives of all subsidiaries, with the

exception of Nathan Burkan for Charles Chaplin are here.“

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