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Engulfed: The Death of Paramount Pictures and the Birth of Corporate ...
hard to imagine Zukor's being any more taken with Edison's peep show than he was with Muybridge's racehorses. It was not until 1904 that Zukor realized the potential of film—and then he considered it only an investment. In the meantime ...
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The King of the Movies: Film Pioneer Siegmund Lubin - Strona 157
hough he never set foot inside Lubinville, Adolph Zukor did more in 1912 to shape the ultimate destiny of the Lubin Manufacturing Company than anyone on Lubin's payroll. It was largely because of Zukor that in the autumn of 1912 Lubin ...
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Biographical Dictionary of American Business Leaders
ZUKOR, ADOLPH (January 7, 1873-June 10, 1976). Motion picture company founder and executive; Engadine Corporation; Famous Players Film Company; Paramount Pictures Corporation; Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation; Paramount ...
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Flying Down to Rio: Hollywood, Tourists, and Yankee Clippers
However, Zukor, the long-time exhibitor who had participated in the trust, ran afoul of it now. MPPC rules blocked his attempts to show the film. Movie theaters with Patents Company projection machines could show only General Film Company ...
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An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood - Strona 434
Eugene Zukor, interviewed by author; Eugene Zukor interview in the William E. Wiener Oral History Library at the American Jewish Committee, pp. 59–60. “Mr. Zukor always remained. . ." William de Mille, Hollywood Saga (New York, 1939), p.
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Allan Dwan and the Rise and Decline of the Hollywood Studios
That man was Adolph Zukor. Zukor understood how to use different corporations to bolster his profits and outmaneuver his rivals. Famous Players was the company that had been his base. His deal with the Paramount Pictures Corporation ...
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Tinseltown: Murder, Morphine, and Madness at the Dawn of Hollywood
Zukor declined. He was not lacking in courage, and he was certainly not averse to risk. But Zukor's risks were always calculated. He understood the wisdom of a strategic retreat. What Loew lacked was Zukor's foresight. As savvy a ...
Zukor's office was a sixty-by-forty-foot room with twenty-foot beamed ceilings. and walls painted with gold flake. There were late-Baroque paintings. copies of Titian. on each wall. and at both ends was a fireplace that a man could stand up in.
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The Community of Cinema: How Cinema and Spectacle Transformed the ...
the three hour wait as intentional, since to the trust, he "wasn't considered important enough to justify discourtesy" (Zukor 1953, p.73). To Edison's production and distribution company, Zukor became one more outlaw. He joined a growing list ...
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Pickford: The Woman Who Made Hollywood - Strona 149
Meanwhile Zukor watched Lasky 's progress like a cat at a mouse-hole. Lasky was gentle and easygoing. Far from considering him a threat, Zukor cultivated Lasky 's friendship and proposed a merger in 1916. Both Lasky and Zukor released ...
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He followed his dad into firefighting, and stuck with it through tragedy
Ever since the day a falling piece of the burning Zukor Building struck and killed Spokane Fire Capt. Bobby Gene Hanna, his son Robert Hanna has tried to fulfill ... «The Spokesman Review, 6月 15»
Missing woman found safe in Baltimore City
Maryland State Police said Zukor was found unharmed around 3:15 p.m. Wednesday in the 3000 block of The Alameda in northeast Baltimore. State police said ... «WBAL Baltimore, 3月 15»
Missing Harford County woman found
Maryland State Police Sgt. Marc Black said Wednesday that Marina Hope Zukor had been found, but he could not immediately provide any further information. «Baltimore Sun, 3月 15»
UDPATE: Missing Harford County Woman Found
A 20-year-old woman who disappeared from the Cockeysville area was found safe in Baltimore City Wednesday. Marina Zukor went missing back on March ... «WBAL Radio, 3月 15»
Lizabeth Scot, sultry '40s, '50s film noir star, dies at 92
7, 1953 file photo, Adolph Zukor, gets birthday hugs from Dorothy Lamour, left, and Lizabeth Scott at film industry dinner on Jan. 7, 1953 in the Hollywood section ... «Daily Mail, 2月 15»
Stewart Stern dies at 92; screenwriter behind 'Rebel Without a Cause'
His father was medical director at Paramount, which was co-founded by Stern's uncle, Adolph Zukor; his mother was a former actress. In "Going Through Splat: ... «Los Angeles Times, 2月 15»
This Day in Jewish History The Original Movie Mogul, Adolph Zukor …
January 7, 1873 is the birthdate of Adolph Zukor, the movie mogul whose vision, more ... Like so many of the founding fathers of Hollywood, Adolph Zukor was a ... «Haaretz, 1月 15»
The Jewish Cartoonists Who Reinvented Christmas
Adolph Zukor presents a Max Fleischer Color Classic. Animation by Seymour Kneitel. Music and lyrics by Sammy Zimberg and Bob Rothberg. At the same time ... «The Atlantic, 12月 14»
Book review: 'Tinseltown' by William J. Mann
Perhaps the most fascinating of these dramatis personae is Zukor, nicknamed “Creepy” by his employees for his habit of speaking sparingly and softly. For all his ... «Washington Post, 10月 14»
How to Get Away With a Hollywood Murder
Alongside the twists and turns of the case, Mann also tells the story of Paramount founder Adolph Zukor, his ruthless play for studio supremacy, and his fraught ... «Daily Beast, 10月 14»
