Word: columbia
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...HERBERT Columbia...
...Neither Democrats nor Republicans have paid their 1932 radio bills. The Democrats owe NBC $107,571, Columbia $47,650. The Republicans owe NBC $74,470, Columbia...
Died. Edward J. ("Ed") Thorp, 48, famed football and basketball authority, referee last season of the Columbia-Stanford, Yale-Harvard and Pennsylvania-Cornell football games; of cerebral hemorrhage following apoplexy; in Port Chester...
...George Memoirs. Unlike the theatre, the cinema has no fixed "season." Only punctuation of year-round activity at major studios are annual "sales conventions," at which studio officials ballyhoo to their distributors the pictures they plan to produce during the next year. By last week, all major studios, except Columbia, had held their conventions, provided cinemaddicts with some notion of the screen fare in store for them...
...Columbia's No. 1 Director Frank Capra last season, produced two pictures, Lady for a Day and It Happened One Night, which provided Harry Cohn, Columbia's Production Chief, with sufficient capital for the most elaborate program in the company's history for next year: 48 pictures, 32 of them ambitious features. Frank Capra will direct Broadway Bill, in which Warner Baxter will appear at twice his usual salary...