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...returns from it will not be obtained for two or three years. Inventories of the company increased from $13,211,508 in 1922 to $15,338,482 last year-just about the cost of the "feature film." Another item in this 1923 inventory is the successful film, The Covered Wagon, which cost $850,000 originally; it has been playing for almost a year in the big cities, and has not yet been released to the small town picture houses from which the bulk of the film income is received. The company's policy, however, is to write down...
Announcement was made last night of the cast for the fifth and last play to be given this year by the 47 Workshop. "Hitch Your Wagon to a Star" is a three act comedy written by Edwin Phillips Granberry 2G of Tampa, Fla. The scene of the play is set in New York City and the sets have been designed by Miss Ruth Spoor...
...Covered Wagon...
...April 11 and 12, the 47 Workshop will give two private performances of the three-act comedy "Hitch Your Wagon to a Star," written by Edwin Phillips Granberry 2G., a graduate of Columbia and a member of the 47 Workshop...
Premier Poincare-described as a ."sweet-water-drinker who abstains . from French wine, much though he admires it"-descended precipitately. from the. water-wagon, while delivering a speech in the Chamber of Deputies...