Pathe Exchange, Inc.
His Pal's Gal. © 1920.
Hobo of Pizen City. © 1920.
Hold-up Man. © 1920.
Law of the Border. © 1920.
Tex of the Timberlands. © 1920.
YOUNG ROMANCE COMEDY.
Educational Productions, Inc.
All for One. 1935.
Beware of Blondes. 1936.
Love in a Hurry. 1935.
Moon over Manhattan. 1935.
Three Cheers for Love. 1934.
Way up Thar. 1935.
YOUR TRUE ADVENTURES.
Vitaphone Corp.
Attic of Terror. 1937.
Chained. 1939.
Defying Death. 1938.
Fighting Judge. 1938.
Haunted House. 1939.
High Peril. 1939.
Human Bomb. 1938.
Identified. 1938.
Lives in Peril. 1939.
Minute from Death. 1939.
Night Intruder. 1938.
Three Minute Fuse. 1939.
Tolls of the Law. 1938.
Trapped Underground. 1938.
Treacherous Waters. 1938.
Verge of Disaster. 1939.
Voodoo Fires. 1939.
Publications of the Copyright Office
1951
_Catalog of Copyright Entries_, Third Series, 1947 to date.
Published semiannually in 11 sections. Annual subscription price for
all sections, $20.00.
Lists annually the works registered in the Copyright Office, currently
amounting to 200,000 books, pamphlets, periodicals, dramas, musical
compositions, maps, works of art, prints and labels, motion pictures,
and filmstrips registered in the Copyright Office.
Published by authority of sections 210 and 211 of Title 17 of the
United States Code. Section 210 provides: "The current catalog of
copyright entries and the index volumes herein provided for shall be
admitted in any court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated
therein as regards any copyright registration."
Certain parts constitute basic bibliographies in their fields and
represent the only comprehensive listing of their respective
materials.
_Subscriptions may be placed for one or more parts or for the whole
series. The prices given below are for an annual subscription._
_Order from, and make remittances payable to, the Register of
Copyrights, Library of Congress, Washington 25, D. C._
_Write to the Register of Copyrights concerning availability and
prices of the Catalog before 1947._
_Books and Selected Pamphlets_ (Part 1A).
Lists annually about 15,000 registrations for books and selected
pamphlets, of which some 30 percent were first published abroad.
Alphabetical arrangement by author, with title index. $3.00.
_Pamphlets, Serials, and Contributions to Periodicals_ (Part 1B).
Lists annually about 39,000 registrations. Alphabetical arrangement by
author. $3.00.
_Periodicals_ (Part 2).
Lists annually about 55,000 registrations, under 4,000 titles, of
periodicals and newspapers. Alphabetical arrangement by title.
Contains supplementary list of new periodicals. $2.00.
_Dramas and Works Prepared for Oral Delivery_ (Parts 3 and 4).
Lists annually about 6,000 registrations, approximately 60 percent of
which are unpublished dramatic and dramatico-musical works.
Alphabetical arrangement by author, except that radio and television
programs are listed under title. Lectures, sermons, and addresses are
also included in this Catalog. $2.00.
_Published Music_ (Part 5A).
Lists annually about 15,000 registrations of published music, of which
approximately one-third were published abroad. Alphabetical
arrangement by composer or author, with title index, claimant index,
and classified index. $3.00.
_Unpublished Music_ (Part 5B).
Lists annually about 40,000 registrations of unpublished music.
Alphabetical arrangement by title. $3.00.
_Renewal Registrations—Music_ (Part 5C, formerly Part 14B).
Lists annually about 8,500 renewal copyright registrations for musical
compositions. Alphabetical arrangement by title. $2.00.
_Maps and Atlases_ (Part 6).
Lists annually about 1,500 registrations for maps, atlases, and
globes. Alphabetical arrangement under name of person or organization
primarily responsible for the content of the map, with
cross-references from geographical areas. Numbers for 1951 and later
contain a subject and area index and a list of publishers with
complete addresses. $1.00.
_Works of Art, Reproductions of Works of Art, Scientific and Technical
Drawings, Photographic Works, Prints and Pictorial Illustrations_
(Parts 7-11A).
Lists annually about 10,000 registrations in five sections, each of
which consists of an alphabetical arrangement of complete entries
under author, claimant, or other heading appropriate to the class.
$2.00.
_Commercial Prints and Labels_ (Part 11B).
Lists annually about 13,000 registrations for prints and labels
published in connection with the sale or advertisement of articles of
merchandise and registered for copyright. Alphabetical arrangement by
claimant. $2.00.
_Motion Pictures and Filmstrips_ (Parts 12 and 13).
Lists annually about 2,500 registrations for filmstrips and theatrical
and nontheatrical motion pictures. Alphabetical arrangement by title,
with a classified list arranged under headings which indicate the
general nature or intended use of the films, a subject index for
nontheatrical films, and an index of claimants, producing companies,
sponsors, and authors. $1.00.
_Renewal Registrations—Literature, Art, Film_ (Part 14A).
Available for 1947, 1948, 1949, and 1950. _Renewal registrations for
1951 and later are listed with their respective classes, except music
renewals which are listed in Part 5C, described above._ $1.00.
_Dramatic Compositions Copyrighted in the United States, 1870 to 1916._
2 vols. 1918.
Includes all titles for dramatic works registered from July 21, 1870,
to December 31, 1916, inclusive; upwards of 60,000 titles.
Alphabetical arrangement by title, with index of claimants, authors,
editors, etc. $4.00.
_Motion Pictures, 1912-39._ (Catalog of Copyright Entries, Cumulative
Series.) 1951.
Describes over 50,000 motion pictures registered in the Copyright
Office during the years 1912-39. $18.00.
_The following publications may be ordered from the Register of
Copyrights, Library of Congress, Washington 25, D. C., or from the
Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office,
Washington 25, D. C._
_Copyright in Congress, 1789-1904._ A bibliography and chronological
record of all proceedings in Congress in relation to copyright.
(Bulletin 8) 468 p. 1905. Cloth, 65 cents.
_Copyright Law of the United States of America._ (Bulletin 14), 1949
edition. 15 cents.
_Decisions of the United States Courts Involving Copyright._
1909-14 (Bulletin 17) 65 cents.
1914-17 (Bulletin 18) $1.00.
1918-24 (Bulletin 19) $1.75.
1924-35 (Bulletin 20) $2.25.
1935-37 (Bulletin 21) 75 cents.
1938-39 (Bulletin 22) 75 cents.
1939-40 (Bulletin 23) $1.00.
1941-43 (Bulletin 24) $2.00.
1944-46 (Bulletin 25) $1.00.
1947-48 (Bulletin 26) $1.75.
1949-50 (Bulletin 27) in process.
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
1. Duplicate numbers occasionally occurred in series numbers.
Occasionally corrected series number where a number was skipped and
the following number was duplicated, e.g. if no number 7 and two
number 8s then first 8 was changed to 7. Series numbers were
otherwise unchanged.
2. The copyright number for DISGUISED BUT DISCOVERED on p. 194 was
illegible but closest match would be LP3036 (LP??36).
3. Number 9 missing from THE EXPLOITS OF ELAINE series on p. 229.
4. Corrected date on JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHERN p. 431 from 1936 to 1916.
All index references showed 1916; also release date was 18Jan16.
"Brethern" spelling confirmed by index entries.
5. A line of text is missing from NOBLE SISSLE AND EUBIE BLAKE
INTER-_NATIONAL STARS OF SYNCOPATION, OFFER_ THEIR ORIGINAL
PRESENTATION OF SYNCOPATED DITTIES: I WONDER WHERE MY SWEETIE CAN BE
on p. 594. Part in italics here is the the likely missing text.
Suggested by similarity to following entry.
6. Number 1 missing from THE PERILS OF PAULINE series on p. 657.
7. Number 1 missing from the ROAD O' STRIFE series on p. 718.
8. Numbers 3 and 76 missing from the UNIVERSAL SCREEN MAGAZINE. 1916-19
series on p. 903.
9. Added the missing number 1 before "reel" in SHOT IN THE DUMBWAITER
on p. 768.
10. The "Adventures of Mr. Nobody Holme" under POWERS, TOM E. on p. 1139
has no corresponding entry in the Motion Pictures list.
11. Corrected spelling, accents, grammar, hyphenation, and punctuation
of names according to the following guidelines. For movies the main
Motion Pictures list determined usage unless all index entries
indicate otherwise. For individuals and companies the Index listing
determined usage unless all Motion Pictures list entries indicate
otherwise. For example, Pathe and Pathé accent usage differs by
company.
12. Otherwise retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as
printed.
13. Silently corrected simple spelling, grammar, and typographical
errors of other than names of movies, persons, and companies.
14. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.
15. Enclosed bold font in =equals=.
End of Project Gutenberg's Motion pictures, 1912-1939, by Library of Congress