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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
BULLETIN
1933 Vol., No. 20 HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 10, 1933
ACADEMY ISSUES REPORT FACT FINDING COMMITTEE
Board of Directors Approves Report and Orders Its Publication
The fact finding committee, appointed by the Board of Directors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to conduct an impartial review of the motion picture strike situation and to reveal its findings, issued its report last night.
The report was given to the Board of Directors, which approved it and ordered it published for the Academy members, and for all parties involved in the strike as well as for the general public.
Members of the committee were: J. T. Reed, chairman; Frank Lloyd, Lewis Stone, Carey Wilson, Robert Fairbanks, Max Parker, and George Koster, counsel. The first hearing was held July 31 and the committee has been in almost continuous session since that day. The report follows:
To the Board of Directors:
The strike on July 24th within the motion picture studios was discussed at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and in an endeavor to clarify the seemingly chaotic conditions then existing, the Board of Directors appointed a committee to be known as the "Facts Finding Committee" of the Academy. The functions of this Committee were to invite the Unions and Producers involved to present their arguments relative to the cause and continuance of the strike. This invitation was accepted, and the Producers presented their case in the form of a written brief signed by Pat Casey, their Labor Representative. Columbia Pictures Corporation also presented its case by oral testimony of one of its executives. The Unions involved appeared before the Committee and presented both oral and written testimony.
The Committee has studied carefully the testimony, great mass of data, briefs and written statements presented to it, and has derived the following impartial opinion of the facts:
On November 29, 1926, an agreement was executed by and between Educational Film Exchanges, Inc.; F. B. O. Studios, Inc.; Famous Players Lasky Corporation; First National Pictures, Inc.; Fox Film Corporation; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; Paramount-Publix Corporation; Producers' Distributing Corporation; RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.; Universal Pictures Corporation; and Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. (these parties known as producers); and American Federation of Musicians; International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Operators of the United States and Canada; International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; International Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America; United Brotherhood
Object Description
| Title | Bulletin, Volume 1933 Number 20, August 10, 1933 |
| Description | Report of the Fact Finding Committee. Pages 1-4. Member newsletter. |
| Subject |
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences--Periodicals [lcsh] Motion picture industry--Periodicals [lcsh] |
| Format | periodical |
| Catalog Record | http://catalog.oscars.org/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=69418 |
| Publisher | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences |
| Date | August 10 1933 |
| Source | AMPAS Reference collection |
| Repository | Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences |
| Rights | Copyright Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. For research or educational use only. |
| Local Topic | Member newsletters |
Description
| Title | Bulletin, Volume 1933 Number 20, August 10, 1933 |
| Description | Page 1 |
| Subject |
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences--Periodicals [lcsh] Motion picture industry--Periodicals [lcsh] |
| Format | periodical |
| Date | August 10 1933 |
| Full text | The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences BULLETIN 1933 Vol., No. 20 HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 10, 1933 ACADEMY ISSUES REPORT FACT FINDING COMMITTEE Board of Directors Approves Report and Orders Its Publication The fact finding committee, appointed by the Board of Directors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to conduct an impartial review of the motion picture strike situation and to reveal its findings, issued its report last night. The report was given to the Board of Directors, which approved it and ordered it published for the Academy members, and for all parties involved in the strike as well as for the general public. Members of the committee were: J. T. Reed, chairman; Frank Lloyd, Lewis Stone, Carey Wilson, Robert Fairbanks, Max Parker, and George Koster, counsel. The first hearing was held July 31 and the committee has been in almost continuous session since that day. The report follows: To the Board of Directors: The strike on July 24th within the motion picture studios was discussed at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and in an endeavor to clarify the seemingly chaotic conditions then existing, the Board of Directors appointed a committee to be known as the "Facts Finding Committee" of the Academy. The functions of this Committee were to invite the Unions and Producers involved to present their arguments relative to the cause and continuance of the strike. This invitation was accepted, and the Producers presented their case in the form of a written brief signed by Pat Casey, their Labor Representative. Columbia Pictures Corporation also presented its case by oral testimony of one of its executives. The Unions involved appeared before the Committee and presented both oral and written testimony. The Committee has studied carefully the testimony, great mass of data, briefs and written statements presented to it, and has derived the following impartial opinion of the facts: On November 29, 1926, an agreement was executed by and between Educational Film Exchanges, Inc.; F. B. O. Studios, Inc.; Famous Players Lasky Corporation; First National Pictures, Inc.; Fox Film Corporation; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; Paramount-Publix Corporation; Producers' Distributing Corporation; RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.; Universal Pictures Corporation; and Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. (these parties known as producers); and American Federation of Musicians; International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Operators of the United States and Canada; International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; International Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America; United Brotherhood |
