Three Warner Bros Pioneers of Motion Picture Era
The article profiles H. M. Warner, Albert Warner, and Jack L. Warner as early exhibitors turned producers who helped pioneer talking pictures. It notes their rise from a Newcastle Pennsylvania theater in 1908 to studios in Brooklyn and Hollywood and their motto What Warner Bros promise, Warner Bros deliver.
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Warner Brothers
Harry M
Albert
Jack L. Warner
Warner Theatres
Warner Bros
H. M. Warner
Albert Warner
Newcastle
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Harry M Kalmine Heads All U S Warner Theaters
Harry M Kalmine rose from sheet music buyer to district and then general management of Warner Theatres. He led seven Broadway houses, then 450 fields, later overseeing 60 in New Jersey and 75 in Pittsburgh before guiding all Warner Theatres in America. A WWI veteran, he earned a reputation as a fountain head of cinema history in the Washington region.
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Harry M. Kalmine
George A. Crouch
Warner Theatres
United States
Washington Zone
Mr Kalmine
Mr Crouch
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kalmine
Classic Theatre
New York City
Union Theatre
Park
Oritaine
Fabian Theatres
New Jersey
Warner Bros. Theatres
Talking Pictures
Mr. Kalmine
Warner
Broadway
Theattres
Pittsburgh
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