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ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTUREARTS AND SCIENCES President Douclas FarneaNrs Se cretary FneNr Wooos OFFICERS Treasurer M. C. Lrvnn Vice-President Fnnn NrsLo BOARD OF DIRECTORS Doucras Fz\TRBANKS, CoNrao NacBr,, Mrr,roN Srr.r,s, Fnno Nrer-o, Wlt. nn Mnrn, J. Sruanr Br,acrroN, SAMUEL GoLDwyN, Hannv Rapr, Sor- Wunrznl, G. Gauolo, F. E. PBr,r:oN, Wnt. C. MnrvzIBs, War-portan Youxc, JaNu MunrIN AND BnN.lantrN Gr-azrn. CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Conrad Nagel J. Stuart Blackton Louis B. Mayer Wilfred Buckland Waldemar Young Acrons Wallace.Beery Halldm Cooley Lois Wilson Drnncrons Donald Crisp Reginald Barker Wm' K. Howard Pnorucnns Mary Pickford B. P. Schulberg Jack Warner TrcuNrcraxs J. T. Reed J. M. Nickolaus Karl Struss Joseph Farnham Wnrrnns Bess Meredyth Alfred A. Cohn Richard Barthelmess Rowland V. Lee Watterson R. Rothacker F. E. Pelton Tom Geraghty MEMBERSHIP LIST ACTORS George K. Arthur Mary Astor Vilma Banky John Barrymore Richard Barthelmess 'Wallace Beery Lionel Belnore Monte Blue John Borvers W. L. Boyd Francis X. Bushman Harry Carey Lon Chaney Charles Chaplin Lew Cody Ronald Colman Chester Conklin Clyde W. Cook IIallam Coole.y Ricardo Cortez Dolores Cogtello Bebe Daniels Marceline Day Sam de Grasse Dolores Del Rio Reginald L. Denny Richard Dix Billie Dove Louise Dresser Robert Edeson Doug:las Fairbanks Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. George Fawcett Louise Fazenda Ralph R. Forbes Alec B. Francis John Gilbert Claude Gillingwater Lillian Gish Joseph W. Girard Corinne Griffith Wm. Haines Creighton Hale Raymond Hatton Jean Hersholt Jack Holt Lloyd E. Hughes Leatrice Joy Buster Keaton Rod La Rocque Lucien L. Littlefield Harold Lloyd Edmund Lowe Jack B, Luden May McAvoy Douglas MacLean Marc MacDermott Victor McLaglen Dorothy Mackaill Tully Marshall Thomas Meighan John Miljan Tom Mix Colleen Mqore Lois Moran Jack Mulhall Charlie Murray Mae Murray Conrad Nagel Pola Negri Mabel Normand Ramon Novarro Wedgwood Nowell Warner Oland Gertrude Olmsted Aileen Pringle Anders Randolf Irene Rich Thmdore Roberts Norma Shearer Milton Sills Mack Swain Gloria Swanson Blanche Sweet Constance Talmadge Norma Talmadge Lilyan Tashman Conway Tearle Ernest Torrence Richard W. Tucker Victor Varconi Florence Vidor Bryant Washburn Lois Wilson Claire Windsor DIRECTORS John G. Adolfi George Archainbaud Lloyd F. Bacon Reginald Barker William Beaudine Monta Bell J. Stuart Blackton Frank Borzage Monte Brice Tod Browning Clarence Brown Dimitri Buchewetzki Edwin Carewe Eddie Cline Jack Conway Donald Crisp Alan Crosland Michael Curtiz Roy Del Ruth Cecil B. de Mille William C. de Mille Geo. Fitzmaurice John Ford Victor Fleming C. M. Franklin Sidney A. Franklin Edmund Goulding Alfred E. Green D. W. Griffith Victor Ileerman IIobalt Henley George William llill E. Mason llopper Wm, K. Howard F. Richard Jones Rupert Julian Henry King Alexander Korda Charles Fred Lamont Rowland V. Lee Robert Z. Leonard Mervyn Le Roy Lew Lipton Frank Lloyd Ernst Lubitsch Archie L. Mayo Georgle H. Melford Lewis Milestone Harry Millarde 'Walter Morosco Marshall Neilan Fred Niblo William Nieh Sidney Olcott Albert Parker John S. Robertson Albert Rogell Phil Rosen Alfred Santell Victor L. Schertzinger Edward Sedgwick Paul H. Sloane Edward Sloman Edward Sutherland Norman Taurog King Vidor Robert G. Vignola Josef von Sternberg Erich von Stroheim Richard Wallace Raoul Walsh Lois Weber Irvin V. Willat Joha Griffith Wray Sam Wood l7e l
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ACADEMY RE,PORTS lNo. 1l INCAI{T}ES
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Academy of Copyrighted By the Motio
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INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT The followin
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lamp or globe replacements, as comp
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COMMENTS ON LABOR COSTS Although no
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amount to be moved. Undoubtedly, th
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morning. But now, through the balan
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