Motion Picture Producers Association

• Columbia Pictures Corporation And Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc And Joseph Cuccia, 568 (1949)

Columbia Pictures Corporation And Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. And Irwin P. Hentschel Republic Productions, Inc. And Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. And Robert Ames Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. And Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. And L. G. Batchelder, Paul de Sanctis, Carl H. Gidlund, G. M. Hand, Chas. Jensen, Leo Lawb, R. M. Lora, H. C. Macdonald, Don Mackellar, W. J. Simpson, George Stoica, Robert Bonning, W. G. White, Jesse L. Sapp, J. C. Goudie, Chas. J. Larson, Fred Seward, B. Kenneth Coffey And Willis Howe Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. And Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. And J. Harold Rogers Loew's Incorporated And Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. And George I. Groth And Robert L. Selgrath Twentieth Century-...

• National Labor Relations Board

• Independent Motion Picture Producers Association, Inc., 1942 (1958)

Independent Motion Picture Producers Association, Inc.' and Musicians Guild of America, Inc.,2 Petitioner Society of Independent Motion Picture Produc...

• National Labor Relations Board

• Bollywood Plans Movies About Mumbai Attacks

MUMBAI, India - Filmmakers in this hub of Indian cinema are already exploring how to bring the trauma of the deadly Mumbai attacks and the three-day siege that followed to the big screen, an industry official said Thursday. At least 25 titles - including "Taj to Oberoi" and "Mission Taj" - have been registered with the Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association since the attacks that killed 164 people last month, Anil Nagrath, secretary of the Bollywood trade association, told The Associated Press.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• December 21, 2008

• Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc.; Paramount Pictures, Inc.; Twarner Bros. Pictures, Inc.; Loew's Incorporated; Universal Pictures Company, Inc.; Rko Radio Pictures, Inc.; Columbia Pictures Corporation; Samuel Goldwyn, D.B.A. Samuel Goldwyn Studios; Republic Productions, Inc.; Hal Roach Studios, Inc.; And Twentieth Century-fox Film Corporation And International Association Of Machinists, Lodge 1185, 466 (1948)

In the Matter of ASSOCIATION OF MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS, INC.; PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC.; TWARNER BROS. PICTURES, INC.; LOEW'S INCORPORATED; UNIVERS...

• National Labor Relations Board

• Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc., Et Al., Employers And International Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Employees And Moving Picture Machine Operators Of The United States And Canada, A. F. L., Petitioner, 1155 (1950)

Independent Motion Picture Producers Association, Employer And Moving Picture Painters Local 644, Brotherhood Of Painters, Decorators, And Paperhangers Of America, A. F. L.

• National Labor Relations Board

• Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers, Inc., 807 (1973)

ASSOCIATION OF MOTION PICTURE & TV PRODUCERS 807 Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers, Inc. and Studio Transportation Drivers Loca...

• National Labor Relations Board

• Patricia Baker, Baird Bryant, Leslie Butler, Jean Clark, Kathy Dellar, Marcia Dripchak, Richard Eberhardt, Seven Gray, Charles Intrator, Renate Johnke, Willy Kurant, Jane Marcher, George Mooradian, David Parrish, Scott Peterson, Morteza Rezvani, Robin Rutledge, Louis Schwartzberg, Ben Sorbin, Terrence Thier, Robert Vose, Vera Zirn, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Operators of the United States and Canada, an Unincorporated Association; International Photographers of the Motion Picture Industries, Local 659, International Alliance of Theatrical Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators of the United States and Canada, an Unincorporated Association; Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers, Inc., a California Corporation; Contract Services Administration Trust Fund; National Labor Relations Board and Its Members: John H. Fanning, Howard Jenkins, Jr., John A. Penello, John C. Truesdale, Donald R. Klenk (Acting); Norton..., 691 F.2d 1291 (9th Cir. 1982)

Mark L. Warren, Santa Monica, Cal., for plaintiffs-appellants. James Y. Callear, Washington, D.C., for defendants-appellees. Appeal from the United ...

• Federal Circuits

• Motion Picture Producers And Distributors Of America, Inc., & Nicholas M. Schenck; The Association Of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. & Joseph M. Schenck & Pat Casey; And Columbia Pictures Corporation Of California, Ltd., Et Al. And International Sound Technicians Of The Motion Picture Industry, Local 695 Of The International Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Employees And Moving Picture Machine Operators Of The United States And Canada, Et Al., 224 (1939)

In the Matter of MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA, INC., & NICHOLAS M. SCHENCK; THE ASSOCIATION OF MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS, I...

• National Labor Relations Board

• The Independent Motion Picture Producers Association And The Individual Members Affiliated Therewith; ' The Society Of Independent Motion Picture Producers And The Individual Members Affiliated Therewith; 2 And Individual Unaffiliated Motion Picture Producers,3 Employers And International Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Employees And Motion Picture Operators Of The United States And Canada, A. F. L., Petitioner, 1285 (1950)

In the Matter of THE INDEPENDENT MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION AND THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS AFFILIATED THEREWITH; ' THE SOCIETY OF INDEPENDENT MO...

• National Labor Relations Board

• Worse Than Bad: Sanctuary, the Hays Office and the Genre of Abjection

The racist and sexist logic follows that if raped by a black Popeye, Temple is victimized, and if raped by white Popeye, Temple is so culpable in her own victimization as to become a victimizer herself. Because the novel allows Popeye to occupy a liminal racial space, Temple's racial identity, and the nature of the crimes against her remain, within a racist sexual economy, unknowable.

...HAYS, THEN HEAD OF THE Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association (MP...

• Arizona Quarterly, The
• Vol. 65 Nbr. 3, October 2009