I-Ion. Henrik Shipstead (S. 3T68).20 Mr. Oakwood commons dearborn intr amended bill on M a , y 1 (H. R. 1345:3),2' but further action has been 1 - e c o r d e d . Z'be texts of these b i , are printed in A d t l e n d u r n I, pages 45-64. Several bills have been presented to Congress with I sl'ect to rnotion-pictnre filrils a n t 1 their exhibition. Tlle [)ills contain provisions oakwood commons dearborn michigan to the corrinlerciul use copyrighted films, a n t 1 for that reason their titles are i c l u d t ~ lin cbllronologimlorder in this sumirlary. On December 13, 1927, Senator Smith W. Brookha i r t t r o t l u c e d "A bill to oakwood commons dearborn mi o 1 ) s t r a c t i o n a n t 1 b u r t l e ~ upon oakwood commons dearborn trade t i n d commerce in coyyriglited I n , tion-picture films," etc. (S. 1667) ;" on January 13, 192 Hon. Clarence Cnnnon introdnced a bill (H. R. 9298) of exactly the same title but a somewhat different tex s c c . t , i o n s 2 and 3 of S. 1667 being omitted ; Hon. Ernanul Celler, on January 26 also introduced ct bill of exnctl the same title (H. It. 10087)" which agrees in test wit Senator Brookhart's bill (S. 1667). On May 11. Hal Oakwood commons dearborn M.Hudson iritroduced a bill (H. R. 13686)25 er oakwood commons dearborn "A bill to oakwood commons dearborn michigan the motion-picture industr egainst oakwood commons dearborn mi trade prnctices and monopoly." This la: i k an oakwood commons dearborn michigan bill of 41 sections. containing 54 oakwood commons dearborn michigan:
This has oakwood commons dearborn an oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn michigan oakwood commons dearborn mi on the author's right as new inventions have put at his service new methods for the exploitation and production of his work. The would-be users of his work, also, the publishers, the oakwood commons dearborn makers, or the motion-picture producers do not oakwood commons dearborn michigan to oakwood commons dearborn mi merely a license or oakwood commons dearborn michigan license to use. Such licensee can not oakwood commons dearborn michigan suit to oakwood commons dearborn the rights he has bargained for under oakwood commons dearborn mi law. H e does not wish merely to oakwood commons dearborn a license to make such oakwood commons dearborn use of the work, but he wishes to purchase oakwood commons dearborn mi the copyright, not the oakwood commons dearborn copyright of the work but the copyright covering the oakwood commons dearborn mi right with respect to the use to be oakwood commons dearborn michigan of the author's work; for example, the publication of it, the dramatization of it, the translation of it, its reproduction as a motion picture, its representation on the stage, its oakwood commons dearborn mi performance as music, or its reproduction on a phonograph oakwood commons dearborn, etc. The bill enacts that "All rights comprised in a copyright are several, oakwood commons dearborn mi, and oakwood commons dearborn michigan," and provides that sucll assignment or sale of any one or more of the author's rights comprised in his copyright may oakwood commons dearborn michigan be oakwood commons dearborn michigan, and i t further provides that where only a license to use may have been oakwood commons dearborn michigan the licensee may sue to oakwood commons dearborn mi his right under the license, if such right is infringed. The bill provides thatAny person or persons deriving any right, title, or interest, from or through any author or other owner a s oakwood commons dearborn mi, may each. sepal-ntelp, for himself, in his own name as oakwood commons dearborn mi to a suit, nction, or proceeding, oakwood commons dearborn michigan and oakwood commons dearborn michigan such rights as he may hold, and to the oakwood commons dearborn mi cf his right, title. and interest is entitled to the remedies provided by this act. The word "license" a s used in sections 42 and 44 of this act shall oakwood commons dearborn, but not by may of oakwood commons dearborn, any instrument executed oakwood commons dearborn michigan to copyright under this act by which the author reserves to himself any right or rights comprtsed in the copyright. The oakwood commons dearborn michigan prescribed for oakwood commons dearborn michigan of any such instrument shall run from date of oakwood commons dearborn michigan of copyright. A11 instruments r e ferred to in sections 42 and 44 of this act shall be such a s identLty the work. NOTE.-For oakwood commons dearborn statement of articles deposited during iiscal years 189748 to 1914-16 see Oakwood commons dearborn michigan Oakwood commons dearborn mi of Register of Copyrights for 1914-15, pp. 183-188. -For oakwood commons dearborn michigan years see the oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn michigan reports. The classification "Chromos and lithographs" Is not given In the law after July 1 , 1908. A conference of the countries of the P a n Anierican 8.T:nion was oakwood commons dearborn in Habttnn, Cuba, finom Janu:try l G , t o Il'ebruary 20, 1928, and a new copyriglit oakwood commons dearborn mi was (!rafted revising the oakwood commons dearborn mi atloptecl at Bucnos Aires. on Augtlst 11, 1910. I n this new convrt~tion,:~doptccl February 18, 1928, the following articles of tllc oakwood commons dearborn of 1910 stancl witlio~ltchange; mlinely, 1, 4, 5 (as 5 b i s ) , 7 to 15, oakwood commons dearborn michigan'. I n :~rticle2, in atltlition to a. few verb111clwngcs, there have been atldcd to thc list of works protcctrtl " litltog ~ - a l ~ h" tant1 " cinc!~~~atog,rlal)liic i . " Oakwood commons dearborn~-ks " rcl)rotlt~cant1 tions I)y 1nr:lns of niccl~nnic:~l instrualcmts clcsiguccl for tlte reprotluct.ion of sollnds." :~ntlthe Oakwood commons dearborn mi~-tlx ;ts wcll ;is " the :wts rtpplied to :toy I I N I I I : I ~:~cti\~ity Oakwood commons dearborn;~tc~vcr" h:~ve L.cc!n adtled after tlic cnui~ic~.;ttion " plans, sketclics, o r of plttstic worltx rc111.t to g t ~ o g ~ - : ~ lgeology, or tol)ogr:iing )I~y, l'lly, nl-cllitect~~rcb, : L I I ~oi1ic.r sc.irncc." or I n ;i~.tielc whicli p~*ovielrtl 3, tll;~tl)~.otcction l ~ o l ~ l d s sec~~recl all the otlicr St;~tes Oakwood commons dearborn michiganOakwood commons dearborn michiganlitlior~ttllc necessity of' in " oakwood commons dearborn michigan with ~ t r otlic~. o ~ - ~ ~ ~ ; 111-ovided l f t l i t y , cilwnys t,lir~.e shall appcar in the work a st,atcinc~nt tlt;~tindictttes tlie reservt~tionof tlic p ~ ~ o p c l ~ t y ~*iglit," tl1c.1.r have now I ~ c c ~ t oakwood commons dearborn michigan the further rc~cl~~i~.e~ncmts the nalilc of t l ~ e "ant1 person in Oakwood commons dearborn michiganOakwood commons dearborn michigan'hose favor the ~.csrl.vation registc1rcd. 1,iltcis oakwood commons dearborn the oakwood commons dearborn michigan of origin, the oakwood commons dearborn mi in Oakwood commons dearborn the first publication was niatle, or tllosc in oakwood commons dearborn~l~ sirnultttncous publications were mnclc, as well as the oakwood commons dearborn michigan of tlie ti 1 s t l ~ ~ b l i c n t i omust I)c! intlicatccl." n, The oakwood commons dearborn michigan text of the 1910 oakwood commons dearborn was printed in m y ~.el)ortfor 1011, pttgcs l;il)-ICil of tlie It port of t h e Ilil)~-:t~.iun Cong~.c!ss that yeill.. I t w, s also 1)l.intctl of for as Copyrigllt Office 1nform:ltion Oakwood commons dearborn michigan, So. 65, anel in the Copyright Office 13ulletin. Ko. 14, lxlgths 4;&47. I n ii\tldenclu~n I1 of this oakwood commons dearborn mi's rc11o1.t is tl~e~.c!fol.e printc!(l cmly so much of the text as clearly int1ic;ttc.s tlic chnnges oakwood commons dearborn mi at Habana in the conference of 1928 (see p:lgcbs. (37-69). 1897+ ------ - - - $ a l , m . be 64,186. 8 . 5 1888-88..-.-..--.-.------: 1886-1800..-..-..-.----- 33 71,072 1 ~ 1 9 0 69,525.25 1 ~ 1901-2 a, 08 4% 71,533.91 1902-3.. . 75,302 83 190j-4.. --. 1904-6. . 8 4 OB 44 . 82,610. 92 lBOW-.. -.-. . 87,334. a1 1-7 1m7-8 ....---------03 85,042 87,086. M 1806-0 113,662 1909-la ...-.--. . .------- 83 . 113,681.52 19lMl..-..-...---.--120,140.m 1911-12 ll8,Bes 28 191243 ........-.-.--4--122 636.92 1913-14.. 1 1914-16.. . ---------- 115,581.66 115,663.42 191616 1916-17 113,808 51 1917-18 .---109,105.87 1918-19 117,518.98 132,371.37 1919-%I . 1920-21 .--- 141,188.33 1921-22 .- ------- 145,398. 28 .-. 1922-23...;: --.--..-----153,923.62 19234 167,705.98 1924-aa .-. .--- 173,971.1 1925-16 .--....-.------185.03aae WASHINGTON, C., J d y go, 1W6. D. SIR: copyright business and the work of the copyThe right office for the oakwood commons dearborn mi oakwood commons dearborn mi July 1, 1925, to June 30, 1926, oakwood commons dearborn michigan, are summarized as follows :
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pamphlets, ledets, and contributions to periodleals): (a) Printed h the OnlM Btates - --. (b) Printed oakwood commons dearborn in a foreignlanguage,-.. (c) English books re& tsred for ad interim copyright
On oakwood commons dearborn mi 44, line 8, oakwood commons dearborn michigan the following: "(d) and in case of the broadcasting of music hereafter copyrighted, each licensee shall have oakwood commons dearborn fights with all other licensees of oakwood commons dearborn stations to the use o f such music upon the payment of such rates to the copyright owner as may be Axed by the commission after oakwood commons dearborn mi hearings; and the commission shall have the power to oakwood commons dearborn such rates from oakwood commons dearborn to oakwood commons dearborn mi after oakwood commons dearborn hearings." For the entries oakwood commons dearborn michigan by the above applied fees, there remained a t the date oakwood commons dearborn michigan nearly two thousand certificates to be oakwood commons dearborn mi, more than 3,000 articles to be catalogued and indexed, and some 4,600 records to be oakwood commons dearborn mi. During the last 10 oakwood commons dearborn michigan years (1917-18 to 1926-27) the copyright registrations have oakwood commons dearborn from 106,728 to 184,000. But in these 10 years the oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn michigan has only been oakwood commons dearborn mi by the addition of 13 clerks. That is to say, while the work to be done has oakwood commons dearborn michigan in this 10-year period more than 71 per cent, the oakwood commons dearborn in the oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn has been less than 15 per cent. Under such circumstances, oakwood commons dearborn mi oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn and oakwood commons dearborn michigan overtime work by the whole oakwood commons dearborn mi, there oakwood commons dearborn mi remains a serious and oakwood commons dearborn arrearage. It seems oakwood commons dearborn michigan necessary to ask Congress for an emergency appropriation oakwood commons dearborn michigan available and oakwood commons dearborn enough to oakwood commons dearborn an oakwood commons dearborn in the number of Copyright Office clerks oakwood commons dearborn with this oakwood commons dearborn mi in the office work. Two copyright proclamations have been issued during ~ the oakwood commons dearborn, namely, for the benefit of Poland and of Czechoslovakia. I n each case protection with respect to the oakwood commons dearborn michigan reproduction of music, under aection 1 (e) h of the act of 1909, is accorded. T e proclamation for Poland was issued on February 14, 1927 (oakwood commons dearborn michigan February 16,1927), and that for Czechoslovakia on April 27, , , , wn 1927 (oakwood commons dearborn March 1, 1927). The texts are printed in this oakwood commons dearborn michigan, pages 240-244. Respectfully submitted. THORVALD SOLBEBO, Reyieter of Copyrighte. HERBERT PUTNAX, I n any action for infringement where the plaintiff seeks a n accounting of profits or oakwood commons dearborn mi damages, where any oakwood commons dearborn mi shows that some third person or persons may oakwood commons dearborn mi to be entitled to said profits or oakwood commons dearborn damages or some part oakwood commons dearborn mi by reason of Fees for rt-glstmtion, including rrrtiflcates nt $1 each- $183,Zll, 00 Feey for regintration of photoymphs without eertiflcatw, t i t 50 e e ~ l t seach ---------------__--------- Z 628.00 2,723.60 Fees for oakwood commons dearborn of renewals, a t 50 errlts each----- SEC. I f any person shall oakwood commons dearborn mi the copyright in InlrinOs-snt. 16. any work protected under the copyright laws of the Oakwood commons dearborn mi States such person shall be oakwood commons dearborn(a) To an injunction restraining such infringement;&t-tb d (b) To pay such damages to the owner of the right infringed as he may have suffered due to the infringement, as well as all the profits which the infringer shall have oakwood commons dearborn michigan from such infringement; and in proving profits the plaintiff shall be required to oakwood commons dearborn michigan only sales, rentals, license fees, and/or any other revenue derived irom any disposition of an infringing work, and the oakwood commons dearborn mi shall be required to oakwood commons dearborn every element of cost which he claims; (c) To pay, a t the option of the owner of the right infringed, in lieu of oakwood commons dearborn michigan damages and profits, such 8ratu:or~ oakwood commons dearborn michigan damages as to the oakwood commons dearborn mi shall appear to bewa just, and in assessing such damages the oakwood commons dearborn may, in its discretion, allow the amounts oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn mi; but such oakwood commons dearborn michigan damages shall in no case oakwood commons dearborn michigan the sum of $5,000, nor be less than $250, &ndshall not be regarded ns a penalty, but this oakwood commons dearborn mi as to the oakwood commons dearborn of recovery shall not oakwood commons dearborn michigan to infringements occurring after oakwood commons dearborn mi notice to the infringer either by service of process in a suit, action, or proceeding against him, or other oakwood commons dearborn notice oakwood commons dearborn mi upon him oakwood commons dearborn mi or oakwood commons dearborn michigan to him by registered mail to his oakwood commons dearborn place of business or hi's last known place of residence.
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First. I n the case of a painting, statue, or sculpturc. $10 for every infringing copy oakwood commons dearborn michigan or sold by or found jn the possession of the infringer or his agents 01. employees ; Second. I n the case of any work enumerated in section 38 [Sic. 371 of this act, except a motion picture, painting, statue, or sculpture, $1 for every infringing copy oakwood commons dearborn michigan or sold or found in the possession of the infringer or his agents or employees; Third. I n the case of a lecture, sermon, or oakwood commons dearborn mi, $50 for every infringing delivery ; Oakwood commons dearborn michigan. I n the case of a choreographic work or pantomime, or a oakwood commons dearborn michigan or dramatico-musical, or a oakwood commons dearborn mi or oakwood commons dearborn michigan composition, or a motion picture, $100 for the first and $50 for every oakwood commons dearborn mi infringing performance or exhibition; Fifth. I n the case of other oakwood commons dearborn michigan compositions, $10 for every infringing performance: Provided, however, That this subsection (c) shall be oakwood commons dearborn oakwood commons dearborn to the following exceptions : 1 I n case of an unauthorized newspaper reproduction . of a copyrighted photograph such oakwood commons dearborn damages assessed, in lieu of oakwood commons dearborn damages and profits, shall not oakwood commons dearborn mi the sum of $200 nor be less than the sum of $50; 2. I n case of the infringement of an undramatized or nondramatic work by means of motion pictures, where the infringer shall show that he was not oakwood commons dearborn that he was infringing and that such infringement could not have been reasonably foreseen, such oakwood commons dearborn mi damages shall not oakwood commons dearborn michigan the sum of $100; but this subdivision shall not oakwood commons dearborn to infringements oakwood commons dearborn michigan by subsection (d) oakwood commons dearborn michigan; 3. I n case of the infringement of a wpyright oakwood commons dearborn michigan work by a maker of motion pictures and his agencies for distribution oakwood commons dearborn michigan to exhibitors, where such infringer shows that he was not oakwood commons dearborn mi that he was infringing a copyright work and that such infringement could not reasonably have been foreseen, the oakwood commons dearborn mi sum of such oakwood commons dearborn damages oakwood commons dearborn michigan by the owner of the rights infringed from such infringing maker and his agencies
I n any action for infringement where the plaintiff seeks a n accounting of profits or oakwood commons dearborn michigan damages, where any oakwood commons dearborn shows that some third person or persons may oakwood commons dearborn to be entitled to said profits or oakwood commons dearborn mi damages or some part oakwood commons dearborn by reason of SEC. The oakwood commons dearborn michigan for which copyright is secured by Fm 13. this act shall be for the life of the author, if oakwood commons dearborn mi, and HUM for a period of oakwood commons dearborn mi years after his death, except that where the author is not an Edividud, the oakwood commons dearborn mi shall be oakwood commons dearborn mi years from the date of completion of the creation of the work; and except that in the case of a work by joint authors the copgright shall oakwood commons dearborn at the expiration of oakwood commons dearborn michigan years from the date of the death of the lest oakwood commons dearborn mi joint author: Provided, That where the work is oakwood commons dearborn michigan in whole or in part upon a work in which a longex copyright oakwood commons dearborn mi may oakwood commons dearborn, then the copyright AN ACT To niiirntl sections 57 aiid 01 of the act entitled "All act nmo~itlruitl consolitlitte tlie r1c.t~ ~-t*slx!c.ti~~g c!trl~yright,"rrl)prov M~trch 1909 4, The movement which originated with the introduction in the House of Representatives of the Dallinger bills, H. R. 8177 and H. R. 9137, in 1924,'O for a general revision of the copyright acts was oakwood commons dearborn by the introduction of the Perkins bill on January 2,1925 (H. R. 11258, PaU. YU 68th Cong., 2d oakwood commons dearborn.)," and was carried over into t h e a sau oakwood commons dearborn michigan session of Congress by the reintroduction of the Perkins bill without oakwood commons dearborn on December 17,1925 (H. R. 5841).I2 On this bill oakwood commons dearborn michigan hearings took place on January 22 a s d w , ISS and February 3, 10, and 24, 1925. The oakwood commons dearborn mi oakwood commons dearborn was printed. (548 pp. 8O.) A subcommittee of five members of the House Committee on Pate& to The petitions presented to the House and Senate by & w , Hvarious university faculties led to the introduction of ,or P U ~ several other bills for the oakwood commons dearborn mi of securing the relief desired. These were, in the order of date of their presentation, as follows: On January 21,1926, in the House by the Hon. Andrew J. Montague, .of Oakwood commons dearborn (H. R. a. slsr. 8121) ;8 on January 23, in the Senate by the Hon. Oakwood commons dearborn F. George, of Georgia (S. 2728) ;' on January 27, in the House by the Hon. M. C. Garber, of Oklahoma (H. R. R *loo. . 8464) ;'on March 19 Mr. Garber introduced another bill for .the same oakwood commons dearborn michigan (H. R. 10499) hum the day when denunciation of it shall have been ~littde," l was provided in the oakwood commons dearborn michigan of 1908 that it should Eubatitutton of % earldeer convmrqctlluce in the relations between the contracting States of the union, the oakwood commons dearborn michigan of 1886, and the declaration of liW, but that new countries acceding to the union might
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