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Silent Movie History

Copyright Protection for Hollywood Writers

• Photoplay Magazine, 1916 •


This is a small column that credited U.S. Representative Charles Hiram Randall (1865 – 1951) of Los Angeles for having proposed legislation in Washington that sought to provide some measure of copyright protection for the benefit of scenario writers in Hollywood:

“Congressional Randall [Prohibition Party] of California has introduced a bill in the House of Representatives for the protection of scenario authors, by providing for the issuance of a copyright on the scenario upon reciept of two typewritten copies to the proper department in Washington.”

Read Anti-Plagerism Legislation Introduced<br>(Photoplay Magazine, 1916) for Free
copyright protection in 1920s HollywoodU.S. Representative Charles Hiram Randall of Los Angeles1920s copyright protection for Hollywood scenario writers1920s copyright protection for Hollywood screen writers1916 Photoplay Magazine article about screen play copyright protection

Copyright Protection for Hollywood Writers

copyright protection in 1920s HollywoodU.S. Representative Charles Hiram Randall of Los Angeles1920s copyright protection for Hollywood scenario writers1920s copyright protection for Hollywood screen writers1916 Photoplay Magazine article about screen play copyright protection
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