page_title: Tilford Cinema Corporation
hierarchical_section_title: Tilford Cinema Corporation
caption_attribution_description: English: Poster for the 1924 film Ramshackle House. Renewal searches were done in both artwork and film for the years 1951 and 1952. There were no listings for this title in film renewals. There were no listings for Tilford Cinema, Producers' Releasing Corporation or Otis Litho (NY)-the company who printed the poster. There's no evidence of renewal for the film or its related materials.
context_page_description: Tilford Cinema Corporation, also known as Tilford Cinema Studios, was a film studio business headquartered in New York City with film operations and studio activity in Miami, Florida. It was a pioneer in the studio for hire contracting system. The business was established in 1920 and was led by Walter Ford Tilford and Thomas W. Switzler.
  An ad for its services ran in a 1921 edition of Wid's Yearbook. The business was run by Walter Ford Tilford.
  Sets and studio space for filming The Purple Highway were provided by Tilford.
  In 1922, Tilford bought out Gotham Pictures.
  Wiard Boppo Ihnen became part owner and secretary of the film company.
  Tilford used Miami Studios buildings.
  The company ran short of financing despite optimism after the three films shot at the Miami studio in 1924 becoming moneymakers. It folded and made no more films.
context_section_description: Tilford Cinema Corporation, also known as Tilford Cinema Studios, was a film studio business headquartered in New York City with film operations and studio activity in Miami, Florida. It was a pioneer in the studio for hire contracting system. The business was established in 1920 and was led by Walter Ford Tilford and Thomas W. Switzler.
  An ad for its services ran in a 1921 edition of Wid's Yearbook. The business was run by Walter Ford (W. F.) Tilford.
  Sets and studio space for filming The Purple Highway were provided by Tilford.
  In 1922, Tilford bought out Gotham Pictures.
  Wiard Boppo Ihnen became part owner and secretary of the film company.
  Tilford used Miami Studios buildings.
  The company ran short of financing despite optimism after the three films shot at the Miami studio in 1924 becoming moneymakers. It folded and made no more films.
caption: Poster for Ramshackle House
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