page_title: Mitchel H. Mark
section_title: Personal life
hierarchical_section_title: Mitchel H. Mark / Personal life
caption_attribution_description: English: Portion of page 5 of the Buffalo Courier dated Thursday 1918-03-21, including the article, "Mitchell H. Mark, 'Movie' Magnate, Dies Suddenly"
context_page_description: Mitchel H. Mark a.k.a. Mitchell Mark a.k.a. Mitchell H. Mark was a pioneer of motion picture exhibition in the United States.
context_section_description: Mark was married to Estelle "Stella" Brock with whom he had two daughters:
  Annette Mark, who married Max Spiegel, a Secretary of the Mitchel H. Mark Realty Corporation, and lived in New York City
  Winifred "Winnie" Mark (1905–1990), who married Victor Aubrey Lownes Jr. (1905–1952) on June 1, 1927 and lived in Buffalo. They were the parents of Playboy executive Victor Lownes III (1928–2017).
  Mark was prominent in Jewish charitable and religious circles in Buffalo and was a member of Temple Beth Zion.  On March 20, 1918, Mark died of an infection at his family's home at 527 Richmond Avenue at the corner of Breckenridge in Buffalo.  His body was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo. At the time of Mark's death, his brother, Moe Mark, was living in Lynn, Massachusetts and his sister, who was married to William A. Rosentahl, lived in Buffalo.
  Although his name is often spelled "Mitchell", the name on his mausoleum at Forest Lawn Cemetery is spelled "Mitchel H. Mark".
caption: Mark's obituary in the Buffalo Courier
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