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Joseph Vogel (executive)

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in association with two board members, Stanley Meyer and Joseph Tomlinson. Mayer attacked Vogel calling him a "fool" and not "capable of filling the post – no more capable of filling it than you would be fighting the heavyweight champion." However Vogel managed to fight off the takeover attempt and
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in New York City when it opened in August 1921. He worked his way up Loew's Theatres and by 1934 was in charge of all their theatres outside New York. In 1939 he became a director of
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and died at Palm Beach hospital on March 1, 1969, of a heart attack. He was survived by a wife Lena and son Richard. He was the brother of cinematographer
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In 1954 following a government decree separating Loew's production and distribution actives from the exhibition company, Vogel was elected president of
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MGM had been loss-making and had to deal with a significant corporate turmoil, including a takeover attempt in 1957 from former president
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initially enjoyed a number of successful years at MGM, green lighting such movies as
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and was moved upstairs to the role of chairman. Four months later he retired to
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However he also oversaw a number of expensive flops, such as the remakes of
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and helped make the company profitable again. He also made the costly
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In October 1956 Vogel replaced Arthur M. Loew, son of founder
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Commanders of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic
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Vogel was forced to resign in January 1963, replaced by
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and by 1945 became director for all their theatres.
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Index

Palm Beach, Florida
Film studio executive
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Townsend Harris High School
Loew's
Brownsville, Brooklyn
Fulton Theatre
Loew's State Theatre
Loew's Inc.
Loew's Theatres Inc.
Marcus Loew
Loew's Inc.
Louis B. Mayer
Sol Siegel
Gigi
North by Northwest
King of Kings
Ben-Hur
Academy Award for Best Picture
highest-grossing film of all time
Gone With the Wind
How the West Was Won
Cimarron
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Mutiny on the Bounty
Robert O'Brien
Palm Beach, Florida
brain cancer
Paul C. Vogel

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