Allied Pictures Corporation was founded in
1931 by M. H. "Max" Hoffman. Hoffman also owned Liberty Films. Hoffman
became indebted to Herbert Yates of Consolidated Film Service for film processing.
In 1935, Yates foreclosed and took the assets and merged them into his newly
formed Republic Pictures.
By the time the company folded in 1935, they
had made 25 features, half of them Hoot Gibson westerns. Here's the list of
their releases:
18 Minutes (1935)
...aka This Woman Is Mine (1935) (USA)
Boiling Point, The (1932)
Clearing the Range (1931)
Cowboy Counsellor (1932)
Dude Bandit, The (1933)
Eleventh Commandment, The (1933)
Fighting Parson, The (1933)
File 113 (1933)
Gay Buckaroo, The (1932)
Hard Hombre (1931)
Intruder, The (1933)
Iron Master, The (1933)
Local Bad Man (1932)
Man's Land, A (1932)
Officer Thirteen (1932)
One Year Later (1933)
Parisian Romance, A (1932)
Picture Brides (1934)
Romance in Rhythm (1934)
..aka Night Club Murder (1934)
Shriek in the Night, A (1933)
Spirit of the West (1932)
Stoker, The (1932)
Unholy Love (1932)
...aka Deceit (1932) (UK)
Vanity Fair (1932)
Wild Horse (1931)
