Over the next few days, Martin busied himself establishing a studio with the help of Thomas and related companies.
In the three-story office building where Pacific Pictures was located, there were many unoccupied rooms. Martin rented an office with an inner suite as the studio's base, named Davis Film Production Company.
Besides Martin and Bruce, the company's formal staff only included a part-time receptionist shared with Pacific Pictures and Gray Company.
Davis Studio was established quietly.
On the day of the establishment, Martin formally invited Thomas for dinner, bearing the weight of gratitude.
Even the most cold-hearted capitalist couldn't make a horse run without allowing it to graze.
Besides, Martin was a conscientious good man, not a capitalist.
