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That would make sense since he was performing extra duties. What doesn't make sense is a studio head making substantially less than big name stars in the films UA made. The high income tax rate would have made a guy like Goldwyn ensure that most of his compensation would not come in the form of...

Samuel Goldwyn - President of UA 22000 dollars. Obviously, he was getting most of his money via other means than income. I doubt the head of a studio that literally owned the actors in their films, was actually earning less than the Stars in the films the studio made.