Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1925)

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
Nov-Dec 1925
Author:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Publisher:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1925)
Leaf #:
000190
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Motion Picture News was the leading film industry trade journal during the 1920s. Founded in 1908 as a counterweight to the dominant Moving Picture World, the News was the voice for the independent, non-Trust, producers. Later Motion Picture News expanded its coverage to the entire industry, supporting the independent exhibitor with objective film reviews, summaries of programs at theatres across the nation, activities of regional exchanges in the cities with regional exchanges, and excellent coverage of the coming of sound and screenings and stage shots at the major New York City theatres. -- David Pierce, 2013
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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2270 Motion Picture News KANSAS CITY Newman Theatre — Film Numbers — Sally of the Sawdust (United Artists), Newman Mirror of the World (Pathe. Kinograms and International News). Newman Current Events (Local Photography). Musical Program — (Overture). The Pantheon Sisters (Novelty), "The Glow Worm*' (Scenic and Dance Special), Recessional (Organ solos). Liberty Theatre — The Pool (Fox), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), International News. Musical Program — Orchestra Selections (Overture), Recessional (Organ solos). Royal Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount), continued. Mainstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dark Angel (First National), Pathe News (Educational Short Subjects. Musical Program— Popular Selections ( Overture ) . Recession.i 1 (Organ solos). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Headlines (Associated Exhibitors), Fox News and Fox Short Subjects. Musical Program — Atmospheric Selections (Overture), Recessional (Organ solos). DES MOINES Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Beautiful City (First National), Fox News; Phelix in Toyland (Educational), Thirty Years Ago (S. R. ), The Great Train Robbery (S. R.). Musical Program — Moore's Merrymakers in music and dance numbers. Paul Cadieux. baritone. Dave Craig in "Stepping in High" and Ethel Veatch Schmidt and Adeline Ogilvie in "Dance Creative." Special organ feature. "I Miss My Swiss." Des Moines Theatre — Film Numbers — Tower of Lies (M-G-M), International News, Spanish Romeo ( Fox I . Musical Program — Vergne Ford, organist, in "Looking for Talent" and special orchestral program. /? Mb/ Pdramou/U: P/CCurzs Clever adaptation of stock layout foi 1'a) amount'* "The (loldcn Princess." Tu:ocolumn ad used by the Stanley Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Midshipman (M-G-M), Kinograms, Amazing Maizie ( F. B. O.). Musical Program — Zola Palmer and her Ship Ahoy Serenaders. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Transients in Arcadia (Fox), Kentuckv Pride (Fox). BALTIMORE Century Theatre — Film Number — The Pony Express (Paramount), Felix on the Job (Educational), News Weeklv (Fox). Musical Program — Banjo Selections (Montana the cowboy banjoist), Orchestra. Organ recessional. Garden Theatre — Film Numbers — Greater Than a Crown (Fox), Wings of Fleet (U. S. Navy Film), Andy's Lion Tale (Universal), International News ( Universal ) . Musical Program — Five acts of vaudeville Orchestra, Organ recessional. Keith's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — The Overland Limited (S. R.), Somewhere in Somewhere (Pathe), Aesop's Fable (Pathe). News Weeklv (Pathe). Musical Program — Five acts of vaudeville. Orchestra. Organ recessional. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Man on the Box (Warner Brothers). The Gorges of Rocamador (Pathe colors), Closer Than a Brother (Pathe), News Weekly (Pathe). Musical Program — "Echoes of Ireland" (Overture by Orchestra), Organ recessional. New Theatre — Film Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwvn-Maver ) . News Weeklv (Pathe). Musical Program — Orchestra. Organ recessional. Parkway Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount), Parkway Pictorial News (Educational Kinograms) . Musical Program — Orchestra. Organ recessional. Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — What Fools Men (First National). Love and Kisses (Pathe), Rivoli News (Pathe and International). Musical Program — "The Student Prince" (Overture by Orchestra). Divertisement on the stage (Saxophone virtuoso), Excerpts from "High Jinks" and "Brown Eyes Why Are You Blue" (Organ selections). CLEVELAND Stillman Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q (United Artists) continued. Musical Program — "Patria" (overture "La Paloma" (vocal duet). Tango Dance (specialty number). Allen Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount I. Topics of the Day (Pathe). Pathe News. Musical Program — Magic Melodies from Franz Lehar's Operettes (overture), Benny Davis, popular song writer, singing his latest hits, among them being "Yearning" and "Oh, How I Miss You Tonight." Balanced layout using dinoonnl panel oj white on black, for "The Mystic" (Metro-Goldicyn-Matier) . at the Isis Theatre. Houston. Tex. State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Flower of the Night (Paramount i. Ah Buster (Universal). Transients in Arcadia (Fox), What Causes Earthquakes (S. R. ), Fun from the Press (Prod. Dist. Corp.), Pathe Review. Musical Program — Organ overture, popular songs with slides, Vaudeville. Park Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ancient Highway (Paramount). Sneezing Beezers (Pathe), Felix All Puzzled (S. R.). Topics of the Day (Pathe), Kinograms (Educational). Musical Program — "Sari" (overture), Roy Sneck. Reade's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — The Coming of Amos (Prod. Dist Corp.i. Pathe News. Comedy (Universal). Musical Program — Excerpts from "The Student Prince" (overture). Vaudeville. Keith's East 105th St. TheatreFilm Numbers — The Coming of Amos (Prod. Dist. Corp. i . Should Sailors Marry? (Pathe). Aesop's Fables (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — Victor Herbert Arias (overture), Vaudeville. Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — Compromise (Warners), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), Pathe Comedy, Pathe News. Musical Program — "Blossom Time" (Overture), Jazz, "Don't Wait Too Long," 'Bam. Bam, Bamy Shore." "Because of You." "I'm Knee Deep in Daisies." (specialty numbers): Dances of the Past and Present. ST. LOUIS Grand Central and West End Lyric Theatres — Film Numbers — The Beautiful City (First National). Kinogram News and Views. Musical Program — At Grand Central. Gene Rodemich and His Gang in "Red Hot." at West End Lyric, Conley-Silverman Band in "Jazz Minstrels." Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — A Regular Fellow (Paramount), Missouri Magazine (Selected Short Subjects). On Stage: — The Original Six Brown Brothers in "Golfing," Mildred Melrose in the dance "Collegiate," Joseph Littau's orchestra. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Lights of Old Broadway (Metro-GoldwynMayer). News and Views. Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular num! er. On stage — Elizabeth Brice. late of the Follies, with Frank Kessler's Music Weaver and Jazbo the Charleston King. Rome & Dunn, jazzers; Betty Wall, musical comedy mezzo soprano. The Belianto Four. Kazoo ( horns of 3000. Sid's Musical Cross Word Puzzle. William Goldman's Kings and Rivoli Theatres — Film Numbers — The Everlasting Whisper (Fox), The Tourist (Pathe). Kinogram News and Views (Educational). Cuba Steps Out (Fox). Aesop Fable (Pathe). Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular number, vocal selections. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers— Greed (M.-G-M), Kinograms. News and Views. Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers, organ accompaniment. Delmonte Theatre — Film Numbers — The Air Mail (Paramount ). Durand of the Bad Lands (Fox), International News and Views (Universal). Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers. MILWAUKEE Alhambra Theatre — Film Numbers — The Phantom of the Opera (Universal), International News. Musical Program — Excerpts from "Faust," (Overture), with baritone solo, Margery Maxwell (Soprano), Themy Georgi ( Tenor ) . Garden Theatre — Film Numbers — Borowed Finery (S. R. ), Fox News; Topics of the Day (Pathe), Felix Outwits Cupid ( Educational ) . Musical Program — "If That's the Kind of a Girl You Are" (Organ specialty) . Merrill Theatre — Film Numbers — Lights of Old Broadway ( Metro-GoldwynMayer), Slippery Feet (Educational ) . Kinograms. Musical Program — Incidental music by orchestra. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Golden Princess (Paramount), Fire Away (Educational), Kinograms. Musical Program — Joie Lichter's Gang "In Hawaii" (Orchestra Presentation ) , " Remember " (Organ Specialty). Wisconsin Theatre — Film Numbers — Seven Keys to Baldpate (Paramount). International News; Felix Cartoon. Musical Program — Syncopation Week and Charleston Revue, featuring Al Herman, comedian, Milton Watson (courtesy of Paul Ash) ; Eight Boila Dancers: Moss & Manning: Little June Elvidge: Bob Allen: Jack Davis. Ceroid Inn Midnight Ramblers; Mel Johnson & Dolores Perrv. Charleston Champs; Charles Gilroy. HEIL _ , HAMILTON PHYUJS HAVER £/* ^ JU^mW $7*pb»T 0.cW-.. V *^v $if GRAHAM HARRIS, teest fiifatln lc ]' : |hMM| FLORENCE MULHOLLAND, Ca«r>l>«. * D..-n.-,«m*nti THE HEM STREET SINGERS' M,k.U*k.k. Zm* LifM mm4 Stank* TU»1» 6*5*>