Exhibitor's Trade Review (1919)

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Record Details:

Title:
Exhibitor's Trade Review
Date:
1919
Publisher:
New York, Exhibitor's trade review, inc.
Volume:
Exhibitor's Trade Review (Mar-May 1919)
Leaf #:
000654
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
In late-1916, Exhibitor's Trade Review entered a crowded market of weekly motion picture trade publications that already included the Moving Picture World, Motion Picture News, Exhibitor's Herald, and Motography, along with theatre and vaudeville-oriented papers that covered film, such as Variety, the Billboard, and the New York Clipper. To gain market share and differentiate itself from competitors, Exhibitor's Trade Review pursued a variety of tactics -- some constructive (gathering allies among exhibitor organizations), others destructive (smearing the reputations of competing trade papers and certain film companies that refused to buy advertising). Despite the behind-the-scenes controversies, though, Exhibitor's Trade Review appears to have, in the words of Alan Gevinson, 'established itself legitimately in its role as advisor to and fighter for the independent exhibitor.' All the issues that mattered to independent exhibitors were covered, including censorship, taxes, distributor contracts, piano accompaniment, and, of course, the films. In 1926, Exhibitor's Trade Review ceased weekly publication and only offered the daily service, Exhibitor's Daily, which was acquired a few years later by Martin Quigley as he attempted to consolidate the industry's trade papers under his control. -- Eric Hoyt, 2014
Date Added:
July 25, 2024
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1538 EXHIBITOR-S TRADE REVIEW Volume 5. Number 20. MIMICAL flUOOEDTtONf FOIL "TWO WOKZV" XalMMd by VlUa-rspb The character of irteluri is • Wnw and emotional dram*, with rem of Utlo ll" mountain*. See Screen Xcporli for Synopsis, I'.irli' ularlv noli rftrili at tuguriKd In lilt tut*. The IIMMI aeleried J"'" Ulilnwt K*r1« Willi .»,.; ind Enid Arden (Ml** AnlU Sle«*rO, 1> "Mountain Sung," by lurch, thr leiupo l"lfiu ur. Amtaiilid", When picture wti viewed. It constated of I (*>>•, 4,W0 fret, mil bad ■ projection speed of S*VS mlnu'" SubTHIet or tUitriptite Cute d opening (0*1 wBmU) T Knld Arden, eblld (dog harkfnf) Not lime, nor GrW Klnd/ad •)""'* where lllaah 'i Aa scent fadu A/wir antf DeurtpUve Tempo Sunrise on tb« Mountain Uoirb (I'rom Mountain MuaJc Suit*) Houn lain car Danea— llorrb (from Mountain Mu*ic Suite) Starlight Jbhnson (Meludl out Serenade) PdjmUf Koi Trot Miiuritain Son m It-" Ii (J'rom Mountain Huslt (Andantino) Sullr-J IAr, t I III' Ml J • K T IIW T t n T l(X T I'M T JOH T 21 T 21 T 21 K T 21 T 22 T T fl T J2M T 24 I ....).,, Willie ■,■■> (lelepkosa-lhtl)) Voit ■ irked man" Into another world ll To John Ldajili "Ob, I (uru you'i* lb young •Tickle, tickle" The readini hour on lb folloarmt And away the fllea But ibe ■■■..)• granite rapeM Joe Ilinnet ie a man (•hot) While (lot A familiar bunk PaaaoraJ -Kicfrn (Chara*: leriatic Msfl) Iturlerfliea— Johnson (Character! at ic i a| r .. Icepeat: THEME Summer Sho»»ra (Allegretto M. : ratoi Dramatic N erratic — Pement ■ ■ (AppatMonalo), by Dorcli Andante \ i >n lo Caa ■illo Agitato Appaaaionalo -llurrh J58 T "Let bim bare your « ja mo ed' 1 T E«ra Dry Willie T And blooms the lusty Spring T With the knowledge that he is While three thousand When love hi* arrow D When Mr*. I i n followa Griggs (shot) T With no one to take tare T In the Ardeti cabin Enid D When Cold enter* T Emily goe* to the train T "But as Emily LetfhtOn" (train effects) T When the sombre neus T The End Romance D'Amour — Schocr feld (Andante Romance i Repeat: Pizzicato — Oergc Flirtation — Cross (Characteristic Allegrett, Repeat: THEME Silent Sorrow* — !'■;,,. (Andante I'atberjque) Turbulence — ltorcfa (Allcgr, Agitato) Constance — Golden (Modcrato Romance) Repeat: THEME At Twilight— Golden ( M , ,. erato Romaucc) I h-arnatic Recitative — Levy Tragic Theme — Vely Perpetual Motion — Borch (Allegro Agitato) Furioso No. II — Kicfcrt Repeat: THEME atUHIOAI, iETTIMO TOIl "Till TKMT Of HOWOll Paramount Production THKMr.i "llleeillng HaWU" ( Aiidaiilino Senlltnenlo), by f^vy 9 T The only change thr Note: To be played aa violin toln end of violin »1o |l At Screening (2 mln.) i. : SlK'li. 1) When hiiahand folli.w* It, ah ami Maitlti (2 mill ) n Wimi buibtnd mint lioun (•IS aect) T Tiill «»• « ""■'r (3 mln, IS HC>) X Al Hid IDrODtr'1 iimiieat (2 mln.) tin, ! |,|.. J tTfudToi llr.it. (TIIEHE) Moilerato I'oro Agitato, Cle mall* (I'rom LTouU Niiltr), br Tonnlng CtprUIoui Allegretto, Can ttcp' fie I'll, Mir llrlln (ll Kill lion. tonnlera Suite), ' DlB| by Ton DrajlUlU, The VlIBpIrti b Levy C h a rac leriatic, Allegro Agi Into No. 8— Andliio Heavy Dramallr, Diamallc l. ........ No. 4-Andlno Diailiollr Agitato, Heavy i>. ■ Ag. (No. IK Ull PfiolO i I ditlon) (I mln J 1 At hi.llixi, of the (4 mln.) f A few day* after(I mill.) To be played a* violin ■ 1 ■ T Witliuiil rrvruting hi*. (2 mln. IS arc.) At the hriuht i,l (2 mln. IS HO.) Mr. John Mnrtin (2 min. is ace.) Thl* I* Hi. I.umlry {2 min.) ( ha/a eteri atir. (iruetome Mi*leno*o No, 31, by Botcb AndanUDO Smiimento , THE Mi: Andutlno Suitlmenlo>i Continue oreheetra Andante ralhclic. Silent Sol row*, by lloich AndgnUDO Striiinieiit.i Tin: me Note: 19 D 20 T "Violin solo with piano ac^t.mpanimenl" When quests applaud At l:erm country place Andante Palbcttque, A Dream, by Borch -■Wl.mlino, Scntimculo, 1 UK MM Bathetic Andante, Sorrov 1 Iramalic, Sinister by Vely Popular one step Mode, by Rosey The "Piano only according to action' t am going to make— 14 T 15 T 16 T i; t Note: 'Cello aolo with plnuo Bcci.mpntimirnt. \inl.iiite nc*a, by Borch Cbaraclcriklic, Dramatic Tenaion, by Levy llrnvy Dramatic, Heavy My*terioao, by Levy Andante Sentimentn, Lammto, by Gabriel-Marie Note: 27 D Piano only according to When Doctor I-utnley (3 i '■). era Mar nin.) netbing Orchc*tra lacet for 10 sece. »egm to Serenade, by Ur.lln When Lumlcy and Ruth leave (1 mm.) THE END Valse Dramatique, Myslcr ous NiRhts, by Berg Heavy Dramatic, Tragic Theme, by Vely Popular one step, Hunkatir by Levy Characteristic, Dramatic Suspense, by Winkler Andante Exprtssivo, Dra matic Reproach, by Bet Amianlino Stntimcnto THEME MUBI0A1. BltTTlNO toll "TUB DOAIt" Blliutd April 1 1 ly World Film The chaiutli i u( pliliite I* a leuae nnd emollonal modrin din wltll lUllB of action In the I mln Amrilca anil the *iibinh* nf New yqrlt t'liy See Borettl Kcpoita for Syuuiula. itnrii.i..i,.l|y nole all tell a* atiggealeed In the cuea, to ilcnlly mUrprql Uili pit lora, two *■ « * ■ i tlti| 10M 1 1 Til KM l>. Ii, iolfom\ lot Co« i Mi*. Kitty Gordon), i* "Slnljl PltnOOIi U "Purity," Ibe l*ve Tlieme, ... -lewnl, ll ponillltd «'f S tec]*, i.HQQ feet, and a projection apeeit of hrl ntlnUlfa. W,m„ and '•■ 1.. . Tempo Slnfultieia-Boreh "Tfll'^UC A*,' MleciciV f U i ion llorch, Wlion Mi 3H Mi 4W Opening When Voldei ."i.i" Del Traliu C.tanile When Valder oppn-achci Corg , , , "Vim are my waildorlul h«ro" At dawn (ibola) I I 1 1 1' M I ID li mile Hemiimli llcriii lAinlnutr I1 »pre».lvn) All In \mll hi. ■ Heavy De.c. Ag. (No. R i in Photo PiA> Edition) When ("uio irturiin bomr "Don't ate her again boy" "I want yuii to go to the U. S," In Digit land Mr*. Reynolds The MBd of Miaplrlon The nr»l aftriuoon "1 am going away" (allot) "A neat (bat man, ofll "Think griiilrturii I am dliligurrd" The elm I n -gang In New \ ork acveml year* later "I repay your loaaea" In the "' Pianci* J6 T "We'll uac our right name" >7H 1> When GlOrgt .ecu Eran AO D When .erne fadea to Cora T The Innelv T Repeat: THEME B The Vampire (Dramatic t haraclerialic), by Levy Prudsnot — Lut (Enlr'nclc Novelette) li.."... -mi-I" ii W iiil.ler Ropant: THEME it Heavy Dr. Dc»c. (No. 18 A It, C Dramatic Scries) Heavy Auilaln (No. IK A, \iritaW, Aiip.iVvii'.'i'ii'iii Lturih Nocturne No. 13 (l-'rom fflopinl.n. Suite), by Chopin Serena(o ( I'rom ChoninflDJI Suite),by Chopin Purity— Borch (Love Theme) (THEME A> Dramatic Agitato No. J8— Mlnot Siuiater Theme, hy \'ely Repeat 1 THEME A A7H AM 49)4 SIX 5614 T After a quiet wedding (telephone-bell) D When scene fades to Co ralie (iclcphone-bell) T "Madam Cora allow me "Of i l'r yo darling ndeler Rom.mcc D'Amour— J fcld (Andante Rom Repeat: THEME A Repeat: THEME B Repeat: The Vampire, by Levy And as the nunalc The lure of the unattain When George and FranWhen police find Iclter T "l bave i from" <<S T The End. A ppnisionato — Boi Repeat: THEME A Dramatic Tension ' Andino dmi'some Misleri. — Borcli Rondo — Bcrge (Excerpts Bectho' Patbctique) Repeal: THEM IVivo Finale— Bert Symphonette St Repeat: THEME A No, te) HUB10AI. HKTT1NQ TOVL "A 11K0ULA11 rUXOW" ItaUaiad by TtlaiigU ted limit ol 14 imuulc* per rrcl (1.000 riffon tno LtHfl'i fl Stmt 1 he tiniiiig la baaed o ftet). mm Mi-: "Pluloito Hnllet" (ChirtotarUllo), by Dtra* U Bt ri.,-..\ i -,i,i T tlVfle) or (ifen*) by Kempiu T Thai uitaua I bale [mplltl Elvei (Wlitionta lttler ineiio), by uorcn (2 mln. SO It*.) i-iiiiy Phiptorai [ifi Ciprlei)i hy Friedman (3 mln. 40 aec.) i inn, tt B< »ntn0i by Keinpia akl (1 mln. 30 aec.) , . ntld i . I . nd > T Life took on T Joe Wimp, aliai Count lit llnnkulm 1 1 1 ill I" On. Mrp) by l , i> 11 mln. JO aec.) Star Spangled Banner (4S «ec.) S, heiitlto ( hi.. m Sympl ellc Suite), by llcrge 13 iiiin. 5 aec.) THEME (4 min. 20 aec.) Birdi and BulttxAIu (Intermeno CapMiioao), by Vely (3 min. 50 »ec.) A Ij Mn.le fJropuUf Onc-ilep) laliquc), by Hcrg i4 mm, S aec) THEME (2 min. SO arc.) Bahillaue (Inlet menu Allegrettt), b| Caatlllo (2 min, JS aec.) S Cloac-up Star Spangled Banner S Orchcatiu stop* pliying T Stnliatic* show that T They're aboard— I saw T How did you get aboard T Lady Westcott loiea no time T How did you get here? H Comedy Allegro (Characteristic) by S. M. llcrg ' (2 min, 5 sec.) 15 Valse Modcrnc (Valsc Unto), by Roscy (] mm. 30 sec) 16 Sidewalks of New York (Old — . Song Ilin i-io 17 Three Graces (Allegro meiro), by Herman (3 min. 35 sec.) New York, land of People landing The hospitality of Coming up for aii I'll bet he'll folloi 18 Comedy Hurry, by O'Hare (2 min. 20 sec.) 19 Poppyland, by Kiefcrt (2 min. 55 sec.l 20 Pmicato Myslenoso, by Minol (.2 min. 15 see.) ' Agitato No. 69, by Minot „(2 mm. 15 sec_) .2 Hurry No. 33. by Minot (55 sec.) 23 THEME (1 min. 35 sec.) wbe the . that's what you A burglar's reunion Lon laughs at Until the Eod MUSICAL BKTTINU 1\1R "ONE WKKK OF LIFK" Hol«a*ed hy Gc-ldvryn The timing i* twined on a *peed limit of 14 uumitft per reel (1,000 feel). THEME: "Dramatic Suapinte11 U'haractciiatie), by Winkler. IVfle mi Oorn*lrr o/ t\>-t(S», ii(i. n nnd LengtA «/ St*m4 Drinking Theme, hy Robeil* tl mln. 4S iec,) THEME t.4 min. IS aec.) Continue pp. (SS sec.) ft Ht riay*d t'*tn T tliW) er %f (SVfRt) T Helen— Mia. Sherwe-od T L* R«v Scott T l Caiiby, devotee of art T Malln« Frederick aa V laioiii (I'baraclerialic Cantabile), by Bute (55 sec.) A La Mode (.Popular one •ten), hy Roicy (I min. 25 »cO Mysterious Ntgbbi (Vtln Dnv inatiQue), by Itcig (2 min. is sec.) love Theme (Melodious Andante), by Lee tl min. i£ gee. ^ Piano Solo Improvise to action (20 aec.} Comedy Allegro (Chaiacterii «c). by Bersdmin. 50 tec.) THEME ff. tJ min. 10 *rc I T Lola's studio feast T In the morning hours T The following day T An interrupted rest S Kids fighting S l.ol» Mashing ihc kid's face T That afternoon T Sunday September 22nd 13 THEME (.! min. S «ec 14 Tragic Theme, by Vely (5 min. 5 sec.) 1 5 Tragic (4 by Lue T Half an hour T After a night of torture T Meanwhile at Crystal Lake T Out of the night's T Midnight 16 Ijst Spring (Dramatic), by Grieg (1 min. 45 sec.) 1? Furioso No. 11, hy Kicfcrt (20 aec.) Note: "With ad. lib. ff Tympany Rolls." IS Sinister Theme, by Vely T Where are they (3 nun. *5 sec) 19 Dramatic Reproach (Andantino T An hour later MBSIOAL SETTING FOR "LET S ELOPE" Paramount Prodiictfc-n UNTIL THE END. Tillt and Chora.:!** of mi. ■" did Ltnglh of Seen* D At Screening. (3 min. 20 sec.) T Nora (Jail, a young widow Tempv cr :,.•-.-.„„ Mj SmteesteJ Settctiom J/4 Valse l on. •Golden Youth, by Hcsey Allegretto. Bahillage. by c) T Seeking entertainment (2 min. 5 sec.) But before Eloise (1 min. Meanwhile Darell (2 min. 45 sec,) Hilary won't you please (2 min. 30 see.) ittillo Allegretto, Coniimn tion Allegro Moderato, Intermcuo, by Puerner Andante Moderato. May Dreams, by Borch Voder* to, i i. ■■■ , ey 11 u, rter Announce me (3 min. 10 sec.) Drive me home (2 mi You take it entirely (4 min. S sec.) 1 have changed my ni (J min. JO sec.) I was only trying (I min. 30 sec") So Hilary opens up 12 min. 35 sec.) 3 4 Valse ••.lolden Dramatic, tive, by Allegretto, by Bendi J/4 Valse •Golden Moderato. 13 T Arrieed at last . . * M rain. 25 sec.) 14 T This is impossible (1 mis. 40 aec) Lente Youth, by Rotey Dramatic KecitaI^vy Swcet lasjnine, Lente Youth, by Rosey Lore Song, by , Impish Elves, by Camel i a, by : Lente Youth, by Rosey What is she doing here — (2 min. 45 sec.) They don't answer (2 min. 5 sec) Long Distance (50 sec) Near the witching hour (3 min, 15 sec) Dawn (2 min. 35 sec) I've got to get away (> min. 40 sec) Good bye soul mate Allegro. Comedy Allegro by Berg Melodious Allegretto Birds and Butterflies, by Pinicato. Pirticato Ifister ioso. by Minot Andante Moderato, Dolorosa, by Tobani 3/4 Valse Lente 'Golden Youth, by Rosey 3/4 Valse Lente. Continue ff. •Repeated selections.