The Film Daily (1920)

DAILY Wednesday, November 3. Mb At Broadway Theaters Strand There"s a real thrill at the Strand this week in "The Race of the Age —Educational, which marks another advancement in motion pictures. Man o' War and Sir Barton are the stars who furnish the thrill in their race at Kenilworth track Windsor. The overture is "Mignon," followed by the Strand Topical Review, Richard Bold, tenor, singing "Moon, Lovely Moon, with a special appropriate setting; an especial y beautiful Outing-Chester Scenic, "Lovely Maoriland," the feature, a First National attraction starring Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven in "Twin Beds," with the organ solo, "The Lost Chord," concluding. Capitol Liszt's "Second Hungarian Rhapsody is the overture, followed by a Kineto Pictorial, "The Emerald Isle," with vocal interpolation. The next number is ''The Lost Chord." sung by Herbert \\ atrous, The Capitol News, Mile. Gambarelli in another of her interpretive dances, "folka nzzicato " a Sport pictorial, "How'll \ ou Have Your Bath," the first oi a series of sport releases produced by Town and Country Films, the prologue to the feature. "Recitative," and Sargeants Song from "Pirates ol Penzance," sung by Bertram Peacock, assisted by the Capitol Male Octette. Tom Moore in "Officer 666, Goldwyn, "Such is Life in Provincetown," an orchestral innovation, "In a Clock Store," and the organ solo conclude. Rivoli Charles Ray is delighting Rivoli audiences this week in another of his country boy roles, "An Old Fashioned Boy." Other numbers are "Orpheus," the overture, an artistically arranped dance, "At the Fountain," Rivoli Pictorial. "The Magic oi Your Eyes," by Marie Lind, soprano, "Back to the Rivoli by the orchestra, a Mack Sennett comedy, "Movie Fans," and the organ solo, "Hymn oi Nuns." Rialto "Lohengrin" is the overture this week, followed by The Rialto Magazine, Emanuel List singing "Bedouin Love Song," Mary Miles Minter in a Realart feature, "Eyes of the World." A duet by Alma Dona, soprano, and Edoardo Albano, baritone, from "II Trovatore," a Sunshine comedy, Farmyard Follies," and the organ solo are the remaining numbers. Getting Ready (Special to WID'S DAILY) Atlanta— The Southeastern M. P. Exposition starts on Dec. 6th and ends on Dec. 11th. Bert Lytell, Muriel Ostriche, Helen Gardner, Ruby DeReymer, Eddie Polo, Zena Keefe, Lucile DePree, Lillian Walker, Eugene O'Brien, Peggy O'Neil and Dorothy Gish will all make a personal appearance one or more nights during the week. Each night will be given over to a ball in honor of one or more stars. Fully 500 exhibitors from all over the South have stated that they would be here that week. Booth spaces are selling at prices ranging from $50 to $100 each. Next Week's Program The Rivoli will show Wallace Reid in "Alwavs Audacious" next week. Selznick in Milwaukee (Special to WID'S DAILY) Milwaukee — The Selznick Enterprises, Inc., has opened its 30th exchange. The new office is in the Toy Bldg., 172 W. Second St. S. S. Webster, former branch manager at Charlotte, N. C, has been appointed branch manager. "Madonnas" Opens (Special to WID'S DAILY) Detroit — Herman F. Jans opened his "Madonnas and Men" at Kunsky's Madison Theater on Sunday to record breaking business. The engagement has been prolonged indefinitelv. Another for Horowitz (Special to WID'S DAILY) Cleveland — M. B. Horowitz has taken over the Shaw-Hayden theater, including a three story building. The building will be improved and is expected to be completed bv Mar. 1. Over $250,000 is said to "be involved. Horowitz now has six theaters: The Fountain, Globe, Haltnorth, Southern, Amphion and the new one. Poster Company Will Move San Francisco — The Western Poster Co. wlil be located at 117-119 Golden Gate Ave. shortly. Operate Without Orchestras Berkeley, Cal. — The T. and D. and U. C. are running without orchestras. Each house seats 2,000 and is using an organ with player roll attachment, the lack of musicians being due to the strike. To Build Two Houses Maryville, Mich. — Houses in Port Huron and this town, seating respectively 600 and 1,600, will be erected bv Herb Weil. Cummings May Buy Chain Minneapolis, Minn. — It is reported that Roy Cummings, who owns the Majestic, Orpheum and Grand Opera House, is negotiating for the houses formerly operated by the late Charles Pacini of Kenosha. Zimmerman Buys Several Buffalo, N. Y. — Fred M. Zimmerman, president of Nu-art, has bought rights for the state, north of Westchester County, for the following: Babe Ruth in "Headin' Home," "Keep to the Right." "Voices," "The Rich Slave." 12 Billy West comedies. "The Invisible Ray," a serial, 12 Frazee comedies and "The Blazed Trail." Johnny Hines is making personal appearances at the Brooklyn Strand all this week in conjunction with his comedy, "Torchy in High." Eva Gordon leaves for the coast this week. Kunsky Gets Production Detroit — John H. Kunsky has sec.ired the rights for this territory to 'Madonnas and Men," the Jans lean-re. PHONE BRYANT 6558 When you want service UNITED SOCIETY CINEMATOGRAPHERS Suite 1603, Candler Bldg., N. Y. M0DKINS0N ANNIVERSARY ^^I^WifcTVWVi*£\^»y*» I "IT MIGHT HAPPEN TO YOU" will play a first run engagement in every city in America. Independent Bayers ask J.SHENFIELD S E. ENTERPRISES BERT ENN1S Suite 907 1476 Broadway New York City STEROES-MATS ELECTROS I.RUBIN & COMPANY 23 E. 4th ST. SPRING 8303 Plan Two More San Francisco — Houses in I and Visalia are planned by the cent Theater Co. 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