Moving Picture World (Jun 1919)

Page scan 000293 from Moving Picture World

Record Details:

Title:
Moving Picture World
Date:
Jun 1919
Publisher:
New York, Chalmers Publishing Company
Volume:
Moving Picture World (Jun 1919)
Leaf #:
000293
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine",nyarc-museumofmodernar
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:
Moving Picture World, founded in 1907 by J.P. Chalmers, was one of the motion picture industry's first trade papers. Published on a weekly basis in New York City, Moving Picture World informed exhibitors about films available for rental and editorialized on behalf of the growing industry (improving the quality of movies through higher filmmaking standards, not government censorship, was a frequent topic). The paper reached its height in the mid-to-late-1910s--a fact reflected in the circulation figures and the huge amount of advertising that filled every issue during the period. In the 1920s, Moving Picture World lost ground to other competing weekly trade papers -- including Variety, Exhibitor's Herald, and Motion Picture News. In 1927, Moving Picture World ceased publication when it was acquired by Martin Quigley's Exhibitor's Herald. Across the 20 year run of Moving Picture World, readers can watch the transition from short film programs to feature films and witness the transition from the dominance of Edison's Trust to the rise of the "Independent" film companies that ultimately became the Hollywood studios. Silent film historians have utilized and cited Moving Picture World more frequently than any other trade paper, and the publication still has many insights left to offer. -- Eric Hoyt, 2012/2013
Date Added:
May 23, 2024
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June 14, 1919 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 1661 20 — T. He awakens to a new life. 2:00. Pensee D'Amour (Andantino), Ely. 21 — T. Evening came with its lights. 2 :15. Melodie, Rachmaninoff. 22— T. Burning the candle at both ends. :45. Clock striking 2 :00, followed by tympani rolls. 23 — T. The hours between midnight and. 2 :30. Dramatic Andante No. 39, Berge. 24 — D. When Mrs. Cosgrove sees Brockwell. Dramatic Tension No. 44 (Agitato), Borch. 25— T. You are going to leave. 1:15. Agitato No. 6 (Allegro-Furioso), Kiefert. 26 — D. Cosgrove knocks at door. 3 :15. Inflammatus, Rossini. 27 — T. At the end of the appointed time. 2 :45. Prelude "Cyrano" (Dramatic Andante), Damrosch. 28 — T. The next morning Steve hears. 1 :45. Dramatic Andante No. 30, Berge. 29 — D. Mrs. Cosgrove at telephone. 2 :45. Melodie, Tschaikowski. 30 — T. Steve's orders for speed were obeyed. 2 :15. Prelude, Jarnefelt. 31 — T. After a conference with the police. 2 :15. The Slimy Viper, Borch. 32 — T. Every dog has his day. 1 :30. Prelude "Carmen," Bizet. 33— T. Mrs. Cosgrove has put her heart. 2 :30. Berceuse "Jocelyn," Godard (to end). "The Haunted Bedroom." Released by Famous Players-Lasky. Prepared by Pilmusic Studios. Theme — Legend of a Rose, Zamecnik. 1 — At screening. 3:24. Le Secret (Allegretto), Gautier. 2 — T. Prior to the civil. 1 :34. Agitato No. 2, Andino. 3 — d. Fade in to Miss Bennett and editor. 2 :20. Dramatic Andante. 4 — T. In old Virginia. 2 :07. Carry Me Back to Old Virginia (Andante). 5 — T. At Whitside. 3:17. Admiration (Moderato), Jackson. 6 — T. The faint dawning. 2 :12. Misterioso No. 3, Andino. 7 — D. Flash to boy driving horse and buggy. 4 :37. Tendresse (Andante), Ravina. 8 — T. The only circumstance. 1 :24. Misterioso No. 9 — D. Flash to close-up of Miss Bennett in buggy. Narrative No. 1 (Moderato), Pement. 10 — T. This is the missing. 4 :23. Misterioso No. 1, Langey. 11 — T. Then the blinded. 1 :16. Dramatic Tension No. 36 (Berg Series) (now tympani roll on ghost-wind howling-hoot owl effects — all pp). 12 — T. An eerie strain. 2:26. Poet's Dream (Andante), McDowell. 13 — T. The genial mid-day. 2:53. Reve D'Amour (Moderato), Zamecnik. 14 — D. Flash to Miss Bennett and Rowland. 1 :14. Theme. 15 — T. Some one was prowling. 3 :17. Furioso No. 1, Langey. 16 — D. When Miss Bennett goes to sleep. :49. Dramatic Tension No. 67 (Berg Series). 17 — D. Miss Bennett sees ghost and screams. 1 :17. Hurry No. 1, Langey. 18 — T. The morning and. 2:58. Andante Dramatico No. 62 (Berg Series). 19 — D. Roland leaving room. 3 :02. Theme. 20 — T. In the whited hamlet. 5:17. Furioso No. 1, Levy (to action). 21 — T. How came you. 2:59. Dramatic Andante No. 39 (Berg Series). 22 — T. Again at random. 4 :19. Misterioso Dramatico No. 22, Berg. 23 — T. Miss Bennett catches the ghost. 4:58. Dramatic Tension No. 9 (Berg Series) 24 — D. Woman screams at sight of ghost. 2 :37. Agitato No. 11, Luke (start quietly and increase to action on title ending "We quarreled"). 25 — T. I dragged him. 1:30. Silent Sorrows (Andante), Borch. 26" — D. Miss Bennett and Roland shake hands in doorway. 2 :23. Theme. "Jacques of the Silver North." Released by Select Pictures Corporation. Prepared by M. Winkler. Theme — Sunrise on the Mountain (4/4 Adagio), Borch. 1— T. Don Baird who has. 3 :10. Theme. 3 (Berg Series). 3 :21. Dramatic 2 — S. Jacques playing the guitar. (Allegretto), Borch. 3— T. Joseph Clyde Treffery. 1 :05. 4 — T. We know Jacques here. 4 :50. 5 — T. I hope that some day. 3 :05. 6 — T. Days of contentment 7 — T. A stranger arrives. 2 :40. Characteristic Barcarolle Mountaineer's Dance, Sinister Theme. Dramatic Suspense. 1 :05. Continue pp. :05. Theme. Conterno. 8 — T. Lost in the wilderness. 2:00. May Dreams (Moderato), Borch. 9 — T. Ravens Roost, a new camp. :45. Continue pp (watch shot). 10 — S. Girl on top of big rock. 2:25. Savannah (One-step), Rosey. 11 — T. You're making a mistake. 2 :25. Dramatic Tension No. 36, Andino. 12 — T. All right, mister. 2 :20. Dramatic Agitato, Hough. 13 — T. I reckon now we'll all kiss. 1 :45. Serenade Romantique, Borch. 14 — T. The spreading dawn. 1 :50. Theme. 15 — T. Returning from their inspection. :40. Continue pp. 16 — T. 'Xeath the spell of Indian Summer. 2 :30. Mountain Song. 17— T. Memory tells her father. 1:35. Silvery Brook (Waltz), Braham. 18 — T. Liquor and a stacked deck. 1 : 19 — T. Treffery on his way. 1 :45. 20 — T. The golden green of autumn. Andino. 21 — T. Damn your insolence. 2 :25. 22 — T. The return of Jacques. :55. 23 — T. Treffery, I no can find him. 24— T. We will take this trail. :50. :45. Dramatic Narrative. Pement. Hunkatin (half time), Lang. 2 :25. Dramatic Tension No. 9, 25 — T. Memory's plan. 1:45. Flirty Flirts (Moderato), Levy. 26 T. At last m'sieu we meet. 1:15. A La Mode (One-step), Rosey. 27— T. I never thought you would. 1 :30. La Bella Argentina (Spanish Dance), Roberts (to be played as piano solo). 28 — s. Girl begins to dance. 1 :25. Dramatic Reproach, Berge. 29 — T. Boys, a kiss to the man. :40. Repeat Cue No. 27. 30 — T. We've lost him now. 4:15. Hurry No. 33, Minot. 31 — t. The return journey. 5 :10. Furioso, Levy. 32 — T. The home-coming. 1 :35. Dramatic Andante, Berge. 33— Theme. 3:05. (To end.) "The Social Pirate." Released by World Film Corporation. Prepared by S. M. Berg. Theme — Bleeding Hearts (Andantino Sentimento), Levy. 1 — D. At screening. 3:30. Theme. 2 — D. When scene fades to cabaret. 2 :15. A La Mode, Rosey. 3 — d. At end of dance. 1 :30. Birds and Butterflies, Vely. 4 — T. Ladies and gents, I now. :15. Orchestra tacet. 5 — d. When Dolores plays (violin and piano only). :45. Humoreske (direct cue), Dvorak. 6 — D. When fight starts. 1:45. Agitato No. 6, Kiefert. 7 — t. Mrs. Norma Ridgeway. 2 :15. Fairy Phantoms, Friedman. 8 — T. Next morning. 4:15. May Dreams (Moderato Romance), Borch. 9 — T. Despite her illness, Dolores. 2 :00. Dramatic Tension, Levy. 10 — T. After a fruitless search. 2 :45. Sinister Theme, Vely. 11 — T. Your room will always be. 1:15. Adagio Cantabile (Excerpts Beethoven Sonata Pathetique), Berge. 12 — T. Senor Valrez sailed. 2:00. Theme (Violin only.) 13 — T. At the Locusts. 2:15. Valse Divine (Valse Lento), Rosey. 14 — D. When Dolores starts to play. :15. Humoreske, Dvorak. 15 — D. When audience applauds. :15. Orchestra tacet. 16 — D. When Dolores plays again. :15. Visions (Violin and piano only), Buse. On the eve of departing. 2:15. Constance (Moderato Romance), Golden. At the end of a successful concert. 2 :15. Rose Leaves (Andantino Idyl), Ashleigh. 1 :15. Theme. 1:45. Pathe of Flowers (Standard Theme. Agitato, Minot. :40. Continue pp. Continue pp and slow. 17— T. 18— T. 19— D. 20— T. 21— D. 22— T. 23— T. 24— T. 25— D. 26— T. 2" t. 28— T. 29— D. 30— D. 31— D. 1— 2 *r 3— T. 4— T. 5— T. 6— T. 7— T. 8— T. 9— D. 10— T. 11— T. 12— D. 13— T. 14— T. 15— T. 16— T. 17— T. 18— T. 19— T. 20— T. 21— T. 22— D. 23— T. 24— T. 25— D. 26— D. 27— T. 2:45. 1:15. Theme. The Blushing Rose (Andan Sorrow Theme, Roberts. 4 :15. Dramatic Tension No. 36, When Bruce joins Dolores. The wedding house party. waltz), Waldteufel. When Dolores reads letter. Would you be good enough? tino), Johnson. You like my bracelet. 3 :00. I thought I heard a man's. Andino. When Dolores leaves room. 4 :45. Heavy Misterioso, Levy. Next morning. 3:00. Vivo Finale (from Symphonette Suite), Berge. Miss Fernandez dismissed. 3 :00. Turbulence, Borch. Late afternoon (watch for knocking at door). 2:30. Perpetual Motion (Allegro Agitato), Borch. When detectives enter drug store. 5 :15. Half-reel Hurry, Levy. When Bruce opens door (shots). 1:15. Agitato No. 69, Minot. When Dolores leaves. 1:00. Theme (to end). "I'll Get Him Yet." Released by Famous Players-Lasky. Prepared by Norman McNeil. At screening. 2 :25. Please Go Way and Let Me Sleep, Wills. Take contract up with. 1 :15. If I Only Had Fifty Million Dollars, Stephens. Susie, I'm only worrying. 1 :40. Please Go Way and Let Me Sleep. At home. 2:20. Gypsy Love Song (from "Fortune Teller"). At the races. 1 :50. He's Got to Get Out and Get Under — Abrahams. Thursday night — Mixed dates. 2 :05. Selections from "You're in Love," Friml. Susie sees to it that Speed. 2:00. (Continue same.) Father in no mood for love. 2 :10. What's the Harm in a Walk? McNeil. Father kicks Speed out. 1:25. What's the Matter with Father? Mason. Susie never falters. 1 :15. Curse of an Aching Heart, Piantodosi. With patience of gas bill. 3 :45. I'll Get You, Blyler. Speed passes sugar to Susie. 1 :25. Good-Bye, Tosti. She buys ring and backs it up. 1 :25. What's the Harm in a Bit of a Walk? McNeil. Female of the species. 2:30. Canary Cottage (from "Canary Cottage"), Carrol. First pleasures of a poor. 2:15. Only 45 Minutes from Broadway, Cohan. What her one order did. 2:10. (Continue same.) Robert Hamilton, Susie's lawyer. 2 :00. All the World Will Be Jealous of Me, Ball. Broke in Riviera. 2 :40. Canary Cottage, Carrol. Riviera board of trade. 3 :45. Down Home Rag, Sweatman. Forced to go to her own R. R. 3:20. All the World Will Be Jealous, Ball. Difficulty of explaining. 3:10. Canary Cottage, Carrol. Speed lifts paper off basket. 3 :00. Pizzicato No. 14, Lake. Just two bullets here. 1 :10. I'm Sorry I Made You Cry, Clesi. Peace reigns, until. 4 :30. Agitato No. 12, Lake. Speed out of house, picks rose. 3 :35. For You a Rose, Edwards. Speed fakes slamming gate. 2 :40. Hurry No. 4, Lake. Darling. I am S. F. Jones. Please Go Way and Let Me Sleep.