Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1923)

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1162 Motion Picture News PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 25TH With First Run Theatres WIRE REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Overture — Concert Petite — Capitol Grand Orchestra. Also introducing Frederic Fradkin, formerly concert master of the Boston Symphony and Capitol Grand Orchestras. Xovelty — Lyman Howe's Hodge Podge. Vocal — Mabel Corlew, dramatic soprano. Current Events — Capitol Magazine. Divertissements — Dance and Vocal Numbers. Feature — Minnie — | Leafrice Joy — First National. Recessional — Organ. Rivoli Theatre — Overture — *' Overture Populaire " and Riesenfeld's Classical Jazz. Current Events — Rivoli Pictorial. Added Attraction — Theodore Kosloff in person in Poem of Love, with Marian Chambers. Feature — Adam's Rib — De Mille — Paramount. Comedy — Ups and Downs. Rialto Theatre — Overture — " Sicilian Vespers " and Riesenfeld's Classical Jazz. Scenic — Royal Chinook. Music — "The Barn Dance" — On the Wurlitzer. Current Events — Rialto Magazine. Vocal — Aria from " Benvenuto Cellini." Feature — The White Flower — Betty Compson — Paramount. Comedy — High Flyers. Lyric Theatre — Feature — 'Hunting Big Game in Africa. (Indefinite.) He Met Her ■hud the scarlet light* of Shanghai— ■ lovely Chines* pnoMti! — m*med her and brought her homa t* America— Then he found that he Uffl'Hi , SB ■ American |MI— Here's an even preater story "East la WeatT — it's that splendid GEORGE MELFORC PIOMCTIOI JAVA Hi AD" nOnmOUAT MTVflDAV EVEHIM6 POST STORV JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER FEATURING LEATRICE JOY aid JACQUELINE LOGAN UT»J0>D KITTOPI— SEOSflE nwCETT-JUEIT RUCOE WEEK BEGINNING TODAY-SUNDAY, m. II tOEW'S PALACE S TWELTTHSTREET 1 THEATRE 211 Easil2ml Mary Miles Mintcr, Robert Cain, George Fawcett, Bertram Grassbjj antt Maiirice' Lef \y "Fly nn in CONTINUOUS FROM IOA.M. ADULTS 30£ CHILDREN lOf •DRUMS OF FATE" Tba story of a woman who lored oo« and mani/d twice And then risked honor and life to win back be? first love. A dram* of woman's fralltr and routh's glorious courage tbat will warm your heart. MACK SENNETT COMEDY ROY STEWART IN "KNIGHTS OF THE TIMBER" AESOPS FABL.ES »• NEWS EVENTS Hand lettered ad for "Drums of Fate" at the Twelfth street theatre, Kansas City, Mo. Washington, D. C, papers carried this tico-column ad for "Java Head" at Loeu's Palace Cameo Theatre — Feature — Down to the Sea in Ships — Hodkinson. (Second week.) Criterion Theatre — Overture — " Suite l'Arlesienne " — ■ Criterion Orchestra. Scenic — Along the Riviera. Cartoon — Bed Time. Novelty — Shakespeare's Country and Scraps. Prologue — Jealousy. (Spoken.) Feature — Othello. Mark-Strand Theatre — Overture — " Capricato " — Strand Symphony Orchestra. Specialty — I Know a Lovely Garden— Prizma. Tenor Singing, " I Know a Garden." Novelty — Robert Louis Stevenson — One of the Great British Authors Series. Vocal — Estelle Carey, soprano, sings "Sometime." Current Events — Mark Strand Topical Review. Frologue to The Pilgrim. Feature — The Pilgrim — Charles Chaplin — First National. Novelty — Odds and Ends. Cartoon — Colonel Heeza Liar, Detective. Recessional — Orsian BROOKLYN Mark-Strand Theatre — Overture — Gems from " Cavalleria Rusticana." Current Events — Mark Str.-md Topical Review. Vocal—" O Promise Me." Comedy — The Pirate. Specialty — Ballet Dance. Feature— The Hottentot— First National. Recessional — Organ. LOS ANGELES Alhambra Theatre — Overture — Alhambra Orchestra. Current Events — International News. Comedy — Pest of the Storm Country. Feature — Lights of New York — Fox. Recessional — Organ. Chine's Theatre — Current Events — Kinograms. Comedy — Sammy in Siberia — Lloyd reissue. Feature — Canyon of the Fools — Harry Carey— F. B. O. Hillstreet Theatre — Current Events — International News. Cartoon — The Mysterious Hat — Aesop's Fable. Comedy — Out of Order. Serial — Around the World in Eighteen Days. Feature — Missing Millions — Alice Brady — Paramount. Six acts of vaudeville. Kinema Theatre — Overture — "Mile. Modjste." Current Events — International News. Specialty — i Prizma Ballet Burlesque. Feature — Minnie — First National. Recessional — Organ. Next Week — The Voice from the Minaret. Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Overture — " 1812 " — Solennelle. Specialty — Krazv Kat Dance. Music — Organ Solo — " Lovin' Sam, Shiek of Alabam'." Current Events — Pathe News. Specialty — Waring's Pennsyh anians — Jazz Concert. Scenic — Pathe Review. Prologue — Beach at Waikiki — Setting Hawaiian Singers and four Hula Dancers. Feature — The White Flower — Paramount. Recessional — Organ. Grauman's Theatre — Overture — " Down South." Current Events — Pathe Weekly. Music — " Pinching Husband." Scenic — Pathe Review. Comedy — Choose Your Weapons — Christie. Added Attraction — Fashion Show — Twenty-five Models. Feature — The Power of a Lie — Universal. Recessional — Organ. Grauman's Hollywood Theatre— Feature — Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood — United Artists — Nineteenth Week. Grauman's Rialto Theatre — Feature — Adam's Rib — DeMille— Paramount — Fourth Week. Symphony Theatre — Feature — The Shriek of Araby — Allied — Second Week. ■1 ■tannuWil* BMP Distinctive ud for " The Strangers' Banquet " used by the Imperial theatre, San Francisco