Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1923)

April 7,1923 1673 " Daddy " was advertised in this manner by the Capitol theatre, Detroit Eighteen Days. Current Events — International News. Novelty— The Alley Cat — Aesop's Fable. Seven acts of vaudeville. CHICAGO Chicago Theatre — ■ Overture — Gems from Grand Opera. Current Events — News Weekly. Music — Violin Solo — Eugene Dubois, violinist ; Joseph Koestner, pianist, "Minuet,'' "Love's Greetings." Scenic. Music — Organ Solo — " I'm Just a Little Blue." Novelty — Topics of the Day. Specialty — " The Trumpeter " — Chicago Theatre Quartette Feature — Daddy — Jackie Coogan — First National. Comedy. Tivoli Theatre — Overture — " Beautiful Galathea." Specialty — Campbell Sisters singing Songs of the South. Novelty — Topics of the Day. Music — Organ Solo — " When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down " — Milton Charles at the organ. Current Events — News Weekly. Specialty — Fred Berrens, assisted by Monya and Apollo, in " Faptastique Moments Musicale." Feature — The Christian — Gold wyn. Comedy. Riviera Theatre — Overture — " William Tell." Scenic. Specialty — Jess Libonati, xylophone solo. Current Events — -News Weekly. Novelty — Topics of the Day. Specialty — "Dresden China Dolls." Feature — The Christian — Goldwyn. Roosevelt Theatre — Featu/re — The Pilgrim — Charles Chaplin — First National. McVicker's Theatre — Overture — "Carmen" and Classical Jazz, " Falling." Specialty "Springtime of Youth." Music — Organ Solo — "Down In Maryland." W. Remington Welch, organist. Current Events — McVicker's Xews and Views. Specialty — Nora Bayes, singing new songs. Feature — Grumpy — Theodore Roberts— Paramount. Comedy — Tips. Woodlawn Theatre — Organ Solo — Selected. Current Events — Woodlawn News and Views. Overture—" William Tell." Novelty — Fun from the Press. Scenic. Feature — Java Head — Paramount. Added Attraction — The Leather Pushers. Randolph Theatre — Music — Organ selections. Current Events — International News. Comedy — The Kid Reporter. Feature — -Nobody's Bride — Herbert Rawlinson — Universal. BOSTON Loew's State — Overture — Orchestra. Specialty — Pathe Review. Comedy — Day Dreams. Overture — " Orpheus." Current Events — Pathe News. Feature — Adam's Rib — Paramount. Recessional — Orchestra. Loew's Orpheum — Overture — Organ. Current Events — Pathe News. Novelty — Topics of the Day. Overture — Orchestra. Feature — Your Friend and Mine — Metro. Comedy — Day Dreams. Recessional — Organ. Boston Theatre — Overture — Organ. Current Events — Pathe Xews. Novelty — Topics of the Day Overture — Orchestra. Specialty — Aesop's Fable. Feature — The Buster — Fox. Comed\ — The Wise Birds. PHILADELPHIA Stanley Theatre — Overture—" Morning Will Come," and "Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses." Current Events — Fox and Pathe News. Fashion Show — Gimbel's Revue with living models in tableaux, and with Lubovska, dancer, in Dance of Egypt, and Eileen Van Biene, soloist, in vocal selections. Feature — Jazzmania — Mae Murray —Metro. Educational — Delaware River Bridge in 1926. Music — Organ selection — Melodies from " Bombo." Novelty — Fun from the Press. Stanton Theatre — Current Events — Fox News. Feature — Douglas Fairbanks in Robinhood — United Artists — Eighth week. Aldine Theatre — Current Events — Pathe and International News. Novelty — Fun from the Press. Feature — Bellboy 13 — Douglas MacLean — First National. Karlton TheatreCurrent Events — Pathe News. Comedy — Hot Water. Novelty — Screen Snapshots and Kinograms. Feature — A Front Page Story — Vitagraph. Palace Theatre — Current Events — Pathe News. Novelty— Fun from the Press. Feature — The Flirt — Universal. Victoria Theatre — Current Events — Pathe News. Comedy — Hot Water. Novelty — Screen Snapshots. Feature — The Third Alarm — F. B. O. Arcadia Theatre — Current Events— Pathe News. Cartoon — Felix Wins Out. Novelty — Movie Chats. Feature — The Nth Commandment — Paramount. Capitol Theatre — Novelty — Kinograms. Cartoon — Felix in the Bone Age. Feature — Hearts Aflame — Metro. The Luxury Show of 1923 MAE MURRAY In Her Latest and Most Extraordinary Production "JAZZMANIA" Nine reels of luxury, lavithneii and love amid scenes of splendor. Without a doubt the BIGGEST picture Mae Murray ever made. The Strand has given this production a setting and accompaniment that measures up (o the beauty of the photoplay and lavishneas of the 1 providing It with a prologue and musical Interpretation that cannol duplicated in any other theater In the city. THE PROLOGUE An Elaborate Stage Presentation "JAZZMAN I A" j Fmmvring THE NEWLY AUGMENTED STRAND SYNCO-SYMPHON1STS * fmbinmtiert of rhythm, mmMy, artiitry, ;a« aruf r "HUMORESQUE" "MIGHTY LAK A ROSE" "THE MIRACLE MAN' "THE EX-KAISER IN EXILE" MtDISOS FMaOS ORCHESTRA TiTk>. M«j . H«-k. o.w « The Madison theatre, Detroit, used this on "The Little Church Around the Corner" Regent Theatre — Current Events — Screen Review. Feature— The Hero— Al Lichtman. SAN FRANCISCO Loew's Warfield Theatre — Overture — " Southern Rhapsody." Current Events — Minute Views and Current News. Novelty — Pointed Paragraphs. Vocal — Dorothy Jardon singing " Crinoline Days," assisted by Sonia in dance specialty. Comedy — The Balloonatic. Specialty — Rita Owen in Chicken Reel. Feature — Crinoline and Romance — Viola Dana — Metro. Tivoli Theatre — Overture — Special numbers. Feature — Bell Boy 13. Douglass MacLean — First National. California Theatre — Overture — Novelty concert, five numbers. Current Events — Theatre News Letter. Comedy — Broke. Feature — Ninety and Nine — Vitagraph. Granada Theatre — Overture ■ — Synco Symphonists in " School Days," with seven musical numbers. Novelty — Fun from the Press. Feature — Daddy, Jackie Coogan — First National. WASHINGTON Saxe's Strand. Milwaukee, used this "Jazzmania " display ad Crandall's Metropolitan Theatre— Overture ■ — " Hungarian Rhapsody No. 3." Current Events — Pathe News. Comedy — Pest of the Storm Country— Louise Fazenda. Feature — The Light in the Dark — Hope Hampton — First National. Loew's Palace Theatre — Overture — " Songs of the Old Days. Current Events — Pathe News. Novelty — Topics of the Day. Cartoon — Aesop's Fable. Feature — ■ The Girl I Loved — Charles Ray — United Artists.