Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1925)

Page scan 000188 from Motion Picture News

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
Nov-Dec 1925
Author:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Publisher:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1925)
Leaf #:
000188
Language:
English
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:
Motion Picture News was the leading film industry trade journal during the 1920s. Founded in 1908 as a counterweight to the dominant Moving Picture World, the News was the voice for the independent, non-Trust, producers. Later Motion Picture News expanded its coverage to the entire industry, supporting the independent exhibitor with objective film reviews, summaries of programs at theatres across the nation, activities of regional exchanges in the cities with regional exchanges, and excellent coverage of the coming of sound and screenings and stage shots at the major New York City theatres. -- David Pierce, 2013
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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2268 Motion Picture News s0 **TH£ GOLDEN PRINCESS" Peler Pan h*a grown up i ■■< ■<■. m Skyrocketed lo the highf it -screen honor by public demand More adorable than ever 4i the heroine of Brer Harte's rousing romance of '49. Comedy — Foi News — Continuous Music Shows Start 1-3-5-7-9 TO MEMBERS OF THE "DOKEYS"— Here's: th* picture you should set before staging your "Diyi-of^te" Celebration. Two-column display for '-The Golden Princess" ( Paramount) . by Imperial Tlieatre, Jacksonville, Fla.t uses tiro separate stock cuts in single layout. PHILADELPHIA Stanley TheatreFilm Numbers — The Midshipman ( Metro -Goldwyn), Cartoon selected), News (Stanley Magazine). Musical Program — Overture "Orpheus." (Stanley Symphony Orchestra). Vocal Divertissement (Kitty McLaughlin); Dance Divertissement (The Spotlight Revue). Organ selections. Fox Theatre — Film Numbers — The Fighting Heart (Fox), News (Fox), Fox Theatre Screen Magazine. Musical Program — Syncopation Week, Abbey Sisters, The Charleston Three. Jack Swerdlow, Chorus of 20 Fox Trotters, Stevens & King. Karlton Theatre — Film Numbers — Seven Keys to Baldpate (Paramount). Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — Sally of the Sawdust (United Artists). Victoria Theatre — Film Numbers — The Mystic (Metro-Goldwyn ). Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Never the Twain Shall Meet (Metro-Goldwyn). Arcadia Theatre — Film Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwyn). BOSTON Beacon Theatre — Film Numbers — Seven Keys to Baldpate (Paramount), Simon the Jester (Producers Dist. Corp.), Comedy (Educational), News (International). Fenway Theatre — Film Numbers — Seven Keys to Baldpate (Paramount), Simon the Jester (Prod. Dist. Corp.), Fables in Colors (Educational), News (Pathe). Musical Program — Overture, "Normandy." Gordon's Washington Street Olympia Theatre — Film Numbers — Why Women Love (First National), Stepping Out (Educational), News (Pathe). Musical Program — Overture. Five acts vaudeville. Lcew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Flower of Night (Paramount), Calgary Stampede ( Universal ) , Comedy (Pathe), Fables (Pathe), News ( Pathe ) . Musi c a 1 Program — Overture, "Bouffet." Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Graustark (First National ) . Special Stage Number — Garden of Kama. Indian Love Lyric. Modern Theatre — , (Same Program as Beacon Theatre ) . ROCHESTER Girls! Bring Your Husband— and a Referee!' ffe,Totn Moore Florence Vidor Ford Sterling HMD ORCHESTRA ittrnctt: ; display MKig man:; elements without crowding. Ad for Par amount' s "The .Trouble With Wives/1 used by the Capitol, Detroit. Keith-Albee New Boston Theatre — Film Numbers — Peacock Feathers (Universal), Should Sailors ' Marry (Pathe), News (Pathe). Musi c a 1 Program — Overture. Six acts of vaudeville. CINCINNATI Capitol Theatre Film Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwvn-Maver ) , Capitol News (Selected). Musical Program — Orchestra. Walnut TheatreFilm Numbers — Kiss Me Again (Warner Bros.), Who's Which (Comedy), Aesop's Fables ( Pathe}, Topics of the Day (Pathe). Musical Program — Orchestra. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Live Wire (First National). News Weekly, Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Musi ca 1 Progra m — Orchestra . Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers— The Gold Rush (United Artists), Kinograms. Musical Program — Orchestra. Gifts TheatreFilm Numbers — Poisoned Paradise ( Schulberg — S. R. ) , Nursery Troubles (Comedy), Kinograms. Family Theatre — Film Numbers — The Everlasting Whisper (Fox), Day Blues (Comedy), Fox News. Eastman Theatre — Film Numbers — A Regular Fellow (Paramount), Eastman Current Events (News), Ko-Ko Nuts (Comedy), Frederick Chopin (Music Master Series), Shoes (O. Henry Classic) . Musical Program — "The Beautiful Blue Danube" (Overture), "Louis the 14th" (Organ), "Angelus Duet" from "Sweethearts" (Soprano and Baritone), "Moorish Dance (Ballerina). MINNEAPOLIS Aster Theatre — Film Numbers — The Everlasting Whisper (Fox), Nobody Works but Father (Fox), Fox News. Musical Program — Organ overture. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Merry Widow ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Kra zy Kat Kartoon (Educational), News Film. Musical Program — David Rubinoff, Russian violinist; Fred Heisecke and the Garrick Orchestra; Jack Malerich, organist. Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — Fine Clothes (First National), Comedv; Pathe Weekly. Musical Program — White Brothers and Stendal ; organ. State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Knockout (First National), Maid in Morocco (Pathe), News Digest (Selected). Musical Program — State Concert orchestra, "Mignon," Organ nov KNOCKOUT?! Two-column display for First National's "The Knockout" used by the Capitol, Dcs Moines. elty, "I Miss My Swiss," E. J. Dunstedter; Mirth Mack and Gladys Bagvvill. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q (United Artists) ; News reel. Musical Program — Strand Orchestra ; organ overture. ATLANTA Howard Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount). Musical Program — Organ solo "Save Your Sorrows for Tomor row" with screen slides; overture. "The Pony Express," (prologue), seven full-blooded Hopi Indians performing rites and dances. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Sea Hawk (First National), at popular prices. Musical Program — Theme for feature "Budda," special act, Morton Downey, tenor, recently featured With Paul Whiteman's band. Loew's Grand Theatre — Film Numbers — Where Was I? (Universal), Sportlight (Pathe),. Topics of the Day (Pathe). TheTenderfoot (Educati o n a 1 ) , Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Musical Program — Regular five acts of vaudeville. Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — New Brooms (Paramount), Pathe News, Pacemakers Series No. 10, (F» 0. B.). Tudor TheatreFilm Numbers — Parisian Nights (F. B. O.), Comedy (Universal), Her Market Value (Producers Dist. Corp.), Western (Universal), Wolves of the Night (Fox), Comedy (Universal), Alamo No. 2, Jealous Husbands (Fist National), Buster Be Good (Universal), The Girl in the Limousine (First National), Front (Educational), Speed Mad (S. R.), Jokes On You (S. R.). SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Numbers — Classified (First National), Shoes (Fox). Newspaper Fun (F. B. O.), International News. Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Calgary Stampede (Universal). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — The Merry Widow (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer). Paramount Empress Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ancient Highway (Paramount), Better Movies (Pathe Comedy), Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — The Limited Mail (Warner Bros), Sneezin' Breezers (Pathe), Pathe News. EZS3 Now for that side s CURTIS NEAR SIXTEENTH . Cartoon characters enliven this fourcolumn display for "Seven Days'' {Producers Distributing Corp., used by the State Theatre, Denver