Motion Picture News (May-Jun 1923)

2380 Motion Picture News PR 0 GRAMS FOR THE WEEK 0 F MAY 6TH With First Run Theatres WIRE REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Capitoi Magazine, Vanity Fair (Goldwyn), additional short subject to be selected. Musical Program — ■" Dance of the Hours " from " La Giaconda " (Overture with divertissements), Impressions of "Rigoletto" (Tabloid Opera), Recessional (Organ). Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Scars of Jealousy (First National), Odds and Ends, Mark Strand Topical Review, The Barn Yard ( Vitagraph). Musical Program — " Melodies Populaire " (Overture), "The Porcelain Clock" (Divertissement), "One Fine Day" (Soprano with Duo-Art), Recessional (Organ). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Nc'er-DoWell (Paramount), continued from Rivoli. Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — The Rustle of Silk (Paramount), Cinema tribute to John Howard Payne, Adventures in the Far North. Musical Program — " Keltic Suite " (Overture), Historic reproduction of the premiere of " Home, Sweet Home," " Veil Dance " (Divertissement) . Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Down to the Sea in Ships . (Hbdkinson), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. BROOKLYN Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Bright Shawl (First National), Mark Strand Four-column ml for "Trailing African Wild Animals" used by the Ohio theatre, Indianapolis Topical Review (selected), The Treasure Hunter. Musical Program — " Les Preludes " (Overture) with color harmonies and effects: thunder, lightning, rain, rainbow and sunshine; MischakofT, violinist, " Zieeunerweisen " (Sarasate) ; Symphonized Jazz : " South Sea Eyes," " Got To Cool My Doggies Now," " Song of India," "Lost, a Wonderful Girl," " Falling?;" atmospheric prologue in three episodes, in special setting: "A Maid of Spain," Everett Clark, tenor ; Dance Espagnole, ballet, and " Lolita," Carlo Feretti, baritone ; Organ, " Fanfare " (Lemmens) ; " Shadow Dance," a silhouette, by ballet. LOS ANGELES Ad used by the Stillman theatre, Cleveland, on " Where the Pavement Ends." Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Bell Boy 13 (First National), A Good Scout (Educational), Topics of the Day (Pathe), International News, Daddy-Long-Legs (Prizma). Musical Program — " Jolly Robbers " (Overture), "You Know You Belong to Somebody Else " (Organ solo). Grauman's Third Street Theatre— Film Numbers — Bavu (Universal), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Pathe News. Musical Program — " Tannhauser " (Overture), Waring's Pennsylvanians in Jazz Concert, " Prince of Pilsen (Organ Solo), Personal appearance of Stuart Paton, Sylvia Brcamcr and Estelle Taylor in prologue to feature, titled " Moscow Artists," with 10 singers and dancers. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ne'er-DoWell (Paramount), Pathe Review, Pathe News. Alusical Program — " Tannhausei (Overture), "Carolina in the Morning" (Orchestra), "You Tell 'Er, I Stutter" (Organ with slides and voice), " Simonetta " ( 24-person act, posing in reproduction of 12 famous paintings.) Hollywood Egyptian Theatre— Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. California Theatre — Film Numbers — Wonders of the Sea (F. B. O.), International and Fox News, The Pill Pounder (Educational), Kellum Talking Pictures. Musical Program — " William Tell " (Overture), "Intermezzo Sinfonico " and Classic Jazz. Miller's Theatre — Film Numbers — Hunting Big Game in Africa (Universal), continued. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers— The Little Church Around the Corner (Warner Bros.), International News (Universal), Land of TutAnkhAmen (Fox), Fun from the Pres's (Hodkinson). Musical Program — "Mary" (Organ), "Brides of All Nations," ( Musical act, 25 people), " Chocolate Soldier, " When Will the Sun Shine for Me?" (Orchestra), " My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice " (Cornet Solo). Hillstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — The Prisoner (Universal), Movie Chats (Hodkinson), Dad's Boy (Century), Aesop's Fable (Pathe), International News. Musical Program — Six acts of vaudeville. Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — Main Street (Warner Bros'.), continued. Pant ages Theatre — Film Numbers — The First Degree (Universal), six acts of vaudeville. Symphony Theatre — Film Numbers— Night Life in Hollywood (Arrow), continued. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers— Enemies of Women (Goldwyn), continued. SAN FRANCISCO Loew's Warfield Theatre — Film Numbers — Dollar Devils (Hodkinson), . Thrills of a Lumberjack (Howe), a Waggin' Tale, Loew's Own Minute Views and Pointed Paragraphs. Musical Numbers — " Home Sweet Home the World Over " (Overture), A Story Told in Songs on the Organ, Added Attraction, Famous Mosconi family, dancers, together with saxophone soloist. Tivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Within the Law (First National), continued. Granada Theatre — Film Numbers — the Go-Getter (Paramount), Looping the Loop, News (Pathe and International), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson). Musical Program — Selections from "Naughty Marietta" (Overture), "Narcissus" (violin, cello and piano), " Valse Erika " (trombone), "Who's Sorry Now" (Solo)), "Beale St. Mama " (Concert). California Theatre — Film Numbers — Souls for Sale (Goldwyn), News Review (International), Hodge Podge (Lyman Howe). Musical Program — " Flower of Araby " (Overture), "Day By Day" (Orchestra), "I Stole You from Somebody Else " and " Spaniard Who Blighted My Life" (Trio), "Farewell Blues" (Special Setting). Imperial Theatre — Film Numbers — Bella Donna (Paramount), continued. SEATTLE Coliseum Theatre — Film Numbers — The Glimpses of the Moon (Paramount), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Felix Wakes Up (State Rights), Current Events (Kinograms and Pathe News). Musical Program — " Slavonia Rhapsody " (Overture). Np> Commandment —j t% Feinnie Uimrl Loew's Palace, Washington, used this ad on " The Nth Commandment."