Motion Picture News (Jul-Aug 1923)

J uly 28 , 1923 405 PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 1 ST With First Run Theatres WIRE REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS NEif YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Capitol Magazine (Selected), Prickly Conscience (Educational), The Love Piker ( Gold wyn-Cosmopoli tan ) , The Bill Poster (Pathe). Musical Numbers — "March of the Toys" from "Babes in Toyland" (Overture), " Inflamatus " from "Stabat Mater" (Cornet Solo), Ballet Divertissements, "In Our Broadcasting Studio" ( Second Edition), "Beside a Babbling Brook" (Orchestra), Recessional (Organ). Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — Topical Review (Selected), Rupert of Hentzau ( Selznick ) . * Musical Numbers — Prelude (Orchestra), Prologue to Rupert of Hentzau, ''The Land I Love" (Strand Male Chorus), Recessional (Organ). Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — The Sky Splitter (Bray-Hodkinson), Rivoli Pictorial, A Gentleman of Leisure (Paramount), Nobody"s Darling (Universal). Musical Numbers — "Zampa" (Overture), "When You and I Were Young Maggie" (Vocal), Danse Divertissement, "Doubt" and "By the Ocean" (Vocal). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Merry-Go-Round The Battle (Inkwell Comedy). MATCHLESS PLAYS FOR SUMMER DAYS AT WASHINGTON'S UNDISPUTED BEST *00«V 2:30 P i •■ oan» l! ro u THE CAST A3 BIG AS THE DRAMA 18— STARS-18 M'LTON SILL! RHIU 0 S:L3SQN f:C«H BEfcSY LOUiSE fKiUOi BLUEST KcKIM THOMAS HeGUISE SAM DEGRASSE JACK CURTISS--_ WALLACE McOOHALO C6PBCRA SEDFOSD R02ERT E0ES0H MITCHELL LEW!3 F0R0 STERL','!S KATE PRICE fiOROON RUSSEL! iOKH ELllCTT ALBERT R0SC0E ROCKLiFFE FELLOWS — LAWLESS ALASKAREX BEACH'S POWERFUL NOVEL OF TH& ALASKAN GOLD RUSH-PIONEER DAYS IN THE LAWLESS NORTH. THE CONQUEST OF A LAND OF ROMANCE AND WEALTH A PHOTOPLAY EPIC OF YUKON ADVENTURE Coldwyn REXBEA.CHS This newspaper ad on " The Spoilers " from the Rialto theatre, Washington, tells its story attractively and with a punch Musical Numbers — "Beautiful Galatea" (Overture), Riesenfeld's Classical Jazz, "The Old Refrain" (Vocal), "Souvenir" (Mandolin Solo). Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Enemies of Women (Goldwyn Cosmopolitan), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. BROOKLYN Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Rupert of Hentzau (Selznick), Topical Review (Selected). Musical Numbers — Symphonized Jazz overture includes "Swinging Down the Lane," "Morning Will Come," "Why Don't My Dreams Come True,".," Beside a Babbling Brook," "Honey Dat's All," "Everything Is K O In Ky," and "Bonnie." Specially staged gems from "Chimes of Normandy" include "Legend of the Be'Js," soprano and ensemble : "On Billow Rocking," tenor; "Just Look At This," soprano and ballet; "With Joy My Heart," basso, and "Silent Heroes," ensemble. Organ recessional, "Pomp and Circumstance." WASHINGTON Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — A Man Of Action (First National), Three Strikes (Educational), Current Events (Pathe News), Gene Sarazen in Golf. Musical Program — "The Fortune Teller'' Selections (Overture), "Humoresque" (Dvorak), Violin Solo. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Backbone (Goldwyn), Boys to Board (Pathe), Current Events (Fox). Musical Program— "The Old Refrain" (Kreisler), "The World is Waiting for the Sunshine" (Seitz). (Violin Solo). Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — Nobody's Money (Paramount), Apple Sauce (Fox), Current Events (Pathe), Topics of the Day (Pathe). Musical Program — "Yalse Erica," "Saxaphobia" (Saxophone Solo). Columbia Theatre — Film Numbers — Children of Tazz (Paramount), The Eskimo (Clyde Cook), Current Events (International News). Musical Program — "The Life of a Rose" (Violin Solo). LOS ANGELES California Theatre — Film Numbers — Martin Johnson's Travelogue (Selznick), Aesop's Fah'.es, Current Events (International, Fox and locai ) , The Woman of Bronze (Metro). Musical Program — "If I Were King," "Forget Me Not" and " Marcellonie " (Orchestra Concert), "Yes, We Have No Bananas" (Novelty). Grauman's Third Street Theatre— Film Numbers — Pathe Weekly, Plumb Crazy (Christie Comedy), The Man Next Door. Musical Numbers — Selections from "Tannhauser" (Orchestra), "Carolina Mammy" (Organ Solo), Otto Leder reciting Service's "The Reckoning" and "The Spell of the Yukon" (Atmospheric Prologue), "Little Grey Home in the West" (Soprano Solo), Four numbers by Pacif Four Quartette, "Love Sends A Little Gift of Roses" (Solo). Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Pathe News, A Gentleman of Leisure (Paramount) . Musical Numbers — " Robespierre " and Quartette from "Rigoletto" (Overture), "Mental Telepathy" (Organ with slides). Metropolitan revue, Elsie and Paulsen, iceskaters. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Sawdust (Universal). M usical Numbers — Six acts of vaudeville. Hillstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — International News, Aesop's Fables (Pathe), Entertaining the Boss (De Haven Comedy), The Beautiful Liar (First National). Musical Program — Six acts of vaudeville. ST. LOUIS INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — Scars of Jealousy (First National), Wonders of the Sea (F. B. O.), Pathe News, Kinograms. Musical Program— "Wedding Bells" (Orchestra). Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — Divorce (F. B. O.), F. O. B. (Educational), Fox News Weekly. Musical Program— "Red-Headed Gal" (Vocal Solo), Virgil Moore's Appollo Entertainers, playing popular melodies. Palace Theatre — First Half of Week: Film Numbers— Monev, Monev, Monev (First National), Kinky (Educational), Pathe News. Musical Program— Six Acts Keith Vaudeville. Last Half of Week : Film Numbers — Luck (Burr), Educational Comedy, Aesop Fables, Pathe News. Musical Program — Six Acts Keith Vaudeville. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — Marv of the Movies (F. B. O.), The Uncovered Wagon (Roach), Pathe News. Musical Program — American Harmonists, playing Popular selections. Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — A Gentleman of Leisure (Paramount), Felix Cat Cartoon (Fine Arts-S. R. ), Current Events (International), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Mirror Dance Music Film. Music Numbers— Overture (Missouri Symphony orchestra), Lily Kovac (Piano numbers), California College Girls (Banjo and Saxaphone orchestra). Grand Central, Capitol and Lric Skydome — Film Numbers — Where the Pavement Ends (Metro), The Love Nest (First National), Current Events (Pathe), Topics of the Day (Pathe). Music Numbers — Larry Conley and Bill Bailey in " The Music Shop " (Orchestral and Organ Numbers). Delmonte Theatre — ■ Film Numbers — Success (Metro), Caught in a Cabaret (Tri-Stone), Felix Cat Cartoon (Fine ArtsS. R.), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), International News. Music Program — Overture, Clyde Cottam (Dance Numbers). Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — The Victor (Universal), The Leather Pushers (Universal), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), International News. moist' nff miuit THE 12-RF1.EL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Presfntinff ? retvarkable Nnpok. b^«n jut«M ami obi true drama uf his own life, in .1 {t"~ prrfiurtion of amazi.i^ heAUtv. st.utlmt.' relty, constant thrill, r id univnsil .•en wink your eyes. So much heart-throb, » pulse-quickening sensations, you'll fit if you were hypnotized. "You'll See It Twice and Talk About It Forever' SNAP! PEP! GO! "THE TOWN SCANDAL I Cfcitdre* 10c| " "56'c"" How the Sun theatre, Omaha, advertised a double feature bill, " Nanook of the North " and " The Town Scandal "