Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1923)

September i , 1923 1041 (Fox), The Mountain Girl ( StateRights ), The Rainstorm (Fox). Madison Theatre — Film Numbers — Bluebeard's Eighth Wife (Paramount), Current Events (Pathe), The Gray Rider (Scenic), The Panic's On (F. B. O.). Musical Program — The Texas Comedy Four (Specialty). CINCINNATI Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Hearts Aflame (Metro) ; Plus and Minus (Educational), Current Events (International). Musical Program — " Quartette for Violins," " Lady of the Cameo,'' " Dawning," " Lady of the Evening " (Overture). "Solitude" (Violin Solo). "Midnight Rose." (Capitol Trio). Walnut Theatre — Film Numbers — Homeward Bound (Paramount), Current Events (Pathe), Topics of the Day (Pathe), Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Musical Program — "The Century Girl" (Overture). Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Where the Pavement Ends (Metro), Current Events (Pathe), Topics of the Day (Pathe). Musical Program — " Medley of Operatic Hits." (Overture). Grand Theatre — Film Numbers — Legally Dead (Universal), High Kickers (Universal), Current Events (International News), An Eastern Westerner (Pathe). KANSAS CITY Newman Theatre — Film Numbers — Pen rod and Sam (First National), Newman News and Views (From Pathe and Kinograms). Musical Program — " II Trovatore " (Overture), "Miserere" (Vocal Duet), Juvenile Jazz Revue ( W ith cast of thirty-five children), Selections (Organ Solos). Royal Theatre — Film Number s — The Spoilers (Goldwyn), Fun from the Press CRITICAL AGE From the Novel 'Glengarry School Days by RALPH CONNOR Romance ol a Lemon — Aesop's Fable* NEALY EDWARDS COMEDY 'IN HOCK" LEA MILTON PRESENTATION NEWS — FUN FROM THE PRESS Robert Z. Leonard is presenting Mae Murray in " The French Doll," from the Broadway stage success. It is a Metro picture. (Hodkinson), West is West (Educational), Royal Screen Magazine (From Pathe and Kinograms). Musical Program — S elections (Overture), Selections (Organ Solos) . Twelfth Street Theatre — F"ilm Numbers — Is Divorce a Failure (Associated Exhibitors), Among Those Present (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — Popular Selections (Overture), Selections (Organ Solos). DES MOINES Des Moines Theatre — Film Numbers — Dulcy (First National), The Northwest Mounted Police (Goldwyn), The Enchanted City (Educational). Musical Program — "Secrets" (Novelty Song Number). Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Hollywood (Paramount), Kinograms. Musical Program — " Wonderful One" and "Hollywood" (Vocal) Garden Theatre — Film Number — Within the Law (First National). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — East Side, West Side (State Rights), Lots of Nerve (Universal). CLEVELAND Hand drawn ad for " The Critical Age" used by the Delmnnte theatre, St. Louis Stillman Theatre — Film Numbers — The Spoilers (Goldwyn), Wrecks (Educational), Pathe Review. Musical Program — " Poet and Peasant " (Overture). Allen Theatre — Film Numbers — Three Wise Fools (Goldwyn), West Is West (Educational), Sea of Dreams (Educational), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Pathe News. Musical Program — "Overture 1812" (Overture), "Scheherazade" (Fox-trot Rhythm). State Theatre — Film Numbers — Homeward Round (Paramount), The Busher (Educational), International News. Musical Program — "That Old Gang of Mine," " Love," " When You Walked Out," " Rose o' the Morning" (Orchestra). Park Theatre — Film Numbers — The Purple Highway (Paramount), -Nobody's Darling (Universal), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Kinograms. Musical Program — " Finlandia " (Overture), "Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake," " Bonnie " (Orchestra). Reade's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — The Abysmal Brute (Universal), Plain Dealer Screen Magazine (Selected). Musical Program — Grand Opera Arias, Medley (Overture). Standard Theatre — Film Numbers — Out of Luck (Universal), High Power (Educational), International News. OMAHA Sun Theatre — Film Numbers — Legally Dead (Universal), Caught in a Cabaret (State Rights), Current Events (International News), Bessie, the Adventurer. World Theatre — Film Numbers — Success (Metro), The Dentist (State Rights), Movie Chats (Hodkinson), Thomas Jefferson (Vitagraph). Musical Program — Six acts of vaudeville. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Main Street (Warner Brothers), Crash (Educational), Current Events (Fox). Musical Program — " Raymond " (Overture). INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — Bright Lights of Broadway (State Rights), The Busher (Educational), Pathe News, Kinograms. Musical Program — " Drifting Back to Dreamland" (Organ Solo). "Semi Vamide " (Orchestra). Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Shock (Universal), Round Six, The New Leather Pushers (Universal), Fox News. Musical Program — " Small Town Band" (Organ Solo), "Maggie Come Upstairs" (Vocal Solo), Virgil Moore's Anollo Entertainers, in popular selections. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — Modern Marriage (Selznick), A Bad Villain (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — American Harmonists playing popular selections. ST. PAUL Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Homeward Bound (Paramount), Capitol Digest ( Pathe and International News), A Pleasant Journey (Pathe), Staiiand Revue ( F. B. O.). Musical Program — " Evolution of the Dance" (Overture with Divertissements), "Mother o' Mine " (Organ Specialty), "The Season's Treat" (Novelty), Recessional (Organ). DALLAS Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — Hollywood Paramount), News Weekly, Topics of the Day (Pathe), Tours, Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Old Mill TheatreFilm Numbers — The Heart Raider (Paramount), News Weekly, Prizma subject, Comedy. Melba Theatre — Film Numbers — Human Wreckage (F. B. O.), The Tailor (Fox). Musical Program — Lena Holland Fielder (Vocalist). Nile Campaign Scenes for " Light That Failed " Elaborate preparations are being made for the filming of the campaign scenes along the upper Nile which are such an important part of George Melford's Paramount production of Rudyard Kipling's classic, " The Light That Failed." British troops, native warriors, Bedouin horsemen and the principal masculine players of the story will journey into the desert for these important scenes. Jacqueline Logan, Percy Marmot, Sigrid Holmquist and David Torrence are the featured members of the cast. 60c an Hour " ad, hand drawn jor the Rialto theatre. Omaha