Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1923)

1764 b Motion Picture News PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 30TH With First Run Theatres IFIRE REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — The Eternal Three (Goldwyn), Gems of American Scenery (Educational), Capitol Magazine (Selected). Musical Program — " Marche Slav " (Overture), "Nutcracker Suite" (Divertissements), " Miserere " from "II Trovatore " (Vocal Duet), "In Our Broadcasting S t u d i o," including " Bubble " from " High Jinks," " The Owl and the Pussy Cat " from " Robin Hood," " Brown October Ale," *' Old Doctor Ma'Ginn," " Silver Threads Among the Gold," " Say A.u Revoir, but Not Goodbye " (Vocal Selections), Recessional (Organ). Riivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Three Ages (Metro), Rivoli Pictorial (Selected), Pictorial Potpourri, including The Chase of Reynard, the Killer ; Felix Gets Broadcasted, Sing Them Again, and Gallery of Living Portraits. Musical Program — " Second Hungarian Rhapsody" (Overture), "A Kiss in the Dark" (Classical Jazz), "Beethoven's Sonata" (Tableau), "Blue Danube," Waltz (Divertissement). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Ashes of Vengeance (First National), continued. Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Potash and Perlmutter (First National), continued. Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Call of the Wild (Pathe), continued. 44th Street Theatre — Film Numbers — Scaramouche (Metro). Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — A Woman of Paris (United Artists). Ambassador Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Sister (Inspiration), continued from 44th Street. Central Theatre — Film Numbers — Monna Vanna (Fox). Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. Cosmopolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Old New York (Cosmopolitan), continued. Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Universal), continued. Times Square Theatre — Film Numbers — If Winter Comes (Fox), continued. BROOKLYN "The Cheat" (Paramount) teas advertised in this manner by the Grand Central,* Lyric Skydome and Capitol theatres, St. Louis Brooklyn Mark Strand Theatre— Film Numbers — The Gold Diggers (Warner Bros), Topical Review (Selected), Japanese Earthquake ( Pathe Special). Musical Program — Symphonized Jazz, includes " Bebe," " My Sweetie Went away," " Ten Ten Tennessee " and " I Love You,' " E v en i n g Star" ( Baritone Solo); "March of the Guard" (Ballet) and " Swear in This Hour" (Tenor-Baritone Duet), from " The Force of Destiny " ; Revuette Populaire includes " Indiana Moon " (Bass Solo), "Saw Mill River Road" (Eight Dancers), "Carolina Mammy" (Tenor Solo) and " Down Among the Sleepy Hills of Tennessee " (Tenor, Bass and Dancers). Mischa Mischakoff (Violinist), "By the Brook" (Organ Recessional). LOS ANGELES Metropolitan Theatre — Film Nmbers — Zaza (Paramount), Pathe News. Musical Program — " Capriccio Espagnol " (Overture), Saxophone Solos, " A Night in a Dream Garden" (Novelty). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Hollywood (Paramount), continued. Grauman's Third Street Theatre— Film Numbers — The Courtship of Miles Standish (Associated Ex hibitors), Pathe Weekly. Musical Program — "The Mayflower" (Overture), "Tell Ale a Story" (Organ Solo), "The Days of the Mayflower" (Prologue.) California Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Old New York (Cosmopolitan), continued. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Strangers of the XTight (Metro), Pictorial News (Selected), The Cuckoo's Secret (Novelty). Musical Program — " Medley of Hungarian Fantasies" (Overture), "Impromptu" (Organ Solo). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — The Drivin' Fool ( Hodkinson) . Musical Program — Six acts of vaudeville. Alhambra Theatre — Film Numbers — Human Wreckage (F. B. O.), continued. Miller's Theatre — Film Numbers — Six wyn), continued. Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — The Extra (Associated Exhibitors), tined. CHICAGO Days (Gold Girl con SAN FRANCISCO Loew's \^ arfield Theatre — Film Numbers — The Eternal Struggle (Metro), Be Honest (Pathe), Pointed Paragraphs, Minute Views (Pathe and Kinograms). Musical Program — "William Tell Overture," Exponents of Refined Jazz, Fisher and Orchestra. Granada Theatre — Film Numbers — Going Up (Asso. Exhib.), Pathe Review, News Events (Fox). Fighting Blood (F. B. O.). Musical Program — " Going Up," (Finale) Six Melodies as Prologue Suggested by " Going Up." Imperial Theatre — Film Numbers — The Green Goddess" (Distinctive), Screen News (International). Musical Numbers — " Indian Summer " (Overture), "In the Temple of the Green Goddess," Prologue including Singing and Dancing. California Theatre — Film Numbers — The Broken Wing (Preferred), Screen Magazine (Internationa!), Something for Nothing (Universal), News Review (International). Musical Program — " KamennoiOstrow " (Overture). Special numbers by voice and on Flute and harp. Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — (Second Week) Why Worry (Pathe). Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly, Six Days (Goldwyn), Runnin' Wild (Educational). Musical Program — " Echoes of Switzerland," (Overture) Pianologue by Karl Kerry, (Specialty) "Just A Girl That Men Forget," (Organ Solo) Tivoli Syncopators in " Pirate Land," (Specialty). Tivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly, Main Street (Warner Bros.), Cartoon. Musical Program — " Bunch of Roses," (Overture) Kahrum, Persian Pianist, ( Specialty) " Lou'siana," (Organ Solo) "Bubble Song" (Specialty). Rhiera Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly, Main Street (Warner Bros.), Cartoon. Musical Program — Fifth Anniversary Week, Anniversary Greetings, "The Beautiful Galatea" (Overture) "Jewel Song," (Specialty) "On the 5:15" (Specialty). Roosevelt Theatre — Film Number — Merry Go Round (Universal). McV icker's Theatre — Film Number — The Marriage Maker (Paramount). 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