Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1923)

November 24, 1923 2461 PROGRAMS FOR THE W EEK OF NOVEMBER^ 10 TH With First Run Theatres W I R E REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS _NEW_ YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Old New York (Cosmopolitan). Musical Program — Prelude and Tableau (Orchestra, Soloists and Ballet;. Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Around the World in the Spee jacks (Paramount), Pioneer Trails (Vitagraph). Musical Program — Armistice Week Overture (Orchestra), "Serenade" and " Liebesf reud " (Cello Solo). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — His Children's Children (Paramount), continued from Rivoli. Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers— A Woman of Paris (United Artists), continued. Cosmopolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Under the Red Robe (Cosmopolitan), premiere showing. Musical Program — " Under the Red Robe" (Overture). Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — David Copperfield (Associated Exhibitors), continued. Times Square Theatre — Film Numbers — ■ The Temple of Venus (Fox), continued. 44th Street Theatre — Film Numbers — Scaramouche (Metro), continued. Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Sister (Inspiration), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Universal), continued. BROOKLYN Brooklyn Mark Strand Theatre— Film Numbers — The Common Law (Selznick), Topical Review (Selected). Musical Numbers — " Pomp and Circumstance" (Overture, by Orchestra and Mark Strand Chorus) , ''Nutcracker Suite" (Dances, featuring premiere danseuse, and ballet, in four special settings with lighting harmonies), Symphonized Jazz, including " Marchita," "That Old Gang of Mine," "On the Back Porch" and " Havana," " Songs of Long Ago," with tenor, soprano, the chorus and ballet, in special set and costuming, "Coronation March" (Organ Recessional). LOS ANGELES Unique art ad on " The Bad Man " (First National) at the Circle theatre, Indianapolis California Theatre — Film Numbers — Slave of Desire (Goldwyn), Jus' Passin' Through (Pathe), Topical Review (Selected). Musical Program — Zarbas (Violin Solo), Syncopated Impressions (Orchestra). Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — The Acquittal (Universal), Asleep at the Switch (Pathe). Musical Program — Gino Severi and His Symphonists. Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Film Numbers — Stephen Steps Out (Paramount), Pathe News, Pathe Review, Scenic. Musical Program — "March of the Toys" (Overture). "Ten Thousand Years From Now'' (Vocal). Hill Street Theatre — Film Numbers — The Clean-Up (Universal). Musical Program — Clyde Cook in person, six acts of vaudeville. Pant ages Theatre — Film Numbers — The Man Between (Associated Exhibitors). Musical Program — Six acts of vaudeville. Symphony Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dangerous Trail (Feature), Fox News, Bow Wow (Pathe). Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dangerous Maid (First National), International News, Felix Cat Cartoon (S. R.). Musical Program — "Rigoletto" I TODAY-LAST TIME STARTING MONDAY mackScimett PRESENTS MABEL NQRMAND i THE ITM! ^GIRL F.RICHARD JONES )J ISO STARS -»TLt-ATTEn> ■> J THE PREMIERE km ttONDW NJCrfT lit 1 fy*1-* ^ Afc? BEN TURPIN 'lis. -frnftLLsoFABicarr VkuO—is afoot Opening ad on " The Extra Girl " (Associated Exhibitors) at the Mission theatre, Los Angeles (Tabloid Opera), Norma Gregg (Soprano Soloist). Tally's Theatre — Film Numbers — Monna Vanna (Fox), Fox News, A Dutch Treat (Scenic). Alhambra Theatre — Film Numbers — Merry Go Round (Universal), continued. Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre— Film Numbers — ■ Why Worry? (Pathe), continued. Miller's TheatreFilm Numbers — The Green Goddess (Distinctive), continued. Clune's Theatre — Film Numbers — The Isle of Vanishing Men (Alders), continued. Grauman's Hollywood Egyptian Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Hollywood (Paramount), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — A Woman of Paris (United Artists), continued. CHICAGO Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — Jealous Husbands (First National), News Weekly, Scenic, Uncle Sam (Educational), Musical Program — "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6," "Out of the West" (Specialty), "Somebody's Wrong" (Organ Solo), "Won derful One" (Specialty). Tivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Flaming Youth (First National), Cartoon, Sing 'Em Again (Educational), News Weekly. Musical Program — "Martha'' (Overture), "Berceuse" (Specialty), "Just a Girl That Men Forget" (Organ Solo), "An Oriental Flower" (Specialty). Riviera Theatre — Film Numbers — Flaming Youth (First National), Cartoon, Sing 'Em Again (Educational), News Weekly. Musical Program — "Raymond" (Overture), "The Marionette" (Specialty), Brooks and Ross in "Songs" (Specialty). Roosevelt Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Old New York (Cosmopolitan). Woodlawn Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Rose (United Artists), News (Pathe), Topics of the Day and Aesop's Fabler (Pathe). Musical Program — A medley of popular airs (Overture). Stratford Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Rose (United Artists), Do Women Pay (Pathe), Here and There With the Stratford Cameraman (Scenic). Musical Program — "Uncle Tom's Dream of the Old South" (Overture), "Rose, Rarest Rose" and "Rose of My Heart' (Prologue), McA icker's Theatre — Film Numbers — Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Three Ages (Metro), Jus' Passin' Through (Pathe). Musical Program — "Orpheus" (Overture), "Rose Perfect" (Solo), "A Hindu Temple" (Specialty), " Sonia's Song" (DuoArt Fantasy), "Do You Remember?" (Organ Solo). Randolph Theatre — Film Numbers — International News (Universal), The Thrill Chaser (Feature). MAY ?K\ LLOYD M<? AVOY j) \hUGHES | m a Romance Fragrant of the Old South. HER REPUTATION FKON' Fow-eolumn newspaper ad on "Her Reputation " {First National) at the Strand theatre, Omaha