Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1923)

December 8 , 1923 2667 PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 24 TH With First Run Theatres WIRE REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK CITY _ Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — The Day of Faith ( Goldwyn ) , Why the Globe Trotter Trots (Educational), Capitol Magazine (Selected). Musical Program — " Tannhauser " (Overture), "Pilgrims Going to Church" (Tableau), Impressions of "The Fortune Teller" (Selections), Recessional (Organ). Rivoli Theatre — Film Xuml)ers — To the Ladies (Paramount), Rivoli Pictorial (Selected), Shaaows (Cartoons). Musical Program — ''Faust" (Tabloid Opera), Dance Divertissement. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Light That Failed (Paramount), Rialto Magazine (Selected), I Do (Pathe). Musical Program — Selections from "I Pagliacci " (Overture), " Dreamy Melody " ( Classical Jazz), "Deluge" (Violin Solo). Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Flaming Youth (First National), Mark Strand Topical Review (Selected), Odds and Ends (Selected). Musical Program — Overture (Orchestra), Selections, including " First, Last and Always," " Swinging Down the Lane," " Tango Capriccio," " Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses," " No, No, Nora" (Prologue), Recessional (Organ). Cameo Theatre — Flim Numbers — The Mailman (F. B. O.), Pathe News, Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Musical Program — " Reve Angelique" (Overture), "The Mail Man" (Prologue), Recessional /Organ). Times Square Theatre — Film Numbers — This Freedom (Fox), premiere. LDELU 5 STATE THERTRE All THIS W££K j^E5TMAN¥ffif BERT LYTELL Bryut Wash born ▼ ONE WEEK ONLY — B^ombc Tooifbt! "ass ORIOLE TERRACE Kiaa No* State OtcfatWfi ^fagWjtt— Cm^mw GLORIA SWAN SON in "ZAZA." The shottHna of " The Meanest Man in the World '' (First Xationah icas ad rertixed in thin manner by Locir's State theatre. Cleveland THE GREATEST LAUGH HIT OF A As Fu.rmy ontVie Screen as itvaion tha Sta^e. 1 I ON THE STAGE BARNEY BARNARD, ALEX CARR 5n3 VERA GO r? DOM with, the Famous Tillor Dancing Girls fromtke Ziegfeld. Follies! "TheOssmans World's Famous Banjoists and Victor Artists. Leo* D4M*oft Fiaw**ff 9 6e Irttei FtoJiw Solo irco»ip«« Extraordinary Adied. Attraction ! jffitf^* 11 IS CONAN DOYLE RiaiTJ^ Spine-tiitglin£ Thrills ! Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre— Film Numbers — Rosita (United Artists), continued. Miller's Theatre— Him Numbers — Thundering Dawn (Universal), continued. Clune's Theatre — Film Numbers — Mothers-in-Law (Preferred), continued. Grauman's Hollywood Egyptian Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — ■ Why Worry? (Pathe), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers— The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Universal), continued. Attractive art ad on " Potash and Perlmutter " Blank's Den Moines theatre. (First Xational) used by A. Des Koines II. Cosmopolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Under the Red Robe (Cosmopolitan), continued. 4 1th Street Theatre — Film Numbers — S caramouche (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 Mark Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — Rosita (United Artists), Mark Strand Topical Review (Selected). Musical Program— Musical Bits including " No, No, Nora " and "Canadian Capers" (Piano Quartette), "Moonlight Kisses" and " Bit by Bit," featuring saxaphones and marimbaphone (Jazz), " Prayer of Thanksgiving," sung by Grand Chorus in special setting. Prologue to Rosita (Ensemble). LOS ANGELES Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Film Numbers — To the Ladies (Paramount), Pathe News, Novelty Reel (Selected). Musical Program — " No, No, Nora" (Organ), "Ten Thousand Years from Now" (Tenor Solo). Clune's Theatre — Film Numbers — Pioneer Trails (Vitagraph ). Coldest Africa (Pathe), Pathe and International News. Musical Program— Orchestra Concert and Tenor Solo. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers— Long Live the King (Metro), International News. Musical Program — " If I Were King" (Overture). Tally's Theatre — Film Number s— Cameo Kirbv (Fox), Rough Sailing (Fox), Fox News. Musical Program — " The Best Loved Southern Melodies" (Overture), also Pallma and His Band. California Theatre — Film Numbers— The Unknown Purple (S. R.), International News. Musical Program — Prologue in which members of cast appear, "The Spring Maid" (Overture). Hill Street TheatreFilm Numbers— Youthful Cheaters ( Hodkinson). Musical Program — Bushman and Bayne in person, vaudeville. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers— Itching Palms (F. B. O.). Musical Program— Vaudeville Acts. Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — The Acquittal (Universal), continued. CHICAGO Mad Day Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — Pleasure (Metro), Topics of the (Pathe), News Weekly. Musical Program — " Thanksgiving Fantasy" (Overture), "Shadow Song" from " Dinorah " (Spe" Arizona Stars" (Organ " Midnight Rose " (Spe cialty), Solo'), cialtvj Tivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — The Acquittal (Universal), Topics of the Day (Pathe), News Weekly, Uncle Sam (Educational). Musical Program — " Thanksgiving Fantasy (Overture), " By Gone Davs " (Specialty), "Oh Gee, Oh Gosh, Oh Golly!" (Organ Solo), "The Rajah's Favorite" (Specialty). Riviera Theatre — Film Numbers — The Acquittal (Universal). Scenic, Weekly, Comedy. Musical Program — tions (Overture), epathy" (Organ) One" (Specialty). Musical No' Mental Tel" Wonderful SSHUBERTS ^CADEMYj Opening ad for " Scaramouche" (Metro) at Shubert's Academy theatre, Baltimore