Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1923)

2780 Motion Picture News PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK OF D E C E M B E % 2 ND. With First Run Theatres WIRE REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — In the Palace of the King (Goldwyn), Capitol Magazine (Selected). Musical Program — Selections from "Pagliacci" (Overture), "D'Amor Sull' Ali Rosee," from " II Trovatore " (Soprano Aria), Excerpts from "L'Arlesienne" Suite, including "Prelude," " Pastorale," '* Le Carillon," " The Angelus," "Minuet" and "Farandole" (Vocal, Instrumental and Dance Selections), Recessional (Organ). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Long Live the King (Metro), Laundry (S. R.). Musical Program — " Around the World with Riesenfeld's Classical Jazz (Orchestra). Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Tiger Rose (Warner Bros.), Rivoli Pictorial (Selected), Felix Goes A-Hunting (S. R.). Musical Program — Overture (Selected), "When the Clock Chimes Twelve" (Divertissement). Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Flaming Youth (First National), continued. Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Mailman (F. B. O), continued. [on the «rf»e«t Clean cut newspaper ad on " Potash and Perlmutter" (First National) by the Circle theatre, Indianapolis Times Square Theatre — Film Numbers — This Freedom (Fox), continued. Cosmopolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Under the Red Robe (Cosmopolitan), continued. 44th 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 Theatre— Film Numbers — " Ponjola " (First National), Will Rogers in " Uncensored Movies" (Pathe), Topical Review (Selected). Musical Numbers — " My Sweetie Went Away " and " The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise" (Symphonized Jazz), the Pilgrims' Chorus from " Tannhauser " (Feminine Chorus of Eighteen), "Largo" (Chorus and Harp Quintette), " Humoresque " (Harps), "Chansonette" (Chorus, Harps, Quintette and the Bailet), Organ Recessional, " Toccata." LOS ANGELES Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Anna Christie (First National), Selected News Weekly. Musical Program — Selections from "You're In Love" (Dramatic Soprano), "Aesthetic Dance" (Stage Presentation). Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Film Numbers — His Children's Children (Paramount), Pathe News, Novelty Reel. Musical Program — The Evolution of Dixie (Negro Quartette), "When It's Night Time In Italv" (Organ Solo). Miller's Theatre — Film Numbers — White Tiger (Universal), Aesops Fables ( Pahte). Hill Street Theatre — Film Numbers— Money, Monev, Money (First Nationa'.), International News (Universal^. Musical Program — Vaudeville. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — A Noise In Newboro (Metro). Musical Program — Vaudeville. Tally's Theatre — Film Numbers — Six Cylinder Love (Fox), Fox News. Chine's Theatre — Film Numbers — Pioneer Trails (Vitagraph), Coldest Africa (Pathe), Pathe and International News. Musical Program — Orchestra Concert and Tenor Solo. California Theatre — Film Numbers — The Unknown Purple (S. R.), International News. Musical Program — Prologue in which members of cast appear. "The Spring Maid" (Overture). Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — The Acquittal (Universal), continued. Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre— Film X umbers — Rosita (United Artists)' continued. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Why Worry (Pathe), continued. CHICAGO' Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — Anna Christie (First National), News Weekly (Universal), Three Cheers (Educational), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson). Musical Program — Selections from "Carmen" (Overture), "The Chinese Plate" (Specialty), "I've Got a Song For Sale " (Organ Solo). Tivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Gold Diggers (Warner Brothers), Sing 'Em Again (Educational), Weekly, Cartoon (Pathe), Fun from the Press (Hodkinson). Musical Program — " The Shadow Song" (Vocal Solo), "The Serenade" (Organ Solo), "Midnight Rose" (Specialty). Riviera Theatre — Film Numbers — The Gold Diggers (Warner Brothers), News Weekly (Universal), Cartoon Attractive ttco-column ad on " The Huntress" (First National), used by Loetc's Park and Mall theatres, Cleveland on 'hesdefefiat£ct7 Potash and 'erlmutter A Whole Show From FrilU to ThrilU Imagine All This in One Picture! BARNEY Am ALEX BERNARD CARR // Yoo'oe Read the Stories or Seen the Ploy Yov'U Wenl to See Thu Hrtt National Picture Overture "MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR