Motion Picture News (Jan-Feb 1924)

February 9 , 1924 631 NEW YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Fashion Row (Metro), Film Divertissement (Educational), Capitol Magazine (Selected). Musical Program — "Pomp and Circumstance" (Overture), Hungarian Fantasj" (Piano Solo), "Whispering Flowers," "Deep River" and "Caprice Viennois" (Divertissements), Recessional (Organ). Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Pied Piper Malone (Paramount), Rivoli Pictorial (Selected), The Love Nest (First Nat'l). Musical Program — " Southern Rhapsody" (Overture), "Deep River," "Nobody Knows the Trouble Pve Seen," "Mah Lindy Lou," and "Listen to the Lambs" (Ensemble). Riaho Theatre — Film Numbers — Flaming Barriers (Paramount), Rialto Magazine (Selected), Gallery of Living Portraits, Ernest Torrence (Special), Two Wagons — Both' Covered (Pathe). Alusical Program — "Symphony No. 5" (Overture), "Mattinata" (Dramatic Tenor), "Little Bird" (Danseuse) . GBJentythf ALL THIS WEEK Beginning Trenton's Original MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT Ceortt B. Ten Eyck Jackie's • A Feast for Createsi '^-^L Yoang & Old JACKIE COOGAN Long Live the King By Mv7 Roberta Rineh*n The firjf PUture Under J>ckie'« $1,500,000 Metro Contract UNo star, old or youDK. has ever heen seen in a finer picture. Jackie outdoes himsalf in this, the most charming story ever to reach the screen. ROMANCE of ,oIdefl youth, royal lov« and thrilling ad^nture, in which Jaclcie appears aa the boy prince of everyn body'i dream, amid the lenMtional int^isue of a Balkan court. It b a lsa«nihcent production, ^refleeting the romantic Splendor of a far-off kin«. dom. Bod Jackie, as Crown Prince Otto, hju the bi^cst role of fail This ad on " Long L4ve the King " (Metro) used by O. B. TenEyck's Orphcum, Trenton, N. J., shows how effective a cut-out head can 6e. Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Painted People (First Nat'l), Mark Strand Topical Review (Selected), Tire Trouble (Pathe). Musical Program — Excerpts from "Faust" (Orchestra with Vocal Trio), "The Smoker's Dream," including "Notturne D'Amour" (Vocal) and "Moth Waltz" (Dance) "By the Zuyder Zee" (Ballet), Recessional (Organ). Cameo Theatre^ — Film Numbers — Her Temporary Husband (First Nat'l), Pathe News, Aesop's Fables (Pathe), When Summer Comes, (Pathe). Musical Program — Overture (Selected), "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise," (\'oca!), Recessional (Organ). Central Theatre — Film Numbers — The Extra Girl (Associated Exhibitors). Gaiety Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dramatic Life of Abraharn Lincoln (Rockett). Cosmopolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Great White Way (Cosmopolitan), continued. Geo. M. Cohan Theatre — Film Numbers— The Ten Commandments (Paramount), continued. Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Sister (Metro), continued. Criterion Theatre — ■ Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. LOS ANGELES Gramnan's Million Dollar Theatre— Film Numbers— The Eternal City (First National), Felix the Cat (State Rights). Musical Program — "Gems from Rigoletto" (Overture), "The Vagabond" (Proloque). Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Film Numbers — The Stranger (Paramount), Pathe News. Musical Program — "Light Cavalry" (Overture), "Sitting in a (Corner" (solo by Chinese girl), orchestra selections. Hill Street Theatre — Film Numbers — Second Hand Love (Fox), Ma and Pa (Sennett), Aesops Fables (Pathe), International News. Musical Program — Vaudeville. Clune's Theatre — Film Numbers— The Old Fool (Hodkinson), Navy Blues (Educational). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Why Women Remarry (State Rights). Musical Program — Vaudeville. Gramnan's Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Marriage Circle (Warner Bros.), continued. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Black Oxen (First National), continued. ^ibndonvs premier artist in an unprecedented offer Attractive ad on "Ashes of Vengence" (First A'at'l) used by Manager C. C. Perry of the Capitol, St. Paul. Miller's Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Old New York (Cosmopolitan), continued. California Theatre — Film Numbers — Na.me the Man (Goldwyn), continued. Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — The Judgment of the Storm { F. B. O.), continued. Criterion Theatre Film Numbers — Scaramouche (Metro), continued. Grauman's Egyptian Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount). Musical Program — "A Night in Pharaoh's Palace" (Prologue with 100 people). CHICAGO Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly, Digest, West of the Water Tower (Paramount), Exit Ceasar (Educational). Musical Program — "A Parisian Carnival," (Overture), Ritz Quartette (Specialty), "Meditation" from "Thais" (Organ Solo), "The Spider And The Fly," featuring the popular song, "You Can't Make A Fool Out Of Me" (Specialty). Tivoli Theatre — ■ Film Numbers — Digest, Weekly, Song of Love (First National), Felix Cartoon (Pathe). Musical Program — " Classica A La Jazz" (Overture), Charles Hart, famous i)honograph singer ( Specialty) , "Hula Lou," (Organ Solo), "Orange Blossoms" (Presentation). Riviera Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly, Digest, The Song Of Love (First National), Felix Cartoon (Pathe). Musical Program — Selections from Pagliacci (Overture), The Ossmans (Specialty), "In The Old Neighborhood" (Presentation). Roosevelt Theatre — Film Numbers — The Eternal City, (b'irst National). Woodlawn Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly (Pathe), Topics of the Dav, Review (Pathe), A Perfect 36 (Educational), Fashion Row (Metro). Musical Program — "Poet And Peasant" (Overture), Xylophone Solo, "Chopping The Blocks" (Specialty). McVicker's Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly (I'athe), Fun From The. Press, The Humming Bird (Paramount), Forbidden Fruit (Select). Alusical Program — "Papa Loves Mama," "Dreamy Melody," and "Somebody's Wrong" (Overture), "Garden of Memories" (Specialty), "Sitting In A Corner" (Organ), "Cafe Le Caveau" (Presentation). Stratford Theatre — Film Numbers — News Weekly (Pathe), Fashion Row (Aletro), Aesop Fable, Good Old College Days (Pathe). MELBA SYMPHONICORfHEilRA A. J. Kennedy, of the Melba theatre, Dallas, used this striking ad on 'The Song of Love" (First Nat'l):