Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1924)

Page scan 000281 from Motion Picture News

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
Mar-Apr 1924
Author:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Publisher:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1924)
Leaf #:
000281
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Motion Picture News was the leading film industry trade journal during the 1920s. Founded in 1908 as a counterweight to the dominant Moving Picture World, the News was the voice for the independent, non-Trust, producers. Later Motion Picture News expanded its coverage to the entire industry, supporting the independent exhibitor with objective film reviews, summaries of programs at theatres across the nation, activities of regional exchanges in the cities with regional exchanges, and excellent coverage of the coming of sound and screenings and stage shots at the major New York City theatres. -- David Pierce, 2013
Date Added:
May 08, 2025
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March 15, 19 24 1193 NEW YORK CITY Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild Oranges (Goldwyn), Capitol Magazine (Selected), The National Rash (Pathe). Musical Program — "Orpheus" (Overture), "Scarf Dance" (Divertissement), "What'll I Do?" (Vocal Duet), Capitol Broadcasting Artists, including "Say It With Music" (Ensemble), "Raggedy Ann" (Dance), "Linger Awhile," "I Love You," "Old Gang of Mine," "Chansonette" (Vocal), "Bonnie" (Ensemble), Recessional ( Organ ) . Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Icebound (Paramount), Rivoli Pictorial (Selected). Gloria Swanson (Gallery of Living Portraits), School Pals (Fox). Musical Program — Selections from "La Boheme" (Overture), "Look Down, Dear Eyes," "Confession," "The False Prophet" (Soprano Soli), "Chinese Dance" (Divertissement). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Song of Love (First National), continued from the Rivoli. Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Daughters of Today (Selznick), Mark Strand Topical Review (Selected), Buccaneers (Pathe). Musical Program — Excerpts from "II Trovatore" (Overture), "Bluebird Blues" (Ensemble). Piano Solo, "Butterflv Waltz" MONROBf .STARTING TOMORROW WflUAM f OX .pWots th>f TOW NIX SHADOW* (Dance), "Wonderful You" (Tenor Solo), "Sway With Me" (Ensemble), Recessional (Organ). Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — Thy Name is W oman ( Metro ) , premiere. 'Cosmopolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Yolanda (Cosmopolitan), continued. Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — When a Man's a Man (First National), continued. Gaiety Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln (Rockett). Geo. M. Cohan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. LOS ANGELES Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Film Numbers — Singer Jim McKee (Paramount) The Halfback of Notre Dame (Pathe). Musical Program — "II Guearney" (Overture) Carnival Night in Venice (Novelty with twenty people) . California Theatre — Film Numbers — The Yankee Consul (Asso. Exhib.) Pathe Comedy. News Weekly. Musical Program — -"The Yankee Consul" (Asso. Exhxib.) "Mandolinata" (Specialty) "In Old California With You" (Specialty). Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Painted Peo;ile YYITH FRANK fWYO-MILDREt RRtS-KORMAN/ KERRYBVEUXW BRENT •KNSwnoN eV E.M.HU1 AUTHOR «• m . (First National) Felix The Cat Cartoon (S.R.). Musical Program — "Katinka" (Overture) Society ( Musical Production with Knickerbocker Syncopators). Miller's Theatre — Film Numbers — The Great White way (Cosmo). Musical Program — "Mademoire'le Modiste" (Overture). Tally's Theatre — Film Numbers — Rosita (United Artists). Musical Program — Vaudeville. Hillstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — Refuge (First National) Cap'n Kidd (Serial) Aesop Fables (Pathe) International News. Musical Program — Vaudeville. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Stormy Seas (Pathe). Musical Program — Vaudeville. Clime's Theatre — Film Numbers — Cause for Divorce (Selznick). Musical Program — Eleanor Duse in "Ashes." Grauman's Egyptian Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount) continued. Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre— Film Numbers — The Humming Bird (Paramount) continued. Musical Program — Overture from "Mignon" and Film. Grauman's Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Marriage Circle (Warner Bros.) continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — ■ Scaramotiche ( Metro) continued. Mission The; Film Numbers — The White Sister (Metro) continued. Musical Program — "Kamenoi Ost row" (Orchestra). CHICAGO Wood lawn Theatre Film Numbers— Heritage of the Desert (Paramount) News Weekly (Pathe) Review (Pathe) Stage Fright (Pathe). Musical Program — Excerpts from the musical comedy, "Wildflower," (Overture) "Concert Polonaise" (Piano Solo). McVicker's Theatre — Film Numbers— Shadows of Paris ( Paramount ) News Weeklv (Pathe) Derby Day (Pathe). Musical Program — "Beautiful Galatea" (Overture) "Schubert's Serenade," (Presentation) Special prelude to Shadows of Paris. Stratford TheatreFilm Numbers — The Heritage of the Desert (Paramount) News Weeklies combined ; Lone Trapper (Scenic) Stage Fright (Pathe). Musical Program — Excerpts from "The Troubadour" (Overture) Grace Elliott and Lillian Braun, songs in harmony (Specialty) "Instrumental Minstrels" (Organ) Brisco and Austin, banjo harmonists (Specialty). Randolph Theatre — Film Numbers — Thru The Dark (Cosmo.) International News Z&ne Grey's