Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1924)

March 22, 1924 1311 kHE Biggest Thing Ever ! On a Detroit Screen! Standard Theatre — Film Numbers — The Phantom Horseman (Universal) Such Is Life (Universal). International News. ~1\EIVARK Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Scaramouche (Metro), Rialto World Visions (Kinogram). Fun from the Press (Hodkinson), Bargain Day (Educational). Musical Program — "Minuette," "Marseilles," (Dancing Girls and Barotone soloist) "Robespierre"' (Overture). SEATTLE Blue Mouse Theatre — Film Numbers — The Rendezvous (Goldwyn), Horseshoes (Vitagraph), The All Star Cast (Pathe), Fox News. Musical Program — "Before You Go" (Overture), Popular Medley (Organ), Russian Song and Dance Fantasy. Coliseum Theatre — Film Numbers — The Fighting Blade (First National), Fun From The Press (Hodkinson), Kinograms and Pathe News. Musical Program — " W h i p Poor Will" (Overture), "Somebody's Wrong (Specialty). Columbia Theatre — Film Numbers — Loving Lies (Allied P&D), A Midshipman's Cruise (S. R.), A Society Sensation (Universal), International News. Musical Program — "Roses of the South" (Overture), "Maid of The West" ("Specialty). Heilig Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lullaby (F. B. O.), Topics of The Day (Pathe), Checking Out (Universal), International News. Musical Program — "Mighty Like A Rose" (Overture), "The Hunting Scene (Specialty). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — F lo w i n g Gold (First National), Pathe Review, Smile Please (Pathe), International and Liberty News. Musical Program— "Flowing Gold" (Overture). Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Thy Name Is Woman (Metro), The National Rash (Pathe) Kinograms. Musical Program — Selections from "Wildnower" (Overture). Winter Carden Theatre — Film Numbers — What No Man Knows (S. R.), Urban Classic (Vitagraph), Jolly wood (Universal), Fox News. FyLTiai^ DANIEL BOONE' attractive ad on "The Bumming Bird' (Paramount) by A. S. Rittenberg of the Fulton theatre, Jersey City, N. J. SAN FRANCISCO California Theatre — Film Numbers — The Stranger (Paramount), The Midnight Cabaret (Vitagraph), International News. Musical Program — "An Oriental Fantasy," including "Maritana" (Overture), "Canhonetta" (Violin Solo), Medley of Ernest Ball's Song Hits, "In The Soudan" (Oriental Dance), "When Ma is Playing Mah Jongg" (Vocal). Loew's Warfield Theatre — Film Numbers — F lowing Gold (First National), Lodge Night (Pathe), Kinograms (Educational), Pathe News. Musical Program — Art Landry's Band with Kelly Sisters. Granada Theatre — Film Numbers — Pied Piper Malone (Paramount), She Supes to Conquer (F.B.O.), Fox News. Musical Program — " The Surprise Concert" (Singing and Dancing). Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Ride For Your Life (Universal), Swingbad The Sailor (Universal), International News. Musical Program — Orchestra. Imperial Theatre — Film Numbers^The Marriage Circle (Warner Bros.), continued. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers— The Great Wrhite Way (Cosmo), continued. BUFFALO chea's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — The Dangerous Maid (First National), Our Hospitality (Metro), Current Events (Pathe and International News). Musical Program— "Military Polonaise" (orchestra and the Duo-Art piano), vocal selections b) Fred Hughes, concert tenor. Lafayette Square Theatre — Film Numbers — Anna Christie (First National), Pathe comedy. Current Events (Fox News). Musical Program — Selections by The Kentucky Serenaders, "Norma" (organ solo). I.ni'w's State Thealn — Film Number s— The Acquittal (Universal), Peg of the Mounted (Universal), Current Events (Pathe News). Musical Program — Emmett Luedeke and His Harmonists in selections from grand opera. New ( Hympic Theatre Film Numbers — The Phantom Horseman (Universal), A Society Sensation (Universal). Round Two, the New Leather Pushers. Current Events (International News). Musical Program — Selections from "The Ermine Girl" (Organ Solo). ATLANTA When "Rendezvous'' (Goldic;m\ planed at Loeic's Valentine theatre. Cincinnati, this four column ad irns run. Shea's North Park Theatre — Film Numbers — Scaramouche (Metro) Frogland (Fox), Current Events (Pathe and International News ) . Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — T h r o u g h the Flames (S. R.), Help One Another (Pathe), Current Events (International News). SALT LAKE CITY~ American Theatre — Film Numbers — Unseeing Eyes (Cosmo), He Loops to Conquer (Universal), Fun From The Press (Hodkinson), Fox News. Panta<res Theatre — Film Numbers — P leasure Mad (Metro). Paramount-Empress Theatre — Film Numbers — The Next Corner (Paramount), About Face (Educational), Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — Pioneer Trails (Vitagraph), Aggravatin' Papa (Educational), Pathe News. S^lt Lake Theafre — Film Numbers — Columbus (Pathe), Jamestown (Pathe). Howard Theatre — Film Numbers— Monks A La Mode (Comedy), Pied Piper Malone (Paramount). Musical Program — "The Only Bid" (Orchestra), "The Charmer" (Cornet Solo), Warner's Seven Aces, Local Jazz Orchestra with Lillian O'Neill, Oriental Dancer. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Unseeing Eyes, Metropolitan News, Fun From The Press (Hodkinson). Musical P r o g r a m — "Tannhauser Overture" (Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra and The Rainbow Orchestra) "Shake Your Feet" "Sobbin Blues" "Linger Awhile" (Orchestra), Dance Interpretations by Marian Robert INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — Painted People (First National), Wide Open (Educational), Out of the InkWeil (S. R.), Fun From the Press (Hodkinson), International News. Musical Program — "The Merry Widow" (Orchestra), "I Love You" (Orchestra and Organ). Apollo Theatre Film Numbers — Drums of Jeopardy (S. R.), Mothers' Joy (Pathe), Eox News Weekly. Musical Program — "You're In Kentucky" and "Who's Issy Is He" (Vocal). Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — Shadows of Paris (Paramount), The All-Star Cast (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — American Harmonists and Liberty Sextette, playing popular Selections. OMAHA Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — F lowing Gold (First National), Lonesome (Educational), Current Events (Kinograms). ttder the Red Robe Manager Barry S. Dahn of the Capitol theatre, Montreal, used this effective display ad on "Under the Red Robe (Cosmopolitan).