Motion Picture News (Mar-Apr 1924)

April 12, 1924 1649 mm ithFirst Run Theatres r v NEW YORK CITY Capitol 1 heat re — Film Numbers — Three Weeks (Goldwyn). Hodge Podge (Educational). Capitol Magazine (Selected ) . Musical Program — "Capriccio Italien" (Overture), "Polka Reconciliation" (Ballet). "Bird Song" from "Violin Maker of Cremona" (Soprano Solo), "Barcarolles" from "Tales of Hoffman" (Vocal Sextette), Recessional (Organ). Rivoli TTheatre — Film Numbers — Woman to Woman (Selznick), Rivoli Pictorial (Selected), Flying Finance (Educational). Musical Program — "First Hungarian Rhapsody" (Overture), Roger Wolfe's Symphony Jazz Orchestra (Novelty), "Flirtation Dance" (Divertissement). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Virtuous Liars (Viiagraph). Rialto Magazine (Selected). The Old Countrv Fiddler (Phonofilm), Big Moments from Little Pictures (Pathe). Musical Program — "Der Freischutz" (Overture) . Riesenfeld's Classical Jazz (Orchestra), Aria from "The Pearl Fisher" (Vocal Duet). Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Beau Brummel (Warner Bros.), Mark Strand Topical Review ( Selected) . Musical Program— Overture (Orchestra), Recessional (Organ). Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Try and Get It (Hodkinson), Cameo Pictorial »I EEN of th, ' Apache married an ari: of France! And the couldn't call of the under Review (Pathe and Kinograms), Aesop's Fables (Pathe). The Bee (Educational). Great Moments of Great Battles (Special). Musical Program — Selections from "Mile. Modiste" (Overture). "Moonbeams" (Volcal Solo), Recessional (Organ). \-ior Theatre — Film Numbers — Secrets (First Nat'l.). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — Thief of Bagdad (Fairbanks), continued. Geo. M. Cohan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount), continued. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Covered Wagon (Paramount), continued. Attention compelling art ad on "Phadoirs of Paris " (Paramount \ at the Des Moines theatre, Des J/oinr*. WASHINGTON Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Eternal City (First National) Reno or Bust (Educational) Current Events (Pathe). Musical Program — "P i 1 g r i m*s Chorus" (prelude to picture). Columbia Theatre — Film Numbers — A Society Scandal (Paramount) cont'd. Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — The Great White Way (Cosmo) Current Events (Fox). Palaee Theatre — Film Numbers — When a Man's a Man (First National) Current Events (Pathe) Topics of the Day (Pathe), Hodge Podge (Educational). Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Governor's Lady (Fox). LOS ANGELES Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre— Film Numbers — The Breaking Point (Paramount) The Hollywood Kid (Pathe) Plastigrams (Educational). Musical Program — "Aida" (Overture) Southern syncopation by Louisiana Five. Grauman's Rialto Theatr>— Film Numbers — Poisoned Paradise (Preferred) Buddies (Educational). Musical Program — Musical numbers compiled by management. Flesh and Gold (Specialty). Lot w "« State Theatre — Film Numbers — Why Men Leave Home (First National) Bargain Day (Educational). Pictorial Review. Musical Program — ''The Beautiful Galathea" (Overture) A Jazzy Day at the Divorce Court (Musical Review with special orchestra). California Theatre — Film Numbers — Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model (Goldwyn) Going to Congress (Pathe). Musical Program — "Way Down Upon The Swanee River. (Inter national Transcription-orchestra ) Indian songs (Chief Eagle Horse — Baritone). Miller's I heatre Film Numbers — Beau Brummel (Warner Bros.). Musical Program — Musical numbers compiled by management for prologue to feature. Hillstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — The Exile (Fox) Cap'n Kidd (Serial) The Picnick (F.B.O.) Aesop Fable (Pathe) International News. Musical Program — Vaudeville. Tally's Theatre — Film Numbers — The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Universal). Musical Program — Vaudeville. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Hook and Ladder (Universal). Musical Program — Vaudeville. Grauman's Egyptian Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount), continued. Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre— Film Numbers — Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (United Artists) continued. Musical Program — Medley of operatic gems (prologue for feature). Mission Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Sister (Metro), continued. Musical Program — "Kamenoi Ostrow" (Orcehstra). Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers— Secrets (First National). Musical Program — Stage presentation of act from "Music Box Review." Chine's Theatre — Film Numbers — The Darling of New York (Universal). A Socicty Sensation (Universal). CHICAGO ~~ Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — Flaming Passion (S. R.) Weekly. Neck and Neck. (Educational) Fun From the Press (Hodkinson). Musical Program — Selections from "The Fire Fly," and Miss Marjorie Dodge, Singing "Gramna Mia." (Overture), "Pierrot and the Dancer" (Specialty), "The Angel's Serenade," (Organ Solo), "Forget Me Not," (Presentation). Tivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — The Greatest Love of All. (George Beban's Picture). Weekly. Wide Open (Educational). Fun From the Press. (Hodkinson). Musical Program — "Beautiful Galatea," (Overture) "Sleep," (Organ Solo) 'Musical Moments," (Specialty) George Beban and company of twenty in person (Presentation in connection with feature picture). Riviera Theatre — Film Numbers — Painted People (First National) weekly, cartoon. Fun from the press (Hodkinson). Musical Program — Selections from "Sweethearts," (Overture) "California Here I Come," (Presentation) "A Little Bit Of Erin," (Specialty). Roosevelt Theatre — Film Numbers — The Great White Way (Cosmopolitan). Randolph I heatre Film Numbers — The Law Forbids, (Universal) A Society Sensation (Universal) International News (Universal). Monroe Theatre — Film Numbers — Powder River (Fox). Wood! awn Theatre — Film Numbers — A Woman Of Paris (United Artists) News Weekly, (Pathe) Fun From the Press (Hodkinson) Review (Pathe) Bargain Day (Educational). Musical Program— "H. M. S. Pinafore," (Overture) Violin Solo. LlLUn. OF THE 'Walter, don't go out again LOOK WHAT A CAST CORINNE GRIFFITH ""CONWAY TEARLE MYRTLE STEDMAN PH1LLIS HAVER CRAWFORD KENT CHARLES MURRAY SYLVIA B REAMER CISSY FITZGERALD Ad prepared from stock cuts on "Lilies of the Field" (First Nat'l) at the Metropolitan theatre, Atlanta