Motion Picture News (May-Jun 1925)

Page scan 000670 from Motion Picture News

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
May-Jun 1925
Author:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Publisher:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture News (May-Jun 1925)
Leaf #:
000670
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 30, 2024
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2552-d Motion Picture News Daily Matinees First Cleveland Showing STARTS TODAY A00E.0 FCATURt HAROLD LLOYD in "Jfot Water " Ttco-ooliimii (III run in ClncUiiul bii the Circle thiatrc on •■Bad Com/janif lAxxor. Edhibx.) SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Numbers — Declasse (First National), Step Fast (Educational), International News. Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Head Winds (Universal), Love Sick (Universal), International News. Orpheum Theatre — Film Ntimbers — Charley's Aunt (Prod. Dist. Corp.). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Helen's Babies (Principal Pict.-S. R. ) . Paramount -Empress Theatre — Film Numl)ers — The Spaniard (Paramount), A ^Miss in the Dark (F. B. 0.), Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — The Crowded Hour (Paramount), Galloping Bungalows (Pathe), Pathe News. ROCHESTER Eastman Theatre — P'ilm Numbers — Seven Chances ( Metro-Goldw\'n ) , Eastman Theatre Current Events (Selected), The Amateur Detective (Fox). Musical Program — "Merry Wives of Windsor" ( (h'erture ) , "Dance of the Hours"' from "La Gioconda" (Organ), "June Brought The Roses" "Susie" (Jazz Ensemble), "Pale Moon" "By the Waters of the Minnetonka" (Contralto solo), "Aida" ( Organ i . PES MOINES Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — My Son (First National), Fox News, Wide Awake (Educational). Musical Program— "Let Me Be the First to Kiss You Good Morning," (special organ feature), "Wonderful Mother of Mine" (special feature number of vaudeville act of Kellar Sisters and Lynn, song and dance number. DesMoines Theatre — Film Numbers — Lady of the Niyht (^Ieti-o-(iokhvyn ). International News. Boobs in the Wood (Pathe). ^lusical Program — " Yearning (special organ number) Strand Theatre — Film Xiuubers — The Sporting ^'enus (^Ietro-(io!dwvn I. Kinograms. The Fast :SIa'le (F. B.O.I. ^[usieal Program — Song and .saxapluiiie numbers by tlie Fox Sisters (specialty). Rialto Theatre-^ Film Xuinl)rr: firecd iMctro ( idldw VII I . SAyV FRANCISCO California Theatre — Film XumbtT: A K'ss in the Dark (Paramount), The Beloved The Alluring Temptress— Barbara! CHARLES DORNBERGER j VICTOR RECORDING ORCHESTRA -tth the OEXTEH SISTERS MBrmonltl* Three-column nexrspaprr ad on -'The Heart of a t^iren" (First Nat'l) at the Rivoli, Baltimore. Bozo (Pathe). International New Rapid Transit (Screen Novelty ) . Musical Program — "The Firefly" (Overture), "Over tlie Waves" "Humoresque" (Violin solo). Favorite Songs (Novelty). Loew's Warfield Theatre — Film Numbers — 'i"he Heart of a Siren (First National). Ko-Ko in Toyland (S. R.). Kinograms, Reflections ( Scenic ) . Musical Program — Parisian Wild Cats (Fanchon and Marco "Idea" with singing and dancing), "Oh Lady Be Oood" "Serenade" ( Orchestra ) . Granada Theatre — Film Numtiers — Friendlv Enemies (Prod. Dist. Corp.'), Pathe News, Low Tide (Pathe). Musical Program — " Alpine Nights'" (Company of fifty in song and dance numbers). Union Square Theatre — • Film Numbers — On Thin Ice ( Warner Bros. ) , Step Lightly (Educational), Fox News. Musical Program — Five acts of vaudeville. Beatty's Casino Theatre — Film Numbers — The Hunted Woman (Fox), Wild Game (Educational), The Home Makers ( Educational) . Musical Program — "Chuckles of li»2.")"' (Will King and company of flfty). Cameo Theatre — Film Numl)ers — The Trouble Shooter (Fox), A Monkey Komeo (Fox), International News. Musical Progiam — Comic solos. Strand Theatre — Film Nuiiiliers — Champion of Lost Causes ( Fox i . Sliould Landlords Live (Pathe). Kinograms. Musical Program — Five acts of vau(le\ ille. Imperial Theatre — Film Numbers — ^ladam Sans Gene ( Paramotuit ) . continued. Curran Theatre — Film Numl)ers — Phantom of the Opera I Universal ) . Wilkes Theatre — Film Xunil)ers — The Lost World ( Fii st Xatioiiali, continued. ST. LOUIS William Goldman's Kings and Rivoli Theatres — Film X'umbers — The Price of Pleasure (Uni\ersal), Wild I'apa (Pathe), News and Views. Musical Program — Orchestral and organ number. .A^t Kings only — Dorothy Johnson, .5-year old -axoplione artiste. Delmonte Theatre — Film Xumliers — School for Wives ( \'itagraph I , Delmonte News and Views. Comedy. Short subject for children. Musical Program — Orchestral -FRANZ USZl PRISCILH UEAN Neat art and type lay-out on "Sally'' (FirM yat'l) at the Circle theatre, Indianapolis. overture and popular numbers. On stage — Gerald Fitzpatrick in musical novelty. Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capitol TheatresFilm Numbers — Chickie (First National ) , Kinogram News and Views (Educational). Musical Program — Orchestral and organ numbers. At Grand Central only — Ray Miller's orchestra on stage. Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — Men and Women (Paramount), Missouri Magazine (Selected short subjects), Plain Clothes (Pathe). Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers. Organ accompaniment and solo. On stage— Paul Biese's Victor Recording orchestra. Loew's State Theatre — Film Xumbers — The Way of a Girl (^Metro-Goldwyn) , Good Spirits (Educational), News, Views and Tours. Musical Program — 'Orchestral overture and popular numbers. Organ accompaniments. On stage — Pastell Ballet. INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numl>ers — My Son (First National), Comedy (Educational), News Reel (International), Newspaper Fun (F. B. O.). Musical Program — Dance of the Hours (Overture!, Bomar Cramer, pianist. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — • Introduce Me (Associated Exhibitors), Arthur Lake Comedv ( Pathe ) , Aesop Fable (Pathe). Musical Program — ^American Harmonists and Frank Owens and Bob Jones, soloists. Apollo Theatre — Film Numljers — Adventure ( Metro-Goldwvn I . Comedv (Pathe), New"s Reel (Fox). Musical Program — Piano novelty ( Emil Seidel and Earl Gordon ) , Ralph E. Duncan, soloist, and orchestra. NEWARK Branford Theatre — Film X'timliers — My Son (First National), Kid Speed (Educational ) , Branford Review of Events (Selected I. ^lusical Program — ^"Mother Darling of Mine" (From 'Custard Cup" ) . "Mother" and "Oh Wliat a Mother I Had"' (Overture), • Pal of. ilj Cradle Days ' (Organ solo). "In the Firelight Glow"' (Presentation with Father, Mother and Child), •Thafs What They Made Mothers For" (Soprano Solo), 'Little Mother of Mine"' (Tenor Solo). l^p Tli« Greatest Comedy £«r. Made^ Cartoon ad on "Charley's Au»t" (Prod. Dist. Corp.) at the Rialto theatre, Omaha.