Motion Picture News (May-Jun 1925)

Page scan 000958 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 #:
000958
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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2826 Motion Picture News lous"', "Fowler and Tamaia". •'.Timmie Dunn". "Ukvilele I.ady". Monroe Theatre — Film Xuniber* — The Rainbow Trail ( Fox I . Orpheum Theatre — Film Xiinilier* — Introduce Me ( Associated Kxhihitors I . Roosevelt Theatre — Film Xumlieis — The T^st World ( First National i . ST. PAUL SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Xuml)ers — Chiekie (First National). The Guest of Honor ( Fox I . International News. Newspaper Fun ( F. B. O. I . Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — A Woman's Faith (Universal). Pathe Review. International News. Orpheum Theatre — Film Numbers — The Midnight Exl)re>s ( C . B. C. ) . Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Man and Maid ( Metro-Goldwyn i . Paramount -Empress Theatre — Film Numliers — The Shock Punch (Paramount!. Low Tide (Educational!. Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — R ecompeuse (Warner Bros.), The MerryMakers (Educational), Stereoscopiks (Pathe), Pathe News. PES MOINES Capitol Theatre — Film Numliers — His Sui)reme Moment (First National), The Way of a Nijjht ( Educational i . Fox News. Musical Program — "Oh, Katherina"" (Special Organ Numl)er). Des Moines Theatre — Film Numliers — Tiie Night Cap I Paramount i . .shanghaied Lover (Pathe I. International News. ^lusical Program — "Cheating on Me" (S])c< ial Organ Nuniljer ) . Strand Theatre — Film Numljer — Janice Meredith ( Metro-(^f)ldwvn I . Kinogram?. Rialto Theatre— I'iliii Niimiicis — Secrets of t;ic Ninlit ( I 'liiv ersal I . Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Declasse (First National). Capital Digest (Selected). Marvels of Motion (.S. R.). Zowie (Pathe). Out of the Inkwell (S. R. ) . Scenic. Musical Program — "Beethoven" ( Overture ) , "Tlie Devil's Love Song" (Baritone solo), "Isn't She the Sweetest Thing" (Organ solo ) . ATLANTA Howard Theatre — Film Numliers — The Little French Girl (Paramount). Feet of Mud ( Pathe ) . International News reel. The Perfect View (Fox). Musical Program — E.vcerps from "No. No. Naimette" (Overture). Bits from "Petite Suite."' and "Woodland Sketches'' (Accom])animent for scenic). ^Ille. Amalia and company (prologue) . Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numliers-— The Heart of a Siren (First National), Fox News reel; A Raspberry Romance (Pathe). Musical Program — Excerps from "Sweethearts"' ( Overture ) . Rialto Theatre — Film Numljers — A Broadway Butterfly (Warner Bros.). Pathe News Reel; Breaking the Ice (Pathe) . Loew's Grand Theatre — Film Numliers — The Lady of the Night (Metro-Goldwyn). Pathe News Reel; Topics of the Day ( Pathe ) . Aesoji's Fables (Pathe). Educational comedy and Judge's Cross Word Puzzles (Educational). Short subject (S. R.). Musical Program — Regular Five Acts Vaudeville. Alamo No. 2 Theatre — Film Numliers — The Way of a Man (Pathe), "Surging Seas" (S. R.). ROCHESTER Eastman Theatr Film Numbers — The Thundering Herd (Paramount). Eastman Theatre Current Events (Selected). The Iron ^Mule (Comedy). Musical Program — "Tannhauser" (Overture), Selections from "The Student Prince"' (Organ solo). '•Carmen Waltz Song"" ( Soprano solo ) . BOSTON Fenway Theatre — Film Numbers — Old Home Week (Paramount). F"enway (News (Selected), The Village School (Educational). Great Guns ( Educational i . Musical Program — Selections from "Sweetheart"' ( Overture ) . "Midnight Waltz" (Organ solo). "Etude". "Le Coucou" (Piano solo ) . DETROIT The Circle theatre, Indianapolis, used thin three-column art ad on ■"The Re-Creation of Brian Kent" (Principal). Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — His Supreme Moment (First National), Aesop's Fable (Pathe), Detroit News IMctorial. Musical Program — "Mignon" (orchestral overture), "Where Solitude Abounds" ( Music and scenic novelty), specialty by saxaphone quintette, organ recessional. m THIRD KNNIVERStlir 6lfT kv'll TO MOVIE eOlNG PUBLIC RIVOU Don't Let It Happen in Syracuse .-^pRtniERE 5YRACU5C: StlOWlNOh "GREAT CHICAGO FIRE" A CrTY Ifi FLAMES ( Note ihe CasL ) The story of a great love, wrecked on the shoais ot lUipKJ haired and r«born under the streM of a historic catainUy! La* «T»r la MoUod TTct™: rZAj»4 The RiroU theatre in Syracuxe, y. Y.. used this neiispnper ad on "Barriers Binned Away" (Assoc. Exhibs.) Madison Theatre — Film Numbers — The Charmer ( ParanKuint ) , Romeo and Juliet i S. R.), Detroit News Pictorial, Aeso])'s Fable (Pathe). ^Musical Program — Orchestral overture, vocal selections (tenor and baritone), organ recessional. Adams Theatre — ■ Film Numbers — Chickie (First National). Travelogue ( S. R. ), Detroit News Pictorial, Aesop's Fable (Pathe). ^Musical Program — Orchestral Overture. Vocal Selections (So])rano i . Organ Recessional. Fox-Washington TJjeatre — Film Numbers — W mgs of Youth ( Fox ) . House of Flickers ( S. R.). Felix The Cat ( S. R.), Newsrcel (Fox). Musical Program — Orchestral Overture. Vocal Selections (Tenor). Organ Recessional. Broadway-Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — (_hea]ier to !Marry ( Metro-Goldwyn ) . Al St. John Comedy ( Educational ) . Newsreel (International!. Travelogue (S. R.). ^Musical Program — Orchestral Overture. Orsran Recessional. OMAHA Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — Are Parents People { Paramount ) . Fares Please (Educational), Hodge Podge ( Educational ) , Kinograms. Musical Program — '"Les Preludes," ( Overture), "Oh. Kathrina." (Organ), "Capitol March.'" (Exit). "At the End of the Road.'" "Memory Lane.'" Rhapsody of Appaioiito Opera." (music themes for feature picture). Special dancing feature on the stage "Three Rounders.'' Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Charmer ( Paramount ) . Sit Tight ( Educational). Newspaper Fun (F. B. 0. ) . Fox News. Musical Program — "Seventeen," ( Overture ! . Special feature on stai^e "Just Dancing Around). Sun Theatre — Film Numbers — Introduce Me (Associated Exhib. ), Pathe News. Water Wagons ( Pathe ) . \Miere the Waters Divide ( Scenic) . "World Theatre — Film Numbers — I am the Man (S. R.). Musical Program — Six acts of vaudeville. Moon Theatre — F'ilni Numbers — Greed (MetroGoldwyn ) , Idaho, first chapter (Pathe), The Rubber Neck' ( Pathe ) . comedy ) . ^Musical Program — Five acts of vaudeville. Empress Theatre — Film Numliers — Arizona Romeo (Fox), The Great Circus Mystery, fourth episode (Universal ) . NEWARK Branford Theati Film Numbers — His Supreme Moment (First National), Branford Review Events (Selected), Bashful Jam (Pathe). Musical Program — "Princess Pat" ( Overture I . "Midnight Waltz" (Organ .Solo), "The Harem'' ( Presentation ) . including "Song of India" (Contralto Solo), "Where My Caravan Rested" (Tenor Solo). Dancing by Girls of the Ha rem (Specialty)". ST. LOUIS Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — Eve's Secret (Paramount!, Remember When (Pathe). Missouri Magazine. Musical Program — Joseph Littau and orchestra in selections from Victor Herbert assisted by Anna Beckman and George " Grafe. "Pomp and Circumstance," (organ solo). On stage — Tlie Cansinos (Dancers). Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Zander the Great ( Metro-Goldwyn ) . Comedy. Selected News and Views. Musical Program — Don Albert and orchestra in "Our Tribute to Victor Herbert'' aided by Anne Punehon and Paul Simmons. On stage — Mexican Rio Grande sereiiaders. Grand Central Theatre — Film Numbers — His Supreme Moment ( First National ) . Kinogram News (Educational). Musical Program — Orchestra. "An Old-Fasliioned Movie" (Organ, featuring Paul "Jolson"' Sporleder and Sum Chirper Tenor). West End Lyric and Lyric Skydome — Film Numbers — His Supreme Moment (First National), Kinogram News. Educational Comedy. Musical Program — Orchestra. Vocal selections. Capitol Theatre — Film Numliers — His Supreme Moment— (First National). Kinogram News (Educational), Juvenile Comedy. !Nhisical Program — Joseph Milsteen"s orchestra. Harry Kersell (Vocalist I. Kings and Rivoli Theatres — Film Numbers — My Wife and I (Warner Brothers). Burton Holmes Hodge Podge (Educational). Scenic Novelty. News and ^■iews. Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Tell It to the Policeman (Comedy). Musical Program— Orchestral and organ selections. Delmonte Theatre — Film Numbers — The Rainbow Trail ( Fox ) . !Meet the Ambassador (F. B. O.). News and Views. ^lusical Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers. On stage — Fantastic Musical Revue.