Motion Picture News (Jul-Aug 1925)

July 18, 1925 315 t'nnsual Oft ad for "The. Thief of Bagdad"' (United Artists) run by the Galcj theatre, Birmingham. Loew's Warfield Theatre — Film Numbers — The Making of O'Malley (First National), Mountain Brook (Scenic), Kinograma (Educational). Musical Program — Art Landry Band and Song Cycle (Fanchon and Marco Idea). Granada Theatre — Film Numbers — Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman (Universal), Plain Clothes (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — ''School Days" (Special Feature with singing and dancing). Community Singing (led by flutist and organ). Union Square Theatre — Film Numbers — The Woman Hater (Warner Brothers), Some Nurse (S. R.), Fox News. Musical Program — "The Bathing Girl" (Specialty with Thirty Girls). Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Taming the West (Universal), Just in Time (Universal). International News. Musical Program — Battleship Cadets in "A Trip to Honolulu", "Girl of the Golden West" (tenor solo), "Blossom Time" (tenor solo). Imperial Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount). Hodge Podge (Educational), Fox News. Musical Program — "Eli Eli" (tenor opens feature), "Beside a Silvery Stream" (orchestra). Egyptian and Aztec Theatres — Film Numbers — Bad Company (Associated Exhibitors'). KANSAS CITY Newman Theatre — Film Numbers — Are Parents People? (Paramount). Official Officers (Pathe), Newman News and Views (Pathe and Kinograms), Newman Current Events (Local Photography). Musical Program — Atmospheric Selections (Overture), "Web of Jazz" (Novelty Jazz Revue), Recessional (Organ Solos). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — A Woman's Faith (Universal), The Midnight Express (S. R.), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), International News, The Fighting Ranger (Universal). Musical Program — Atmospheric Selections (Overture), Recessional (Organ Solos). Royal Theatre — Film Numbers — The Denial (Metro-Goldwyn), Oh, Bridget (Educational)', Royal Screen Magazine (Pathe and Kinograms), Royal Current Events ( Local Photography ) . Musical Program — "Let's Go" (Jazz Overture), Recessional (Organ Solos). Pant ages TheatreFilm Numbers — Fast of Broadway (Associated Exhibitors), Fox News and Fox Short Subjects. Musical Program — "Waitin' For The Moon" (Overture), "It's Lonesome In Bluebird Land" (Novelty), Recessional (Organ Solos ) . Mainstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — Just a Woman (First National), Pathe News and Educational Short Subjects. Musical Program — Atmospheric Selections (Overture), Recessional (Organ Solos). Thrill with Ths intrepid Talmadge— darting — leaping — rumbling— fighting — whirling all over the screen like a combination of an aviator, a professional boxer and a whirling Dervish I You're going to say this is real entertainment! SUNDAY EVENING ONLY PALACE 2 COMEDIES, WEEKLY, NOVELTIES The Palace theatre, Hartford, ran this newspaper ad for the showing of "Jimmie's Millions" (F. 0. B.). BALTIMORE Century Theatre — Film Numbers — The Great Divide (Metro-Goldwyn), Call a Cop (Educational), News Weekly (Fox), Cartoon (S. R.), Local Lafs (Joke tie-up film with Baltimore News), Indian scenic ( color film) . Musical Program — Selections from "Sally" (Overture by orchestra), "The Pale Moon" (Song and recitation by Robert Wiedefeld with motion picture setting), also organ solos and musical accompaniment to pictures. Garden Theatre — Film Numbers— The Texas Trail (Hodkinson), Help Yourself (Fox), Shadows (S. R.), International News (Universal). Musical Program — Music for pictures by orchestra and organ and five* acts of vaudeville. Keith's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — The Birth of a Nation (United Artists). Musical Program — Music for pictures by orchestra and organ and five acts of vaudeville. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Last Hour (S. R.). Shoulder Arms (First National ) , News W e e k 1 y (Pathe). Musical Program — Music by orchestra and organ for pictures. New Theatre — Film Numbers — Any Woman (Paramount), Official Officers (Pathe), News Weekly (Pathe). Musical Program — "Old Favorites" (Overture by Orchestra), organ solos ami accompaniments for pictures by orchestra and organ. Parkway Theatre — Film Numlwrs — Folly of Vanity (Fox), Magic Carpet (S. R.), Help Yourself (Fox), Parkway Pictorial News (Kinograms). Musical Program — "A merican Fantasy" (Overture by orchestra arranged by V. Nessul), Organ solos, orchestra and organ accompaniment for pictures. Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Black Cvelone (Pathe), Rivoli News (Pathe), Twinkle-Twinkle (Pathe), Skinners in Silk (Pathe). Musical Program — "T he Only Girl" (Organ Selection), "Haunting Humoreske" (Overture by Orchestra), "The China Rosebuds" ( Jazzamania Dance Revue with nine girls and Char PALACE NOW in HEARTS ""d SPURS T>aj(/il oniht thrilling' "{lory THE. OUTLAW*^ Jackson (jrqor/ The Palace theatre, Des Moines used this clean-cut ad in the newspapers during theshowing of "Hearts and Spurs" (Fox). les Elhey), "When the Moon Shines in Coral Gables" (Organ Solo). CLEVELAND Stillman Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lady Who Lied (First National), His Mar riage Vow (Pathe), Topics of the Day, Pathe News. Musical Program-"Zampa" (overture). Xylophone solo by Hilly Lang, playing "2nd Hungarian Rhapsody", "Excerpts from Rhapsody", Excerpts from "The Barber of Seville" (vocal duo). State TheatreFilm Numbers — Night Life in New York (Paramount), Help Yourself (Fox), Uneasy Feet (Educational), Pathe Review, International News (Universal). Musical Program — "Sing 'Em Again Old Time Sons" (organ overture with community singing), Gilda Gray in person, Vaudeville. Park Theatre— Film Numbers — Chu Chin Chow (Metro-Goldwyn), Official Officers (Pathe), Topics of the Day (Pathe), Kinograms (Educational ) . Musical Program — "Sari" (overture), "Faust" (vocal trio), "Song of India" (string trio), "March of the Toys" (dance divertissement) , Community singing by the audience. Reade's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — Flighting the Flames (S. R. ), Century Comedy (Universal), International News ( Universal ) . Special Musical Program. HenrLI-USsenbrpek^ Director This single column cut was run in the newspapers by the Majestic theatre, Hartford, for "Lady of the Night" (Metro-Golduyn) .