Motion Picture News (Jul-Aug 1925)

Page scan 000446 from Motion Picture News

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
Jul-Aug 1925
Author:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Publisher:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture News (Jul-Aug 1925)
Leaf #:
000446
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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442 Motion Picture News CHICAGO Chicago Theatre — Film Numbers — The Sporting Venus ( Metro-Goldwyn I . Comedy ( Selected I . Karto'on ( S. R. ) , News and Views (Paths). ■Musical Program — "Familiar Melodies from Musical Comedy Shows*' (overture). "A Piano Interlude. *' introducing M. Kharum. Persian Pianist. (Specialty), "A Rose Fantasy.'* (organ solo). "Boyd Senter'A Jack Russell." (Specialty I. "Ballet Divertisements." ( Presenta tion ) . Tivoli TheatreFilm Numbers — Just A Woman (First National i. ■Musical Program — -Circus Week, including Beehee & Hassan, Hank the Mule. The Great Lester. Madame Marie & Pals. Morton Spurr, John Lambert, Gaudesmith Brothers. Henri Therrion. Stanley Gordon. Yip Yip Yaphankers, Milton Charles and Tivoli Theatre orchestra. Riveria Theatre — Film Numbers — His Supreme Moment (First National). Ring Cotton (Educational), Scenic. International News (Universal i . Laughs of the Day. Musical Program — "Spanish Fantasy." (overture). "The Ten Fnglish Rockets." (Presentation). "Old Fort Dearborn," ( Presentation ) . Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Friendly Enemies (Prod. Dist. Corp.)', Comedy Cartoon. News Events (Universal I . Scenic • ( Selected 1 . Musical Program — "111 Trovatore" (overture), "On the Road to "Mandalay" (specialty) . "Mighty Lak A Rose." (organ solo). Excerpts from "Mikado," (specialty) . Stratford Theatre— Film Numbers — The Manicure Girl (Paramount). Comedy Cartoon (S. R. ) , News and Views (Universal and Pathc), Pacemakers (F. B. O.). Musical Program — "A Circus Parade." (organ solo). "Circus Day." (Presentation). Senate Theatre — Film Numbers — The Manicure Girl (Paramount). The Love Bug (Pathe). Musical Program — "A Musician's R o m a n e e." ( Presentation ) . "Pickards Oriental Syncopators." (Specialty). Pantheon Theatre — Film Numbers — Marry Me (Paramount). Horace Greeley. Jr. (Pathe). Musical Program — Eddie Hansen (W. L. S. Starl. Organalogue. Pantheon Versatile Orchestra Specialties. CLAMOROVS NIGHT UFl OF THE WORLD'S WICKCOFST CITY ■ A Oa riling Melodrama Laid In the Underworld of Paris ROSENBLATT! THE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS TENOR-CANTOR! "The Sweetest Voice in the World" SPECIAL CONCERT SUNDAY NOON Appfnrancc nl A, 5i20, 7i40, OlSO finlurtlor and Sunday UNHOLY THIlKE,"Satnfdny — 12i30, .1. Sl2«, 7i33. IOiOO Suudor — lilO,, 8123, Ci-it), 7i5fc lOlOO. Unusually effective ad on "The Unholy Three" (Metro-Glodicyn) run by the Tinner and Dahnken theatre, Oakland, in the newspapers during the engagement. Ad on "Parisian (Sight 8" < F. B. 0.) vsed in the newspapers by the FoxWashington theatre, Detroit. Roosevelt Theatre — B'ilm Numbers — The Ten Commandments ( Paramount ) . Orpheum Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First National). Randolph Theatre — Film Numbers — The Adventurous Sex Asso. Exhib. International News (Universal). KANSAS CITY^^ Newman Theatre — Film Numbers — The Sporting Venus ( Metro-Goldwyn ) , Newman News and Views (Pathe and Kinograms), Newman Current Events (Local Photography). Musical Program — "The Chocolate Soldier" (Overture). "Greenwich Village Frolic" (Novelty dancing and singing number). Recessional (organ solos). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — Tracked In The Snow Country (Warner Brothers ) . Daddy Goes A Grunting (Pathe), Aesop's Fables (Pathe). The Fighting Ranger (LT n i v e r s a 1 ) , International News. Musical Program — Atmospheric Selections (Overture), Recessional (organ solos). Royal Theatre — Film Numbers — Grounds For Divorce (Paramount). HelloGoodbye (Educational), Royal Screen Magazine (Pathe and Kinograms), Royal Current Events (Local Photography ) . Fi Musical Program — Royal Synco pators On Stage ( Overture ) , Recessional (organ solos). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — She Wolves ( Fox ) , Fox News and Fox Short Subjects. Musical Program — Selections (overture), Recessional (organ solos ) . Mainstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — The Making of O'Malley (First National), Pathe News and Educational Short Subjects. Musical Program — Popular Selec ( organ solos). SEATTLE Blue Mouse Theatre — Film Numbers — How Baxter Butted In (Warner Brothers), Good Morning Nurse (Pathe), When Men Were Men (Pathe), International News. Musical Program — "Craving For You" and '.'High -Toned Mania" (Collegiate orchestra specialties), "Got No Time" (Organ solo) . Coliseum Theatre — Film Numbers — Eve's Secret (Paramount). Boobs in the Woods (Pathe). Kinograms and Pathe News. Musical Prog I a in — "Robespierre" (Overture). Birmingham Southern Glee Club in concert. Columbia Theatre — m Numbers — Black Cyclone (Pathe) continued. Her Lucky Leap (Universal). Wine, Women and Song ( Pathe i, International News. Musical Progrra m — Orchest ra . Heilig TheatreFilm Numbers — Zander the Great (Met r o-Goldwyn ). continued. Topics of the Day (Pathe;, Wine. W omen and Son" (Pathe). Pathe Review, Pathe News. Musical Program — Selections from "Aida" (Overture). "Red Hot Henry Brown" and "Some One" (Orchestra specialties). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — Are Parents People? (Paramount). Official Officers (Pathe). Comedy (Selected). International and Liberty News. Musical Program — "Light Cavalry" (Overture). Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount), Kinograms and Fox News. Musical Program — Selections from "Aida*' (Overture). ST. LOUIS Capitol and Kings Garden Theatres — Film Numbers — Just a Woman (First National), Daddy Goes a Grunting (Pathe), News and views (Selected), Waiting (Edu cational) . Musical Program — Orchestral, organ and vocal selections. Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — Paths to Paradise (Paramount), Missouri Magazine (Selected), Comedy (Pathc Musical Program — "The Life of Stephen Foster" (Joseph Littau directing Missouri Symphony Orchestra ) . On stage — Florence O'Denisshawn supported by Snow and Columbus (Dance act), Burnoff & Josephine Company in "An Oriental Fantasy" Grand Central and Lyric Skydome Theatres — Film Numbers— Kiss Me Again (Warner Brothers), Waiting ( Fducational ) , Pathe News of Evolution Trial. Musical Program — Selections from Victor Herbert's works. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Sporting Venus (Metro-Goldwyn), Ask Grandma ( Pathe ) , News and Views (Selected). Musical Program — "The Bonnie Brass of Scotland" (Musical prologue), "The Lost Chord" ( Musical novelty ) . On stage — International Quartette, Eugene Cabelle (Singer of Italian folk and street songs ) , Don Albert's orchestra. The Rivoli TheatreFilm Numbers — Raffles, The American Cracksman ( Universal I, News and Views (Selected). Music Program — Orchestra, organ and vocal selections. Delmonte Theatre — Film Numbers — After Business Hours (S. R. ), News and Views (Selected), Aesop's Fable (Pathe). Musical Program — Orchestral overture. On stage — Helen Brady (Vocalist).