Motion Picture News (Jul-Aug 1925)

Page scan 000961 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 #:
000961
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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August 22, 19 2 5 945 Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — Never the Twain Sliall Meet (Metro), Current Events (Pathe). Earl Theatre — Film Numbers — The Teaser (Universal), Current Events (Universal), Kivalina of the Icelands, (Pathe). Musical Program — "Madame Butterfly" (Overture) "The Dance of Death" and "Marche Militaire" (arranged for two pianos.) MILWAUKEE Alhambra Theatre — Film Numbers — Black Lightning (Pathe), After a Reputation (Universal). Life's Greatest Thrills ( International Newsreel ) . Musical Program — Overture (Orchestra) . Garden Theatre — Film Numbers — Under the Rouge (Associated Exhibitors), Sport Light (Pathe), Fox News. Comedy ( Selected ) . Musical Program — "Don't Bring Lulu" and "Under the Stars*' (Organ Specialties). Merrill TheatreFilm Numbers— The Light of Western Stars (Paramount), Pen and Ink Vaudeville (Educational), International News, Never Fear (Educational). Musical Program — Organ Overture. Wisconsin Theatre — Film Numbers — The Marriage Whirl (First National), International News, Dirty Hands, (Educational ) . Musical Program — "A Cycle of Dances" (Overture), "Offertory in D Minor" (Organ), "In a Greenwich Village Quarter" (Stage Presentation). MINNEAPOLIS Aster Theatre — Film (Fox). Musical Program — Organ, overture. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — Zander the Great (Metro-Goldwvn) , Bovs Will Be Boys (Pathe). Announcing ths formal opening ot the new photoplay seaaon of 1926-29 with > first of Metro •Qoldwyn'a wondernew ''Perfect 28" aeries of hits, MONTA BELL'S PRODUCTION ST. LOUIS TOM MOORE— ZASU PITTS— LILYAN if TASHMAN — ANN PENNINGTON O NORMA SHEARER -CONRAD NAGEL AND OTHERS Here** the greatest picture Monta Bell ever made — a glorious, glittering comedy-drama of stageland and life behind the scenes in the "Follies." Exquisitely beautiful In natural colors and offering a dazzling chorus of girlish loveliness! It's Broadway's sensational stage life, actually brought to the screen. WEEK STARTING TODAY— SUNDAY, JULY 21 LOEWS PALACE THEATER Loeu's neiv theatre. Washington-, sticks consistent!// to a clean and attractive style of ml. This one on "Pretty Ladies" ( Mctrn-Culd u yn is a typical specimen. Musical Program — Orchestra and Organ Selections. New Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — The White Monkey (First National); Don Coo-Coo ( Comedy ) . Musical Program— Organ solo. Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount), continued, Felix Cops the Prize ( Educational ) , International News ( Universal ) . Musical Program — Orchestra. State TheatreFilm Numbers — Night Life of New York ( Paramount ) , Comedv, Noveltv and News Digest ( Selected ) . Musical Program — Organ overture, Vocal selections. ST. PAUL A striking background made this ad distinctive for "Baree, Son of Kazan" (Vitnyraph< at the Metropolitan . Baltimore. Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — Grounds for Divorce (Paramount), '"Hot and Heavy" (Educational) Pathe News Musical Program — Lou Emmel. baritone; Organ specialty. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — The Making of CMalley (First National); The White Wings' Bride (Pathe i ; Capitol News Digest (Selected) . Musical Program — "A Letter Eddy", ( Organ specialty ) . Vesper Sisters. Harmony Singers and Ban joists). Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — Street of Forgott e n Men ( Paramount ) . Comedy (Pathe); Hodge Podge (Educational) World Events in Pictures (Selected). Musical Program — Alice Lilligren and Florence Thompson "A Study in Harmony." Princess Theater — Film Numbers — Black Cvclone (Pathe): "Oh, Bridget," '(Educational); Kinograms (Educational ) . Musical Program — "Toonerville Follies." (Juvenile Review). Tower Theatre — Film Numbers — Baree, Son of Kazan (Vitagraph) ; "Looking for Sally" (Pathe) ; Pathe News. Musical Program — "If It Wasn't for You (Orchestra). CHICAGO Chicago Theatre Film Numbers — Weekly News and Views (Universal) Third Dimension Movies (Sterios copies) First National The Talker. Musical Program — Overture "Herbertiana," H. Leopold Spitalny, guest conductor On The Desert Sands ( Presenta"Its up to You" (Organ Solo) Milton Charles guest organistRoses, musical production. Riviera Theatre — Film Numbers — International International News The Loiter ( Scenic ) Metro-Goldwyn The Sporting Venus. Musical Program-Overture, Beautiful Galathea," Boyd Senter & Jack Russell (Specialty) Harmonious Moments (Presentation ) . Roosevelt Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q, Son of Zoro (United Artists). Aesop Fable (Pathe). Orchestra Hall — Film Numbers Wizard of Oz ( C h a (1 w i c k) International News. McVickers Theatre — Film Numbers The Trouble with Wives (Paramount) News Weekly, Comedy Selected ) . Musical Numbers — Themy Georgi (Tenor Solos) Paul Ash presentation, Struttin the Charlestun. Organ specialty, "Sing it Yourselves." Monroe Theatre — Film Numbers The Lost Battalion (S. R.) News Weeklv ( Fox ) . Tivoli TheatreFilm Numbers — A Slave of Fashion (Metro Goldwyn) International News (Universal) Kartoon (S. R.). Musical Program — Fourth Million Dollar Fur Fashion with 75 models. Randolph Theatre — Film Uumbers — Siege (Universal) Comedy (Universal) International News. Loew's State Theati Film Numbers — Pretty Ladies ( Metro-Gold. wyn-Mayer ) Loew State News and Views. Topics of the Day (Pathe). Musical Program — Orchestral overture. On Stage — Seymour Simon's jazz orchestra. Jack Sidney (Singer of the Blues). A symphony of Fashions. Grand Central, Lyric Skydome and Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Fine Clothes (First National) Comedy (Educational) Kinogram News and Views. Musical Program — Orchestral and vocal numbers. At Grand Central only Miss St. Louis in person. Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — Night Life of New York (Paramount) Iron Nag Missouri Magazine and short reels. ( Selected ) Musical Program — Overture "Nighty Marietta" Missouri Symphony Orchestra. Milton Slosser at organ in "Songs My Dad Used to Sing." On a stage Sissle and Blake in "A Miniature ShurHIe Along." "An Apache Cafe" featuring Burnoff and Josephine dancers. Delmonte Theatre — Film Numbers — Shattered Lives (S. R. ) Spook Ranch (Universal) International News. Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers. Vocal selections. William Goldman's Kings Garden and Rivoli Theatres. Film Numbers — The Goose Woman ( Universal ) Innocent Husbands (Pathe), William Goldman's Magazine. (Selected ) Musical Program — Orchestral selections. Vocal numbers. VICTORIA 9th * g»rtat-9 A.M. to 11:15 r.M. TONIGHT — MIDNIGHT SHOW Good use iras made of single column space in this ad on "I'll Shoic You the Town" (Universal* at th-e Victoria theatre. Philadelphia. Mr. Exhibitor: Ask at the Film Exchanges for the It's little to ask for, but it's the only reliable aid you can give your musicians to help put the picture over. m