Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 00075 from Motion Picture News

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
Sep-Oct 1925
Author:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Publisher:
Motion Picture News, Inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)
Leaf #:
00075
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 08, 2025
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September 5, 19 2 5 1151 ROCHESTER Eastman Theatre — Film Numbers — Paths to Paradise (Paramount), Eastman Theatre Current Events (Selected), On the Go (Fox). Musical Program — "Fra Diavolo" (overture), "The Crapshootcrs," "Gringo Tango" and "Powwow — an Indian Reminiscence" Selections from "Suite of Five American Dances" (organ recital), "Indian Love Call" (soprano solo). INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — The Knockout (First National), International News (Universal), Scenic Reel (Fox). Musical Program — Ted Weems orchestra, and Miss Desa Byrd, organist. Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — Never the Twain Shall Meet (Metro-Goldwyn) , Comedy (Pathe), News Reel (Fox). Musical Program — Orchestra and organist. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — A Woman's Faith (Universal), Comedy (Universal), International News (Universal ) , Aesop Fable ( Pathe ) . Musical Program— American Harmonists and Frank Owens, soloist. sr. louis = Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Unholy Three ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , News, Views, Tours. M u 8 i e a 1 Program — Orchestral overture. On stage: "Love Makes the World Go Round" (song and revue), Bragonette & Branz (Junior prima donnas of Grand opera ) , Lozier & Worth ( novelty act ) . Grand Central, Lyric Skydome and Capitol Theatres — Film Numbers — Lightnin' (Fox), News and Views. Musical Program — Orchestral selections. At Grand Central — The Kiddies Follies (song and dance numbers), "The Battle of Songs" (organ). a tjJjiKtrtip l*ilf "71rffiiflnr"~ifflh1rT <y<m1 J I" ' MORE THRILLING THAN "3Sf SEA HAWK* , CjJereS j Screen Pljj/tlrstRiiMsJixy *itfit/>e5*i//m?s ■"fllUMI. iTllWI I. ill l"l f ' ^^rh <M """J ■ 1 ctemdl '5no»s q/ fdr A6rM r^. j A STUPENDOUS HUMAN DRAMA * COM/A/C MONDAY, AUG. 24 * SfflPHONfHALL ST. PAUL Prettily, cleverly Designed Presentations Specialties of the Breezy Sort — And — Many Musical Delights. ZANDERS GREAT / A great modern NjM ccrmfedy-thsjolliest I thrillmge^.bjappi— I balmiest film you ever saw.-' /Iatinee I'.QO P.n. |> ALU. -<| Shows The Pantheon theatre's opening ad in Chicago Sunday papers for "Zander the Great" (Metro-Goldwyn) when that picture opened there recently. Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount), Missouri Magazine. Musical Program — Special orchestral and organ music score. William Goldman's Kings and Rivoli — Film Numbers — The Lucky Horse Shoe (Fox), News and Views, Mary, Queen of Tots ( Pathe ) , Married. Musical Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers. OKLAHOMA CITY~ Empress Theatre — Film Numbers— The Half Way Girl (First National), Pathe News, Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ recital. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild Horse Mesa (Paramount), Below Zero Educational), The Troble With Wives (Paramount), Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ recitals. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — My Ladies Lips (Schulberg S. R.), Kinograms. DES MOINES Art ad on "Winds of Chance" (First Nat'l) at Symphony Hail, Boston. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — ■ Wild Horse Mesa (Famous Players), Fox News, Stereoscopic (Pathe), Watch Out (Educational). Musical Program — Ten English Rockets (dancers), Russell Murphy (baritone). Des Moines Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q., Son of Zorro (United Artists), News Weekly. Musical Program — Organ and orchestra in special orchestration. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lucky Devil (Paramount), Kinograms, Hodge Podge Travel Treasures (Educational), Don Coo Coo (F. B. 0.) Rialtov Theatre — Film Numbers — One Way Street (First National). CLEVELAND Stillman Theatre — Film Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwyn-Mayer ) . Allen Theatre — Film Numbers — Pretty Ladies (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Plain Clothes (Pathe), Pictorial Proverbs ( Educational ) , Topics of the Day (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — "Hungarian Impressions" (overture), "Meditation" (dance divertisement) , Jazz Band in India. State Theatre — Film Numbers— The Half Way Girl (First National), Too Much Mother-in-law ( Universal ) , Valentino and his Beauties (S. R.), Literary Digest (S. R. ), International News (Universal ) . Musical Program — Organ improvisations (overture), Vaudeville. B. F. Keith's PalaceFilm Numbers — Thank You (Fox), Pathe comedy, Pathe News. Musical Program — "No, No, Nanette (overture), Vaudeville. Reade's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — The Rainbow Trail ( Fox ) , Pathe comedy, International News. Musical Program — "William Tell" (overture), Vaudeville. Park Theatre — Film Numbers— Not So Long Ago (Paramount), Dirty Bands (Educational), Felix Finds Out (S. R.) , Topics of the Day (Pathe), Kinograms, (Educa( i(inal) . Musical Program — Old Timer's Selections (overture), "Ukelele Lady," "Sometime" and "Moon * lisrht and Roses" (Jazz Unit), "Minuet Waltz" by Chopin (dance divertisement), "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" (love theme ) . Keith's East 105th St.— Film Numbers — The Rainbow Trail (Fox), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), Pathe comedy, Pathe News. Musical Program — Hits from Friml (overture), Vaudeville. Astor Theatr Film Numbers— The Talker (First National), The Tourist (Pathe), Madam Sans Gin (F. B. 0.) News of the World. Musical Program — O verture Astor Concert Orchestra, H. C. Christensen conducting, Organ Novelty, Kathryn Greenman. Capitol Theatre—* Film Numbers — The Marriage Whirl (First National), Educating Buster (Educational), Capitol News Digest. Musical Program — Overture Indian Fantasy, Capitol Theatre Concert Orchestra, Oscar Baum, directing; Anne Gray, harpist; Bernice Fetch and Roy Schmitt, Pierrot and Pierette. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Annie Rooney (United Artists), Felix Cat Comedy, World News Pic. tures. Musical Program — E. M. Stolurow and his Garrick Serenaders. Princess Theatre — Film Numbers — Lost — A Wife (Paramount), Don't Play Hookey, Kinograms (First half), Wildfire (Vitagraph), Nobody Works but Father (comedy), Kinograms (second half). Musical Program — Organ concert. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lucky Horseshoe (Fox), Good News (Fox), Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ program. MINNEAPOLIS New Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lucky Horseshoe (Fox). Musical Program — Organ concert. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Unholy Three (Metro-Goldwyn), No Father to Guide Him (Comedy), Garrick News Weekly. Musical Program — Avo Bombarger, tenor, from Roxy's radio gang, Bushels of Harmony (Norvy Mulliban and Jack Malerich). New Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — Eve's Lover (Warner), Pleasure Bound (comedy), Pathe News. Musical Program — David Rubinoff, Russian violinist, with Maurice Cook. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Street of Forgotten Men (Paramount), comedy (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — Strand Concert Orchestra, Blaine Allen, conducting. State Theatre — Film Numbers — C a 1 i f o r n i a Straight Ahead (Universal), The Masquerade (Red Seal), State News Digest. Musical Program — Overture, Carmen Capers. State Concert Orchestra, William Warxvelle Nelson, conducting; organ novelty, Eddie Dumstedter; Sissle and Blake, stars of "Shuffle Along-." Mr. Exhibitor: Ask at the Film Exchanges for the It's little to psk for, but it's the only reliable aid you can give your musicians to help put the picture over. '