Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000188 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 #:
000188
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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E 0 0± s | OLYN\PIA~WASH.ST. ... --jm w — -m — m i FIRST BOSTON SHOWING, BEGINNING TODAY (SUNDAY) 7Ae MAKING OF A NATION BIC VAUDEVILLE SHOW i icv-cotumn opening ad on "The Scarlet West" [First National) at Gordon's Oh/mitUi theatre, Boston, recently. 1256 Night's Dream" (orchestra), Florence Mills and Will Voaery's orchestra. Loew's State — Film Numbers — The Lucky Horse Shoe (Fox), King Cotton (Educational), Current Events (Pathe News). Musical Program — Indian Jazz Revue. Five acts of vaudeville. Lafayette Square Theatre — Film Numbers — Proud Flesh (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer), Pathe comedy, Current Events (Fox News). Musical Program — Selection from "The Student Prince" (orchestra), Henry B. Murtaugh playing his orginal compositions on the organ. Five acts of vaudeville. New Olympic Theatre — Film Numbers — My Lady's Lips (B. P. Schulberg-S.R.), The Man Without a Heart (S. R.), Thundering Landlords (Comedy), Current Events (Internanational News). Musical Program — Overture to "Mile. Modiste" (organ). Shea's North Park Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dressmaker from Paris (Paramount), Sherlock Sleuth (Pathe), Current Events (Pathe and International News). Musical Program — Bits of Popular Hits (orchestra). HOUSTON Queen Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q, Son of Zorro (United Artists), Pathe comedy and Pathe News (Pathe). Musical Program — Queen Orchestra, featuring "La Clabel" organ numbers. Isis Theatre — Film Numbers— The Half Way Girl (First National), Comedy (Pathe), International News (Universal). Musical Program — Isis Concert Orchestra, featuring "Merry Wives of Windsor" (overture). Organ numbers. Majestic Theatre — Film Numbers— Smooth as Satin (F. B. O.), Aesop's Fables ( Pathe ) , Pathe News. Musical Program — Majestic Orchestra, featuring popular program. Organ numbers. Vaudeville. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Teaser (Universal), comedy (Educational), Fox News. Musical Program — Organ numbers. Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — Rugged Waters (Paramount), comedy (Educational), Pathe Review. Musical Program — Organ numbers. Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — The Lady Who Lied (1st National), comedy ( Educational), Kinograms ( Educational). Musical Program — Concert Orchestra, organ numbers. MINNEAPOLIS Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — Havoc (Fox), Wild W aves (S. R. ) , Fox News. Musical Program — Organ overture. New Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lucky Devil (Paramount), Pathe News. Musical Program — David Rubinoff, Russian violinist, assisted by Reginald Willis, Maurice Cook, organist. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — A Slave of Fashion ( Metro-Goldwyn ) . Musical Program — Avo Bombarger, tenor, Santucci, accordion. State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Coast of Folly (Paramount), Watch Out (Educational), State News Digest. Musical Program — State Concert Orchestra (overture), "Rhapsody Hongroise," Organ Novelty "Sometime," E. J. Dunstedter, "A Prince in Heidelberg, 18 voices. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First National), Felix Doubles for Darwin ( Educational), Strand News. Musical Program — Strand Concert Orchestra specialty "When Shadows Fall." ST. PAUL Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — I Want My Man ( First National ) , Three Bases East ( F. B. 0.), News Events. Musical Program — Neal Burns and Vera Steadman (personal appearance), Organ novelty. George Getsey (baritone), Astor Syncopating ( iophers. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers ■ — California Straight Ahead (Universal), The Masquerade (Red Seal), Capital News Digest. Musical Program — Sissle & Blake. Capitol Symphony orchestra playing "Evolution of • Dixie" (Organ). Leonard Leigh. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World ( First National), Napoleon Not So Great (Comedy), World Events in Pictures. Musical Program — White Brothers and st enda I . trio. Prnicess Theatre — Film Numbers — My Son (First Nat ional i , first half, Born I ; i * 1 1 (First National), second half. Kinograms and Comedy. Musical Program — Organ overture. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Havoc (Fox), Cartoon Comedy, Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ overture. SAN FRANCISCO California Theatre — Film Numbers — Beggar on Horseback (Para mount) , Pathe Review, No. 27, Barnyard Olympics (Pathe), Inter. national News. Musical Program — "Moments Musical" (Specialty), "Song of Songs" (Vocal). Loew's Warfield Theatre — Film Numbers — Sun Un (MetroGoldwyn-Mayer). Waiting (Educational). Kinograms and International News. Musical Program — "Oriental Fantasy" (Fanchon and Marco idea with Orientals and special beauty chorus). Granada Theatre — Film Numbers — C a 1 i f o r n i a Straight Ahead (Universal) Felix Finds 'Em Fickle (S. R.V, Pathe News. Musical Program— '''The Bridge, The Bav Revue" (Special singinn; and dancing idea built around Bridge idea). Tmperial Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q, Son of Zorro (United Artists), continued ) . Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Head Winds (Universal). Horace Greely, Jr. (Pathe). International News. Musical Program —Musical Maids in Song. Union Square Theatre — Film Numbers Slander (S. R.) House of Flickers (Fox), Fox News. Musical Program — Variety revue with singing. dancing and jokes. St. Francis Theatre— Film Numbers The Iron Horse (Fox), continued. ATLANTA Howard Theatre — Film Numbers — A Slave of Fash M o ti on Picture News ion (Metro-Goldwyn). Loew's Grand — Film Numbers — Eve's Lover (Warner). Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers— The Half-Way Girl (First National). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Beggar on Horseback ( Paramount ) . INDIANAPOLIS Circle TheatreFilm Numbers — Graustark (First National). Comedy (Educational), Circle Presentation. "Old Fashioned Movie Show. Twenty Years Ago" (Short Film Syndicate), Travel Film (Fox). Animated News Reel (Universal). Musical Program — "March Slave" (Circle concert orchestra), Huston Ray (pianist). Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — Lightnin' (Fox). Comedy I Universal ) . International News Reel (Universal), Aesop's Fables ( Pathe ) . Musical Program — American Harmonists and Frank Owens and Bob Jones, soloists. Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Mystic ( Metro Goldwvn ) , C o m e d v ( Pathe ) , News' Reel ( Fox ) . Musical Program — Emil Seidel orchestra and Earl Gordon, organist. CLEVELAND Stillman TheatreFilm Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwyn-Mayer ) , continued. Musical Program — "The Student Prince" (overture). "Ave Maria" (vocal, with elaborate church setting, and light effects). Allen Theatre — Film Numbers — Her Sister from Paris (First National). Dont Pinch (Educational). Country Life a la Mode (taken from Pathe Review). .Topics of the Day (Pathe). Pathe News. Musical Program — Magic Melodies from Franz Lehar's operettas (overture). Jazz Band in Spain, playing "The Fire Bird" and "St. Louis Blues." State Theatre — Film Numbers — Sun Up (Metro• Goldwvn). Cupid's Victory (Universal). The Iron Mule (Educational). Pathe Review, Literary Digest (S. R.). International News (Universal). Musical Program — Organ Overhire. Vaudeville. Park Theatre — Film Numbers — Poisoned Paradise (S. R.). Call a Cop (Educational), Pathe Review, Topics of the Day (Pathe). Kinograms (Educational ) . Musical Program — "C a p r i c c i o Italienne" ( overture ) . Jazz Numbers: "Will You Remember Me," "Sonya," "Alone at Last" (baritone solo). Keith's Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — The Iron Horse (Fox), repeat engagement. Pathe comedy, Pathe News. Musical Program — Medley of Old American Melodies (overture), Vaudeville. Reade's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — Hell's High Road (Producers Distributing Corp.i. Pathe comedy. Internationa! News (Universal). Musical Program — "Rose Marie''