Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000426 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 #:
000426
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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1492 Motion Picture News Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express ( Paramount ) . Musical Program — Overture : "Tunes of 1860" (orchestra), Organ recital. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Graustark (First National), My Bonnie (Red Seal), The Dahlia (color), Capitol Magazine (Selected), Montana Clouds (S. R. ). Mus ical Program — Overture: "Fifth Symphony" (orchestra), "Eli, Eli" (vocal solo), "Ave Maria" (trumpet), "Mignonette" (dance number), "Love Me and I'll Live Forever" (solo), "Nutcracker Suite" (ballet), Organ recessional. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Shore Leave ( First National ) , Ko-Ko On the Run (Red Seal), Strand Topical Review ( Selected ) . Musical Program — Overture : "Capriccio Italian" (orchestra), "Bird Song" (vocal solo), Mandolin solos, "Bombay" (baritone solo), "Sailor's Hornpipe" (specialty with male ensemble), Organ solo. Colony Theatre — Film Numbers — Souls For Sables (S. R. ), Colony News Pictorial (Selected). Musical Program — "The Land of Jazz" (orchestra), "Save Your Sorrow" (tenor solo), Olga LIBCRTY Ptrforauicei «t PEKfwnANCfs 9:15, 11:20, I,. STARTS AT 9A M TO l', 5, 7, 9! ' 'AKE CARE Of THE 4 CROW PS// Yesterday the Liberty was Jam~$ med to the doarsi Men and wo~ men applauded . A rxr^ WITH A Kenneth Harlan Priscilla Bonner fie»tNINCi-4AT. SUN 36<1 Kkeek day matinee 25( J / '""^.""-^J Hie Iron Horse J Sunday newspaper ad. three columns wide, for the engagement of "Drusilla With a Million'' (F. B O.) at the Liberty tlveatre in Kansas City. Mislika and the Harp Orchestra (specialty), Organ solo. Warners Theatre — Film Numbers — His Majesty Bunker Bean ( Warner Brothers ) , News Weekly (Selected), Expose of American Coal Mining Industry (Special). Musical Program — "Beautiful Galathea" and "Brown Eyes, Why Are You Blue?" orchestra) "Susan" and "All Because of You" (vocal), "La Paloma" and "El Chocle" (Argentine dancers), Organ recessional. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount) . Musical Program — Ben Bernie and the Rialto Gang in "Black and White." Organ solo. . Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount). Pathe News. Musical Program — " Caucasian Sketches" (overture), "The Wandering Jew" (solo). Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Phantom of the Opera (Universal), continued. Musical Program — Ballet (Albertina Rascb conception), Phantom effects (by Thurston). Embassy Theatre — Film Numbers — The Merry Widow ( Metro Gold wyn Mayer ) , continued. Musical Program — "Oriental Baechanale" (prologue to feature). Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Wanderer (Paramount) , continued. PHILADELPHIA Stanley Theatre — Film Numbers — Beggar on Horseshoe ( Paramount ) , Betty and Her Beasts (Comedy), Stanley Magazine ( Selected ) . Musical Program — "Tannhauser" (Overture), "A Spanish Festival" (solo), Eddie Clark. Fox TheatreFilm Numbers — As No Man Has Loved (Fox), Fox Theatre Screen Magazine ( Selected ) . Musical Program — "Sixth Hungarian Rhapsody" (Overture), Weber Male Quartette, Pianologue. Stanton TheatreFilm Numbers — Coast of Folly (Paramount). Arcadia Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First National). Karlton TheatreFilm. Numbers — Wild. Wild Susan (Paramount). Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — Street of Forgotten Men ( Paramount ) . Victoria Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild Horse Mesa (Paramount) . Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — In the Name of Love ( Pa ra mount ) . ST. PAUL BROOKLYN "Kiss JUe Again" (Warner Bros.) at the Strand theatre, Birmingham, was advertised in this manner. Mark Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — -The Gold Rush (United Artists), Mark Strand Topical Review (Selected). Musical Program — Prologue to The Gold Rush, a short prelude by the Mark Strand Orchestra, and the organ recessional. Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Son of His Father (Paramount), What Price (Jloria (F. B. O.), Off His Beat (Educational), News (Selected ) . Musical Program — Organ Novelty, Leland McEwen; Lew Epstein's Syncopating Gang; Alice Lilligren a ml ( ha i lcs Bennel i . Capitol Theatre— Film Numbers — Takachance week. Musical Program — Organ overture; Capitol Theatre Concert orchestra. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Half Way Girl (First National), Comedy and News reels (Selected). Musical Program — Stolurow and his Garrick Serenaders in a Musical Novelette ; Katzman and Everett berg, violin and piano. Strand Theatre— Film Numbers — East (Fox), Head On (Fox) grams. Musical Program — Organ overture. Tower Theatre — Film Numbers — Romola ( Metro Goldwyn Pathe News. Musical Program — "Maurice" and the Tower Concert orchestra playing "Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera." Harry Fritz Lynne Kino LOS ANGELES Forum Theatre — Film Numbers — The Goose Woman (Universal), Hodge Podge (Educational), International News, Kinograms. Musical Program — 0 reheat r a 1 Selections. Hillstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — The Happy Warrior (Vitagraph), Pacemakers (F. B. O.), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), International News. Musical Program — -Vaudeville. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Her Sister From Paris (First National), Loews :r,;-r. lillian gish in romola Distinctive <id of high quality by Manager H. C. Andrcss of Friedman's Tower theatre. St. Paul, on "A Slave of Fashion" (Mctro-Goldwyn) .