Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

September 26 , 1925 1493 State Pictorial News and Fvents (Selected). Musical Program — Selections from the "Toy Box," Fanchon & Marco Revue. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild, Wild Susan ( Paramount ) , Mary, Queen of Tots (Pathe), Aesop's Fables, Pa the News. Musical Program — "Rigoletto" ( Overture) . . Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — The Reckless Sex (S. R.) , Pathe News. Criterion Theatre — Film Numbers — The Iron Horse ( Fox ) , continued. Musical Program — "Indian Airs" ( overture ) . Million Dollar Theatre — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe), continued. Musical Program — "On the Campus" (overture). Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — Sally of the Sawdust (United Artists), continued. Musical • Program — 0 rchestra (prologue to feature). OMAHA iff mm in Says "Hello everybody St. Louis, I want you to see me at Loew's State in my latest comedy 'The Gold Rush,' starting Saturday." Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Paramount) Lion Love (Fox), Fox News, Newspaper Fun (F. B. 0.). Musical Program — "Chin Chin." (Overture), Fall Style Revue. Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — Her Sister From Paris (First National). Amateur Detective (Fox), Kinograms. Musical Program — "Maritana." (Overture), "Night Owl," (Exit March), "Blue Danube Waltz." and "Is the Girl You Married Still the Girl You Love?" (Themes for feature picture), "I Miss My Swiss." (Organ). Special stage feature— Billy Sharpe and His Revue. World TheatreFilm Numbers — Kentucky Pride (Fox), Paging the Wife (Universal), Pathe News. Musical Program — "Deestrick Skule No. 13." (Organ.) Empress Theatre — Film Numbers — The Kiss Barrier (Fox), Play Ball (Pathe). Musical Program — "The Girl in the Gingham Gown," (Musical comedy ) . Sun Theatre — Film Numbers — Lightnin' (Fox), The Super Hooper Dyne Lizzy (Pathe), Pathe Review. Moon Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lucky Horses h o e ( Fox ) , Sunken Silver (Pathe). Isn't Life Terrible? (Pathe). BOSTON Fenway Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild Horse Mesa (Paramount), The Wrongdoers (S. R.). Hot and Heavy (Educational). Fenway News (Selected ) . Musical Program — Llovd G. Del Castillo at the Wurlitzer, "Cecelia." Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia Theatre — Film Numbers — Half Wav Girl (First National). Play Ball (Pathe), Hot and Heavy (Educational ) . morning special. Cities That Never Sleep (Paramount) . Musical Program — Overture, orchestra. Seven acts vaudeville. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Ten Commandments (Paramount) Cold Turkev (Pathe). Aesop's Fables (Pathe). Loew's State Pictorial News ( Selected ) . Musical Program — "C minor prelude" (overture). "By the Waters of Minnetonka." "E'li Eli." (solo). Modern and Beacon Theatres — Film Numbers — Hell's Highroad (Producers Dist. Corp.), Wild Horse Mesa (Paramount). Comedy (Pathe). • WASHINGTON T'nique single -eolumn ad vance* ad on "The Gold Hush" [United Artists: <tt Loew's State theatre. St. Imuw. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Fine Clothes (First National). Fair Warning (Educational), The Canyon of Champagnole (Pathe), Current Events (Pathe). Musical Program — "Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera House" □ □ □ □ □ Q Edmund Couldinc'i production of l.ulj Vo0merN Great Start* Stfec*R»-A slor> of Ihr Cant. Una Hills where drama live* in the cabins of (he la* leu— An epic of love*, hate*, mount. tin feud* and undying devotions. Century Comedy— "Educating Buster" FOX NEWS WEEKLY Emil Seidel and His Orchestra EARL GORDON, ot Ihr Organ □ □ Q □ □ □ □ Pictorial ad on "Sun Up" (MetroGoldwyn) at the Apollo theatre. Indianapolis. (Overture: includes selections from "Rienzi," "Meistersinger," "Carman," "La Boheme," "Samson and Dalila"). Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — Daddy's Gone a Hunting ( Metro-Goldwyn ) , Current Events (Fox) . Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Paramount), Current Events (Pathe), From Soup to Nuts ( comedy ) . Musical Program — "Bridal Rose" ( Overture ) . Earle Theatre — Film Numbers — Parisian Nights (F. B. 0.), Current Events (Educational ) . Columbia Theatre — Film Numbers — Ten Commandments ( Paramount ) . Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Iron Horse (Fox), continued. SALT LAKE CITY~~ American Theatre — Film Numbers — Graustark (First National), Sit Tight (Educational), International News. Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Twenty Dollars A Week (Associated Exhibitors). High Jinks (Fox), Pathe Review. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — The Married Flirt (F. B. 0.). Paramount Empress Theatre — Film Numbers — The Gold Rush (United Artists), Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — The Trouble With Wives (Paramount), The Iron Nag (Fox), Pathe News. INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First National), Cartoon Comedy (Educational), News Weekly (Universal). Musical Program — Prologue to The Lost World by the Circle orchestra. Harlowe Dean, soloist. Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild Horse Mesa (Paramount). Comedy (Pathe). Fo\ News. Musical Program — Emil Seidel orchestra and Earl Gordon, organist. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — The Goose Woman (Universal), Comedy (Universal), News Weekly (International). Aesop's Fable (Pathe). Musical Program — American Harmonists and Frank Owens, Bob Jones and Floyd Thompson, soloists. ROCHESTER Eastman Theatre — Film Numbers — Beggar on Horseback (Paramount), The Tourist (Educational), Eastman Theatre Current Events, Glimpses of the Orient (Scenic). Musical Program — "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (Overture), Nee Wong, Chinese Minstrel. DES MOINES Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — The Knockout (Famous Players), Fox News, From Soup to Nuts (Educational). Musical Program — Violin special numbers by Erny Holmgrin. DesMoines Theatre — • Film Numbers— Shore Leave (First National), International News, The Amateur Detective (First National). Musical Program — "A Trip to the Hawaiian Islands," Imperial Hawaiian Singers. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Mystic ( Metro-Goldwyn ) , Kinograms, The Official Officer (Pathe). (Pathe), The Mystic (MetroGoldwyn ) . Musical Program — Johnny Ambrose Band. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Havoc (Fox). * WE HAD TO PUT OUT THE I *& * S. R. 0. SIGN YESTERDAY ■ t !, WILLI AM :• .FOX. !• presents vTHE SCREEH VERSION"! > INTERNATIONAL, STAGE SI/CCESS VITAL ABSORBING, ' TENSE, AWE ~ ' iNSPIRlNG'DRAMA , THATjWII±;BE A 4 STANDARD OF; i COMPARISONS i MOTION PICTURES * for'years J TO COME 4 HAYOC ❖ A MIGHTY DRAMA OF WAR-DAZED WOMEN X t -with Z X GEORGE 0BRIEN-MADGE BELLAMY" LESLIE FtKTON* ••• HARGARET . 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