Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000535 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 #:
000535
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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October 19 2 5 1601 SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Numbers — The Keeper of the Bees (F. B. 0.), The Big Game Hunter (Fox), Newspaper Fun (F. B. 0.), International News. Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Fvery Man'* Wife (Fox I. Piping Hot (Universal). Pathe Review, International News. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Hearts of Oak (Fox). Paramount-Empress Theatre — Films Numbers — The Gold Rush (United Artists), Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — A Son of His Father (Paramount). Plain Clothes (Pathe). Pathe News. BALTIMORE Century Theatre — Film Numbers — Light nin' (William Fox), Mary Queen of Tots (Pathe). News Weekly (Fox). Musical Program — Dancing Specialty (Albert and Adelaide Gloria). Orchestra, Organ recessional. Garden Theatre — Film Numbers — Spook Ranch (Universal), Taxi War (Universal), Felix Rests In Peace (S. R.). International News (Universal), Scenic (Educational). Musical Program — Five acts of vaudeville. Orchestra, Organ, recessional. Keith's Hippodrome — Film Numbers — Fighting the Flames (S. R.l. News Weekly (Pathe), Aesop's Fable (Pathe), Too Much Mother In Law (Universal). Musical Program — Five ' acts of vaudeville, Orchestra, Organ recessional. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — The Limited Mail (Warners Brothers), Around the World in Twelve Minutes (Compiled by Bernard Dekpin. Jr., and shown with special music). The Ugly Duckling (Pathe), Metropolitan Topical Review (Pathe), The Tourist (Educational). Musical Program — "Maratina" (Overture by Orchestra), organ recessional. New Theatre — Film Numbers — I'll Show You the Town (Universal), A Cloudv Romance (Fox), News Weekly (Pathe). Musical Program — "Smile All the While," "Whose Woozie, Mazie Are You." and "Shadowland" (Vocal selections), "Zampa" (Overture by Orchestra). Parkway Theatre — Film Numbers — Wildfire (Vitagraph), With Pen, Brush and Chisel (Fox), Educating Buster (Universal), Parkway Pictorial News ( Kdueational Kinogramsi. Musical Program — "Home Sweet Home, the World Over" (Overture by Parkway Concert Ensemble). Organ recessional. Rivoli Theatre — Film Numbers — Fine Clothes (First National), Butter Fingers (Pathe). Rivoli News (Pathe). Musical Program — "P i z z i c a t|o Polka" (Overture by Orchestra). Special Attraction (Janet Hall and Hilda Barr), Special Attraction (Aeolian Trio, vocal and instrumental selections). "Mile. Modiste" and "When I Think of You" (Organ Selections). NEWARK Mosque Theatre — Film Numbers — Ten Commandments (Paramount), Pictorial (Selected). Musical Program — Overture, "Processional March" from "Queen of Sheba," "Eli, Eli" (tenor solo), Ella Daganova, (dancer), ballet, and prologue with combined artists. MINNEAPOLIS Lon Chaney in His Greatest Role e thrilling than " Tin KunchWl " touching than "HE Who Gets Slapped " M THE MOSr NOVEL AND .. AMAZING PICTURE // IN BECENT YEARS / Jajr^on^illo^'Hoegt Theatre Three-column announcement of 'The Unholy Three" (Metro-Goldwyn) at the Arcade, Jacksonville. striking neusyaper ail on "Black Cyclone" (Pathe) at the Keith State theatre, Dayton. Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — Gold Rush (United Artists). International News (Universal). Branford Theatre — Film Numbers — Night Life of New York (Paramount), News (Pathe). Comedy (Educational). Musical Program — Overture (Selected ) , "The Only Girl," Marion and Martinez Randall (dancers), Phi line Falco (soprano), "Gianina Mia" and "Kol Nidre" (vocal). Fox Termnal — Film Numbers — As No Man Has Loved ( Fox ) , News ( Fox ) , Comedy ( Fox ) . Musical Program — Four specially arranged jazz numbers termed "Greater Syncopation." Aster Theatre — Film Numbers As No Man lias Li >\ ed ( F< i\ ) , A Scient ific Kusband ( Fox i , Fox News. Musical Program — Organ overture. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — Pretty Ladies ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) . In Your Own Back Yard (Pathe), Howe's Hodge Podge (Educational), Garrick News Weekly. Musical Program — The English Rockets with Kdward Allen and Ten Tiller Girls. Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild. Wild Susan (Paramount), Comedy. Pathe News. Musical Program — 'Dave RubinolV (Russian violinist), organ numbers The Lyric theatre in Cincinnatit advertised "Introduce Me" (Assoc. Exhibs.) with this. State TheatreFilm Numbers — The Goose Woman (Universal), Felix Busts into Business ( Educational ) , State Theatre Digest (International). Musical Program — State Concert Orchestra with William Warvelle Nelson conducting, playing "Pomp and Circumstance," Dayton Style Revue. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Half Way Girl (First National), The Big Game Hunter (Pathe), Strand News. Musical Program — State Concert Orchestra, playing "Save Your Sorrows," White Brothers and Stendal in late songs. BOSTON Fenway Theatre — Film Numbers — A Son of His Father (Paramount). Without Mercy (Prod. Dist. Corp.) Fenway News (Special). Musical Program — Lloyd G. Del Castillo at the organ ; overture and recessional. Gordon's Washington Street Olympia Theatre — Film Numbers — Her Sister from Paris (First National). Rainy Night (Pathe), News (Pathe). Musical Program — Southern Plantation Songs. Five acts vaudeville. Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Sally of the Sawdust (United Artists), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), Topics of the — BIJOU— STARTING TONITE Rugged P^Water: ■ WILD CAT WILLIE" • THE STREET OF FORGOTTEN MEN" The Bijou, Xetr Harm, used this ad on "Rugged Water" {Paramount) rccen tly. Day (Pathe). Sportlight (Pathe), Weekly News (Pathe). Musical Program — The Masked Countess in "Love Call" and other selections. Dock Isenberg's orchestra. Beacon Theatre — Film Numbers — A Beggar on Hjorseback (Paramount). Off the Highway (Producers Dist. Corp.), Comedy (Educational), International News (Universal). Musical Program — Organ overture. Modern Theatre — Film Numbers — Beggar on Horseback (Paramount), Off the Highway (Prod. Dist. Corp.), Comedy (Educational), International News. ATLANTA Howard Theatre — Film Numbers — The Coast of Folly (Paramount), Easy Pickings (Educational), International News Reel. Musical Program — "Patriotic" ( Charles Joseph Possa and New Special Organ), "June Brought The Roses," (stage presentation with ballet and vocal duet), "The Chinest Plate" (prologue, with Chinese dancers, Mandarin and Maid), "Morning, Noon tand iNightl" (orchestra), "Rosary" violin solo by Jan Rubini. Loew's Grand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Unholy Three ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Pathe News, Sportlight ( Pathe ) , Aesops Fables (Pathe), "Safe and Sane" (Educational), Topics of the Day (Pathe). Musical Program — Five vaudeville. Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Shore (First National), Fox Giddap (Pathe). Alamo No. 2 Theatre — Film Numbers — The Midnight Express ( S. R. ) . O . . eer 13, (Universal ) . Musical Program — Alamo's Jazz Orchestra. Tudor Theatre — Film Numl>ers — The Crimson Runner (Producers Dist. Corp. ) , Mary Queen of Tots ( Pathe ) . acts of Leave News,