Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000643 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 #:
000643
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 10, 1925 1709 SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First National), Newspaper Fun (F. B. O. ), International News. Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Friendly Enemies (Prod. Dist. Corp.), Nursing Trouble (Universal), Pathe Review, International News. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers— The Tower of Lies ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) . Paramount-Empress Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount), Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Paramount), No Father to Guide Him (Pathe), Pathe News. INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Film Numbers — The Live Wire (First National), News Reel Weekly (Universal), Comedy (Educational). Musical Program — Van and Schenck, entertainers; overture by Circle concert orchestra. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — California Straight Ahead (Universal), Comedy (Universal), Aesop Fable (Pathe). International News Reel (Universal). Musical Program — American Harmonists and Miss Blanche Wilson pianologues. Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe) News Reel Weekly (Fox). Bray picturegraph (F. B. O.). Musical Program — Ralph E. Duncan, soloist, and Earl Gordon, organist. PHILADELPHIA Stanley Theatre — Film Numbers — Little Annie Rooney (United Artists). Stanley Magazine. A Night in the Forest (Scenic). Musical Program — "Eileen" (Stanley Symphonv Orchestra), "Faust" (Organ ), Vocal & Terpsichorean Novelty, Stanley Theatre Ballet. Fox Theatre — Film Numbers — The Iron Horse (Fox). ORCHESTRA HAffi CECIL B.DEMILLE BSfT" Tb Tear's Most Compel fag Pbolodrama Lore rod weill h — th< roost important phases n human relationship — is theme of Cecil B DeM new photoplay He deals tbe «ub;ect intimately openly, with no trace of ; fke. A stirring story of comrammg power of pa n/t.n to npn. \\ c Effective double-colum ad on "Hell's Highroad'' (Producers Dis. Corp.) at Orchestra Hall, Chicago. Stanton Theatre — Film Numbers — The Gold Rush (United Artists). Karlton TheatreFilm Numbers — The Desert Flower (First National). Palace Theatre — Film Numbers — Shore Leave (First National). Victoria Theatre — Film Numbers— Son of His Father ( Paramount ) . Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — The Scarlet West (First National). ST. PAUL Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — Hell's Highroad (Producers), Miss Me Again (F. B. O.), News. Musical Program — Smiling Lew Epstein and his Merry Gang in "Sunny Spain" assisted by Alice Lilligren and Bennet Charles. Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — Drusilla With a Million (F. B. 0.), News. Musical Program — -Capitol Symphony Orchestra; The LyricFour; Muldoon & Franklin, dancers. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Iron Horse (Fox), Felix Cat Comedy (S. R. ) , News Weekly. Musical Program — Garrick Seren aders. Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — Riders of the Purple Sage ( Fox ) , Uncle Tom's Gal (Pathe), News. -Musical Program — Organ Overture. NOW What Makes Wives Wild! BOBBY VERNON in "AIR TIGHT AESOP'S I PATHE FABLE \ NEWS « ^i.|'.l*2i all UM MMyftbMl Opening ad on "The Teaser" (bniversal) at the Plaza theatre in San Diego. Tower Theatre — Film Numbers — Pretty Ladies (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer), Unfriendly Enemies (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — Miss Los Angeles (runner up in the Atlantic City contest), in toe dance numbers. MILWAUKEE Alhambra Theatre — Film Numbers — Siege (Universal), The Cat's Whiskers (Universal), International News, Journal-Alhambra Pet Show (Special reel). Musical Program — "The House of David Band" (Specialty). Garden Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lucky Horseshoe (Fox), Fox Weekly, Topics of the Day (Pathe). The West Wind (Fox), A Business Engagement (Fox). Musical Program — "Brown Eyes" (Organ). Merrill Theatre — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe), Wild Beasts of Borneo (Educational). Kinograms. Musical Program — O rchestra Overture) . Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — The Mystic (Metro-Goldwyn ) . Below Zero ( Educational ) , Twent y-fi v e Years Ago (S. R. ), Kinograms. Musical Program "Prisma" (Violin Duct). "Hoodwinks" (Overture ) . Wisconsin Theatre — Film Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Paramount), Comedy (Educational), Here, There, Everywhere, with the Wisconsin Theatre Cameraman (International News Reel). SequeL ip AND EVEN MOISE J EXCITING WTHRILUNC "TME bouncer," PACKED \)>/ITrf<;OlNS TODAY 4AtL\k/CE»C me?t& DETROIT Into the Life of Every Wife "iSlfllM"" Cornea Lhia vital question: !™ Woman or mistreaj — ■g which ahould the be? Single-column art ad on "The Rainbow Trail" (Fox) at the Family theatre in Cincinnati. Musical Program — "The Ten English Rockets," Comedy Dance (Edward Allen), Two Boys and a Piano ( Brundage and Kramer ) , Originator of the Charleston (Jean Collins), Zimmerman and Granville (International Record Artists), "Making the World Safe for Hokum" (Jack Hanley ) . Adams Theatre — Film Numbers — The Gold Rush (United Artists) continued. Madison Theatre — Film Numbers — Never The Twain Shall Meet (Metro-Goldwyn), Detroit News and Pathe pictorial, Aesop's Fable (Pathe). Musical Program — Organ and orchestra accompaniment. t iafEa4 Right or wrong— she wa» jaiipmtM . . ... vwHlEMIf his wife' WJLI OBRIEN SIEGE MARY ALDEN MARC McDERMOTT Two-column newspaper ad on "Siege" (Universal) at the America theatre, Den rer. Broadway Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Crackerjack (S. R.), Universal comedy, International news red. Musical Program — Stage presentation, fashion revue with jazz orchestra, dancer and soloist, organ accompaniment. Fox Washington Theatre — Film Numbers — As No Man Has Loved (Fox), Felix the Cat comedy (S. R.), Fox news reel, other short subjects. Musical Program — Organ accompaniment. Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Pai-amount) , Aesop's Fable (Pathe), Detroit News and Pathe pictorial, scenic short subject, stage presentation. Musical Program — Slavic orchestra, organ accompaniment. MINNEAPOLIS Aster Theatre — Film Numbers — Kentucky Pride (Fox), Tons of Trouble (Pathe), Fox News. Musical Program — Organ over"ture. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — ■ The Mystic ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Comedy, News. Musical Program — Jack Malericli (organist), Augmented Orchestra, Fred Heiseke, director; Lai Mon Kim, Chinese John McCormack. Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — Hell's Highroad (Producers), Lyric Comedv ; Pathe Weekly. Musical Program — Maurice Cook, organ specialty.