Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000748 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 #:
000748
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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1814 M o t i o 11 Picture News paramount JrWeek Meighan tn THE MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF With VIRGINIA VALLI THE Good Luck Star in a living, pulsating drama of the silent world behind prison walls, and a conviefs fight to "come back," Especially written for Tom by Booth Tarkington. Actual scenes at Sing Sing prison. Wonderful cast includes Frank and Ralph Morgan, Charles Stevenson, Julia Hoyt, Victor Moore and Norman Trevor. PATHE CURRENT EVENTS CARTER DE HAVEN "HOT SHEnSS" The Ohio theatre's ad in Indianapolis for "The Man Who Found Himself" t Paramount). SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Numbers — The Fool (Fox), Cartoon (F. B. O. ), International News. Kinema Theatre — Film Numbers — Steele of the Royal Mounted (Vitagraph), She Loved Him But (Universal), Pathe Review. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Parisian Nights (F. B. 0.). Paramount-Empress Theatre — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe), The Movies (Educational ) , Pathe News. Victory Theatre — Film Numbers — The Midshipman ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Pathe News. DES MOINES Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Never the Twain Shall Meet (Metro-GoldwynMayer), International News, Be Careful (Educational). Musical Program — "Syncopated Fantasy" (dance numbers by the Desleys Sisters Review). Des Moines Theatre — Film Numbers — The Iron Horse (Fox), International News. Musical Program — Prolog presenting Indians in atmospheric sketch. Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — Zander the Great ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , International News. Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — Rugged Waters (Famous Players). ST. PAUL Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Trouble With Wives (Paramount), Be Careful ( Comedy ) , News. .Musical Program — Leland Mc ft Is Truly the Marvel of the Screen A Picture You Will Never Forget TO OUR PATRONS: Please time your arrival at the start of the feature to avoid standing in crowded lines. TRY THE MATINEES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES l/nusully striking art ad on ''The Lost World" (First Nat'l) at the the Circle theatre, Indianapolis Kweu (Organist), Smiling Lew Epstein and his Musical Gang in "Bowery Night Life." Capitol Theatre— Film Numbers — The Knockout (First National), Stage Fright (Comedy), Capitol Digest (Selected ) . Musical Program — Capitol Symphony Orchestra playing "March of the Toys," Old Time Picture Show (Novelty). The Vanity Dolls in a song and dance. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — Winds of Chance (First National), Comedy (Selected), News Reel. Musical Program — Garrick orchestra, Organ Novelty. Princess Theatre — Film Numbers — Wild Horse Mesa (Paramount), Love and Lions (Comedy), Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ Specialty). Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — The Wheel (Fox), Who's Which (Comedy), Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ Overture. Tower Theatre — Film Numbers — The Mystic (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Comedy (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — Symphony Orchestras, Organ Overture. INDIANAPOLIS Circle TheatreFilm Numbers — Don Q (United Artists), News Reel Weekly (Universal ) . Musical Program — Overture, "Carmen," by the Circle concert orchestra. Apollo Theatre — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe), News Reel Weekly ( Fox ) . Musical Program — Emil Seidel orchestra, Ralph E. Duncan, soloist; Earl Gordon, organist. Colonial Theatre — Film Numbers — The Iron Horse (Fox), Aesop Fable (Pathe), News Reel Weekly ( Universal ) . Musical Program — American Harmonists. CINCINNATI Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — Graustark (First National), The Cloud Hopper ( Educational ) , Capitol News (Selected). Musical Program — Orchestra. mmmw supported by OyR, GANG' com&cf/anS' u Tfo Worlds Sveeh In the ra^amuffm and hoydenish type of role, that made her beloved by millions. Hef curls of ^old again flu free. her mischievous* smile aad her prankish ways fascinate and charm m a picture so human it hurts. SO pleasing f hat it takes the hurt away. "THIS IS (V\y Bf ST PICTURE" -MARY P/CKFOflD ADDED FEATURE— SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT 'ANNIE ROONEY" PROLOGUE ENACTED BY CAREFULLY SELECTED CAST WITH SPECIAL AND APPROPRIATE MUSIC Presentation by Stanley Technical Stag "Eileen" Overture \ Interpreted by by Victor Herbert ' Stanley SymphonyOnchestra The Stanley theatre's ad in Philadelphia for "Little Annie Rooney" (United Artists).. Walnut TheatreFilm Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe), continued. Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — Pretty Ladies ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Don't Pinch (Educational), Pathe News. Musical Program — Orchestra. Gifts TheatreFilm Numbers— The Wizard of Oz (Chadwick), Uncle Tom's Gal ( Universal ) , Kinorams. Family Theatre — Film Numbers-What Fools Men (First National), Felix Goes, West (Educational), Fox News. SAN FRANCISCO Imperial Theatre — Film Numbers — The Fresbmau (Pathe), Outings for All (Pathe), Fox News. Musical Program — "Little Symphony" (Special college selections. ) California Theatre — Film Numbers — Hell's Highroad (Prod. Dist. Corp.), The Smoke Eater (S. R.), Pathe Review and International News. Musical Program — "Madame Butterfly" (Overture), "Hawaiian Serenade" (Violin Solo), "Serenade" (Violin solo and orchestra ) . Loew's Warfield Theatre — Film Numbers — The Dark Angel (First National), Don't Pinch ( Educational ) , International News. Musical Program — "Ideas Unique" (Fanchon and Marco idea with singing and dancing). Granada Theatre — Film Numbers — Seven Davs (ProtL Dist. Corp.), The Story Teller (Educational), Pathe Weekly. Musical Program — " Exclusive Drapery Style Review" (with singing and dancing). Cameo Theatre — Film Numbers — Spook Ranch (Universal), The Honeymoon Limited (Fox), International News. Musical Program — "Kings of Harmony Trio" (Special songs), "Radio Songs" (Soloist). Union Square Theatre — Film Numbers — Back to Life (Asso. Exhib.), Battling Bunyan (Asso. Exhib.), NobodyWorks but Father (Fox), Fox News. Musical Program — Five vaudeville acts. St. Francis TheatreFilm Numbers — The Vanishing American (Paramount), Sportlight (Pathe), Felix the Cat [3l R. ) , Kinograms. Musical Program — "Seminola" (Overture). I6TH ANO CHESTNUT IO AM TO II RM L'b wo® FIRST TIME AT OUR PRICE Strikinp sinyle-column ad on "The Lost World" (First Nat'l) ot the Arcadia theatre, PhiladelpM .