Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000750 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 #:
000750
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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1816 Motion Picture News Two-column nil on "Sally of the Sawdust" (United Artists) at the Allen theatre, Cleveland. DETROIT Madison Theatre — Film Numbers — Never the Twain Shall Meet (M-G-M), Detroit News and Pathe News. Musical Program— Orchestra accompaniment and organ recessional. Adams Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First National), Kinograms and Detroit News Weekly. Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — The Trouble with Wives (Paramount), Detroit News and Pathe reel; stage presentation, Misses Schuilling and Thrasher and Messrs. Siebert and Warren in operatic bits; orchestra accompaniment. Broadway Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Hell's Highroad (Prod. Dist. Corp.), International News reel ; comedy. Fox Washington TheatreFilm Numbers — The Wheel (Fox), Fox News Weekly: Comedy. NEWARK Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — Don Q, Ron of Zorro (United Artists), Pictorial (Pathe). Mosque Theatre — Film Numbers — Craustark (First National), Comedy (Educational ) , News ( International ) . Musical Program — -"II Guarany" (Overture), selection from "Prince of Pilsen" with thirty voices (tenor), "Swiss Militare" (soloist and ballet), "Dance of Marionettes" (dance duet). Branford Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony Express (Paramount), Pathe News. Musical Prog r a m — Hemstreet singers and Ritz Male Quartette render in prologue, "Medley of Old Songs," "To a Wild Rose," "Joe Bowers," "Sylvia," "Seranade." "Maryland, My Maryland," "Battle Cry of Freedom." B. A. Rolfe, trumpeter, presented in conjunction with "1840" (Overture). Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — Beggar on Horseback (Paramount), Just a Woman (First National), News ( Kinograms) . Musical Program — Frank Dailey's Meadowbrook Orchestra in jazz numbers. A Nation's Love Story The Man Without a Country What American has not thrilled at Edward Everett Hale's immortal tale of the -young Lieutenant Nolan, given the strangest, punishment in the history of all civilization— for one remark at his trial! It's Here Now One of the most poignant stories ever written«-the crime, the punishment, the deathless love r the man without a country — 0 with *) may never hec of the United State* agau AS NO MAN* HAS LOVED! Three-column announcement of "As No Alan Has Loved" (Fox) at the Coliseum theatre, Seattle. HOUSTON Queen Theatre — Film Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Paramount), Comedy (Educational), News (Pathe). Musical Program — "Poet and Pleasent" (overture), organ nu mbers. Isis Theatre — Film Numbers — The Knockout (First National), Comedy, (Pathe), News (Universal). Musical Program — Melodies of New York (Overture), and organ numbers. Rialto Theatre — Film Numbers — The Unehastened Woman (Chadwick), Comedy (Educational), News (Fox). Musical Program — Organ numbers and selections on the piano. Majestic Theatre — Film Numbers — Lightnin5 (Fox), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), News (Pathe). Musical Program — Echoes from "Ukulele Lady" (overture), and organ numbers. Vaudeville. Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — If Marriage Fails ( F. B. O. ) , Sunshine Comedv (Fox), Review (Pathe). Musical Program — Organ and piano numbers. Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — The Midshipman ( Metro-Goldwyn ) , Our Gang Comedy (Pathe), Kinograms ( Educational ) . Musical Program — Popular selection by orchestra. Organ and piano numbers. SEATTLE Blue Mouse Theatre — Film Numbers — Below the Line (Warner Bros.), Wild WTaves ( Comedy ) , Aesop's Fables (Pathe), International News. Musi ca 1 Program — "Wonderland" (Overture), "Oh How I Miss You Tonight" (Novelty selection ) . Coliseum Theatre — Film Numbers — The Wheel (Fox), Comedy, Kinograms and Pathe News. Musical Program — "Raymond" (Overture), Boy saxophone soloist. Columbia Theatre — Film Numbers — Peacock Feathers (Universal), Little Red Riding Hood (Comedy), International News. Musical Program — Selection from "The Chocolate Soldier" (Overture), "Song of India" (Orchestra specialty ) , Peacock Alley Dance and vocal prelude. Kings Rivgli UNESHICHWAYKIHDELHir SIKTKST NEAR OLIVE Now! Cecil B. DfMlUE Presents Bod LRkque J ETTA GO U DAL NOAH BEEfty Trixie Friganza j Richard Garle "<=7h£ CHARLEY MURRAY in "SOMEWHERE IN SOMEWHERE" Opening ad on "The Coming of Amos" (Producers Dist. Corp.) at the Kings Rivoli theatres, St. Louis. Heilig TheatreFilm Numbers — Tower of Lies ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) , Pathe Review, Topics of the Day (Pathe), Aesop's Fables (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program— Popular medley (Overture). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — Don Q, Son of Zorro (United Artists), continued. Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — The Man Who Found Himself (Paramount), Solid Ivory (Fox). Musical Program — (Overture), "Sad" Pantages Tneatre — Film Numbers — The (Astor-S. R.). " Orpheus " ( Orchestra) . Wrongdoers ST. LOUIS Missouri Theati Film Numbers The Trouble with Wives (Paramount), Moonlight and Noses (Pathe), Missouri Magazine ( Selected ) . Musical Program — " Selections from Rose Marie" (Symphony orchestra), "Audantimo" (organ ) . On stage — Joe Cook and The Senator. Ossman & Shepp (banjo artists). Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — Black Cyclone (Pathe), Loew's State News and Views, Topics (Pathe). Musical Program — Overture and popular numbers (Loew's State orchestra ) . On stage — Jack Denny and Band. Benny Davis (Popular song writer), Joanna (Mystery Girl), Arthur Kock (pianist). Delmonte Theatre — Film Numbers — The Police Patrol ( Gotham Pro. S. R. ) , Revival of Gloria Swanson pictures. A new one each day. Delmonte news and views. Musical Program — 0 rchestral overture and popular numbers. Vocal selections. Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capitol Theatres — Film Numbers — Graustark (First National ) , Kinogram News and Views. Musical Program — At Grand Central Conley-Silverman Band in "Chase Knights." At West End Lyric, Gene Rodemich and Gang in "The Schoolmaster." At Capitol, Joe Milsteen and Orchestra. Steve Cady ( tenor ) . William Goldman's Kings and Rivoli Theatres — Film Numbers — Below the Line (Warner Brothers), William Goldman Magazine. The Caretaker's Daughter (Pathe). Musical Program — 0 rchestral and vocal selections. — GALA HOLIDAY WEEK PROGRAM— SECOND GAIA AIMMIVtBSHBV WHK Three-column newspaper ad on "SunUp" (Metro-Ooldwyn) at Loew's Aldine theatre, Pittsburgh.