Motion Picture News (Sep-Oct 1925)

Page scan 000984 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 #:
000984
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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2048 Motion Picture News DES MOINES Capitol Theatre — Film Numbers — Syncopation Week — Fox News, Dark Angel (First National), Sit Tight ( Educational). Musical Numbers — Syncopation from Musical Comedy, Bernadine DeGrave and Serge Leslie and their Charleston Steppers. Also Moore's Merrymakers orchestra. DesMoines Theatre — Film Numbers — Pathe News, Touchdowns of Fame. Sport light (Pathe), The Gold Push (United Artists). Strand Theatre^ Film Numbers — K i n o g r a m s , Romola (Metro-Goldw\ n ) . ST. LOUIS Grand Central, Kings and Capitol Theatres — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Associated Exhibitors) Kinogram News and Views (Educational). Music program — Orchestral and vocal numbers. At Grand Central only "Collegiate." ( Specialty) . Loew's State Theatre — Film Numbers — The Tower of Lies (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) . Your Own Back Yard (Pathe), Loew's State News and Views (Selected). Music Program — Orchestral overture and popular numbers. On stage — & U. S. S. Leviathan Hand. Missouri Theatre — Film Numbers — The Pony ExPress (Paramount), Missouri Magazine. \ LOEW'S PARK and MALL eleanor boardman Malcolm McGregor in Somerset Maugham's great flay Imru | It is a powerful study of thoPi I a Roman's soul, of her instil struggle to hold her love "Tbr against the pitiless stabs I of convention. Mtl PARK CONCERT ORCHESTRA Overture: from Carmro" .'■ By Biiti " Jm L' ntc \ ■• r At La it " "C I c i I I ■." ANGELO VI TALE, CtniuiMf ho ew '« Park and Mat* T Heat rv 8 . Cleveland, announced "The Circle" (Mc.'ro-Goldwyn-Mayer) with this two-column ad. ^NR/EB MAS A PICTUQE ABOUSED SUCH ENTHUSIASM // 7 MO RE DAVS T0 5EE THE PHOTOPLAY // THAT 15 CQEATIMQ A QENUINE FUOOC6 QASPINQ/ TMRILLINQ./foi | CACli:*H'.2UJ TUiCLCLUNOf rutKfljUo WtUhtl TO OUO 4M^ID [ tl\ [HI ,\> E i ' AT TMC *— NOlUiNC BUT PGA1K '00 AHL> tSK3TCk,lJAPHr0f •Hu URT UOCL0' — * /^eXT ATTRACTION IS ANOTHEtt BlQ ONE 7 CHAQLI C^QOLDPUSH' Strong action, with plenty of pictorial display, featured this four-column ad on "The Lost World" {First National) at the Lyric theatre in Cincinnati, used on the opening day of the second week. Music program — Symphony Orchestras. Organ accompaniments. (Dancer). Delmonte Theatre — Film Numbers — W i 1 d, W i 1 '1 Susan ( Paramount ) . Youth for Sale. Delmonte News a n <1 Views. Music Program — Orchestral and vocal selections. West End Lyric — Film Numbers — The Gold Push (United Artists) Kinogram News. Music Progra m — "High Brow Stuff" assisted by (cellist) and (violinist) . MINNEAPOLIS Aster Theatre — Film Numbers — The Fighting Heart (Fox), A Cloudy Romance (Fox), Fox News. Musical Program — Organ overture. Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Midshipman (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) . Felix Cat comedy (Educational ) . News Reel. Musical Program — Garrick orchestra, "The Anval Chorus" from II Trovatore, Alice Lilligren and Charles Bennett, "A Dixie Romance". Lyric Theatre — Film Numbers — Why Women Love (First Nat.), Selected comedy, Pathe Weekly. Musical Program — Organ Overture, Maurice Cook, "Normandy". Star Theatre — Film Numbers — Where Was I? (Universal), Spotlight (Educ.), News selected. Musical Program — State Concert Orchestra, "From an Indian Pueblo", Organ Novelty, Jazz baud. Strand TheatreFilm Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe), Strand News. Musical Program Strand Concert Orchestra, Baritone solo. ATLANTA Howard Theatre — Film Numbers — He's a Prince ( Paramount ) , [nternat ional News Reel. Musical Program — Organ Solo, Sextette from "Ducia". Fashion Pageant, Violin Solo, "Caprice Viennois". Metropolitan Theatre — Film Numbers — Classified (First National), Fox News Reel, Sportlight (Pathe). Musical Program — Overture, Song Hits from Past and Present, Prologue, "The Dance" (ballet). Rialto TheatreFilm Numbers — The Ten Commandments ( Paramount ) . Musical Program — Special Orchestra, Big Betel Choir. Grand Theatre— Film Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwyn-Mayer) . Musical Program — Five Acts Vaudeville. Tudror Theatre — Film Numbers — The Circus Cyclone" (Universal), Officer 13 ( Universal ) . Alamo Theatre No. 2 — Film Numbers — Siren of Seville (Producers), Uncle Tom's Gal (Universal); Last Saturday, Shackled Lightning (Progress). ST. PAUL Astor Theatre — Film Numbers — The Live Wire (First Nat.), Baby Be Good, News Events. Musical Program — Organ solo, "Jazz Week", Violin solo. Capitol TheatreFilm Numbers — Classified (First Nat.), Maid in Morocco (Pathe), Capitol Digest. Musical Program — Capitol Symphony Orchestra, "Orchids of Songland". Garrick Theatre — Film Numbers — The Freshman (Pathe) Hodge Podge (Eduea tional), News Reel. Musical Program — O rchestra, "Evolution of the Charleston". Princess Theatre — Film Numbers — The Lost World (First Nat.), Felix Cat comedy Kinograms. Musical Program — Organ Overture. Strand Theatre — Film Numbers — Thunder Mountain (Fox), Sweet Marie (Comedy), Kinograms. Husbands (Pathe). Pathe News. Musical Program — Organ Overture. Tower Theatre — Film Numbers — The Midshipman (Metro-GoldwynMayer), Innocent Husbands (Pathe), Pathe News. Musical Program — Orchestra selections from "Blossom Time". KANSAS CITY Newman Theatre — Film Numbers — A Slave of Fashion (Metro-Goldwyn), Newman Mirror of the World (Pathe, Kinograms and International News), Newman Current Events (Local photography). Musical Program — " Ma relic Slav" (Overture), Fur Modes Revue (Specialty With Cast of Thirty), King Sisters (Novelty) Recessional (Organ solos). Liberty Theatre — Film Numbers — Little AnnieRooney (United Artists), Aesop'sFables (Pathe), International. News. Musical Program— Selections from. "Eileen" (Overture). Recessional (Organ solos). Royal Theatre — Film Numbers — Romola (MetroGoldwyn), Royal Screen Magazine (Pathe Kinograms and International News), Royal Current Events (Local photography), Organ solos. Mainstreet Theatre — Film Numbers — Classified (First National), Pathe News and Educational Short Subjects. Musical Program — Popular selections (Overture), Recessional (Organ solos). Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — American Pluck (Chad wick, S. R.), Fox News and Fox short subjects. Musical Program — AtmosphericSelections (Overture), Recessional (Orgon solos). SALT LAKE CITY American Theatre — Film Numbers — The Knockout (First National), International News, Cartoon (F. B. 0.). Kinema Theatre— Film Numbers — Wildfire (Vitagraph), No Place To Go (Universal), Pathe Review. Pantages Theatre — Film Numbers — Exchange of Wives ( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ) . Harold Bell Wright novel featured in ad for screen adaptation of "A Son of His Father" (Paramount), used by the Strand theatre, De* Moines.