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A C Q E S S O R Y "N E W S S E C T I O N
Vol. 14. No. 2
'^'^The Phantom
Music Chart by ERNST LUZ
Triangle Feature
Projection Time, 62 Minutes
This plot is adapted so as to make it possible for the pianist, one man orchestra player, organist or orchestra leader to make some priof preparation for playing the picture. The numbers suggested do not need to be used ; similar numbers, or numbers suggested by " notes " will do as well. It is intended that no unnecessary expense be added for the exhibitor or musician.
Description of Music Number Suggested Cue to Stop Number
r. Desc. (H. Leg.) "Sleepy Hollow" (W. Jacobs) '."Grey Gables."
2, Inter. (L.) "Twilight Dreams" (Chappell & Co) ........ Owner of house reads letter of introduction.
J!,_,Rpm._Intro. Wait?.. ^" Tres Jolie " by Waldtenfel Connects 1 and 2.
PART 2
' ' ■ ■ , . " Midnight."
.4. Desc. (H. Myst.).^.... " Mysterioso No. 2" (G. Schirmer & Co.) Girl turns out light after getting book from desk.
S. Desc. (H. Leg.).. " L'Ermite " (W. Jacobs) ..."The next day." . . .
e. Inter. . ; . ......"Serenade" (Drigo's) ........." Birdie Berenten, etc."
7. Sh. And. Intro. & Waltz "Echoes of Love" (Jos. W. Stern & Co.) Connects 2 and 3. '
. . , PART 3
" After dinner."
8. Desc. (Leg.) "Fairy Dreams" (Chappell & Co.) " Will you get my necklace."
9. Desc. (H. Leg.)..'. ; ■....." Romance in F" by Tschaikowski (G. Schirmer
& Co.)
10. Desc. (H. Leg.) " Hy'. Pathetic No. 1" (G. Schirmer) Connects 3 and 4.
PART 4
" I must leave you, etc."
11. Waltz (Len. Leg.) "Vision" (Jos. W. Stern & Co.) ..After "I will tell you, etc."
12. Inter. (Lively) "Galloper" (M. Whitmark) " I had lost, etc."
13. Desc. (H. Leg.) " Legende " by Triml (G. Schirmer) Connects 4 and S.
PART 5
" Midnight."
14. H. Dr. Desc "A. B. C. Dr. Set No. 16" — Al (Jos. W. StemDetective covers Blaisdell with revolver.
& Co.)
15. Agitato "A. B. C. Dr. Set No. 16" — B2 (Jos W. Stem End of fight.
& Co.)
16. Desc. (H. Leg.) "Serenade" by Rubinstein (G. Schirmer) "On the road to Manhattan, etc."
17. Waltz (Leg.) " Saints & Sinners " (Jos. W. Stem & Co.) To End.
Notes : — This picture requires music that will interest. Care should be taken to select heavy numbers, when suggested, that will create a more or less mystical effect. Dramatic emphasis is necessary for Nos. 1, 4, 5, 9, 10, 13 and 16. These are high tension dramatic moments. Select your music accordingly. There is little opportunity for light and frivolous playing. Consequently you should select numbers that are musically interesting.
Numbers 1, S, 9, 10, 13 and 16 must be slow, high-tension numbers
played legato and of dramatic effect. Nos. 2, 6 and 12 can be light numbers in 2/4 or 4/4. These numbers are to create musical relief for your program. Nos. 3 and 7 must be concert waltzes with slow and impressive introductions. No. 4 must be a long nimiber with a positive mysterious effect. No. 8 can be a medium 4/4 niunber. It should however be played legato. Nos. 11 and 17 must be waltz lentos of sustained melody. No. 14 and 15 are melodramatic numbers. The organ can be very effectively used throughout the entire picture.
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