Motion Picture News (Nov-Dec 1917)
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ACCESSORY NEWS SECTION
Vol. 16. No.
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Volume 1. — Contains music for 19 standard types of motion pictures. 131 selections altogether.
Volume II. — Contains 43 selections. National airs, miscellaneous scene and special effect music.
This is not a folio but "might almost be called an Encyclopedia of Motion Picture Music. It contains no instruction but is actually being used as a Text Book for Motion Picture Pianists. It is invaluable to all picture pianists.
Descriptive Circulars ox Application — Published bt
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TWO STRIKING SONGS
My Hawaii, You're Calling Me
The big Western ballad hit; over 200,000 copies sold. A great Fox Trot.
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by Ascher until — T : " Tommy's enlist
Tommy springs a surprise." until — S: "Interior of Dancing Parlor." by Losey (Vandersloot Ed.) until — T:
by Reissiger until — T: "As the
by Rissland until — T : " And what of until — T: "Mother, I'm going to
10 — " Dramatic Andante ment dinner."
11 — Theme until — T: '
12 — "Yankee Doodle"
13 — " Slippery Hank ' " Why is Monte, etc."
14 — "Dramatic Tension No. 1 weeks pass.
15 — Theme until — S: "Monte in his office.
16 — Organ improvise to action (Dramatic Situation) until — T " The land battleship, etc."
17 — "Sons of Uncle Sam" (National March) by McCoy until — T " Patriotic raise liberty beans."
18 — "Sweet Revery " ((/4 Moderato) by Tschaikowsky until — T " That Miss Betty Adams looks great."
19 — Repeat " Sons of Uncle Sam " (Same as Cue No. 17) until — S " Betty in her room."
20 — " Pathetic Andante No. 1 " by Paul Vely until— T: "While the American people, etc."
21 — "Marseillaise" (8 bars only) until — S: "Betty and Monte on horseback."
22— " When the Shadows Fell" (Reverie) by Frost (Frank K. Root Ed.) until — T: "Not with you, you slacker."
23 — Continue fff until — S: "Betty near table (in her room)."
24 — "Serenade" (6/8 Andantino) by Czerwonky until — T: "Betty announces her engagement."
25 — " Valse Caprice" by Rubinstein until — T: "I'm sorry, Colonel."
26 — " Elegie " (Pathetic Cello Solo) by Mattiolo until — S: "Monte looking at picture (on wall)."
27 — "Marching Through Georgia" until — T: "At last the day arrives."
28 — Theme until — T: "Too much Tommy."
29 — "Scene No. 1" from "The Enchanted Lake Suite" (4/4 Moderato) by Tschaikowsky until — T: "The first American troops."
30 — "Triumphant America" March by Von der Mehden until — T: " Betty's baptism of fire."
31 — "Military Hurry" by Rob. Edwards until — S: "Monte reading newspaper."
32 — " Revery " (Andante) your duty to that?"
33 — " Star Spangled Banner ' enlist."
34 — Theme until — T: "Betty receives word, etc."
35 — Continue pp until — T: "The Crucible."
36 — "Military Hurries" by Rob. Edwards until — T: "Tell her it's not white now."
37 — Continue pp until — T: "And that night."
38 — "Alia Stella Confidente " (4/4 Lento assai) by Robaudi until — T: (On newspaper) " New York man wins, etc."
39 — " Sweet Ponderings " (Andantino-melodious) by Langey until — T: "Monte returns home."
40 — Theme until — T: "Walter pays his debt."
41 — "Dramatic Recitative" by Sol. P. Levy until — T: "All aboard for Berlin."
42— Theme until ***** END.
" THE MEDICINE MAN "
(Triangle Production) Theme: " Canzonetta " (Moderato) by Nicode
1 — "Western Moderato* by Bach until T: "Where feuds were"
2 — "Hurry No. 4" by Lake until — T: "Tammany's machine in its last day, etc."
3 — "Sleeping Rose" (Valse) by Borch until — T: "A journey which meant, etc."
4 — "Album Leaf" (4/4 Moderato) by Kretschmer until — T: " Nights velvet, etc."
5 — "Heavy Mysterioso " by Sol. P. Levy until — T: "Doc Hamilton of the cure 'em, etc."
6 — Continue pp until — T: "My daughter, the world famous, etc."
7 — "Slippery Hank" by Losey (Vandersloot Ed.) until — T: " Mindful of Eldorado's, etc."
8. — Theme until — T: "For Edith and Jim. etc."
9 — "Intermezzo (Moderato) by Bohm until — T:
10 — "Pathetic Andante" by Paul Vely until — T: have," etc.
11 — Repeat "Intermezzo" by Bohm (Same as Cue No. 9) until — T: " When I met him, etc."
12 — " Sieste " (Lento) by Laurens until — T: "Rivals in more'
13 — Theme until — T: "When the lights flared high."
14 — "We're Going Over" (Pfeiffer Ed.) until — T: "This has got to stop."
15 — " Dramatic Recitative ' not at her camp.".
16 — " Allegro Agitato No. her things here."
17 — " Yester Love" (Intermezzo Andantino) by Borch until — T: " Diverse interests drawing, etc."
18 — Piano Solo improvise to action (Barroom Scene) until — T: " The Doctor's return imminent."
19 — Galop to action until — T: "With sunrise making, etc."
20 — " Menuet " (Melodious by Beethoven) until — T: "Proof of her ownership."
21 — Theme until — T: "That ain't what we agreed."
22 — Hurry to action until — T: "You've nabbed the wrong sport."
23 — Continue pp until — T: "Edith's right established."
24 — "Little Puritan" (Gavotte) by Morse until — T: "Smiles and misty eyes, etc."
25— Theme until ***** END.
" MISS U. S. A."
(Fox Production) Theme: "After Sunset" (Dramatic Moderato) by Pryor
1 — "When Shadows Fall," Reverie (Frank K. Root Ed.) until — T: "In stress and storm."
2 — " Storm Furioso " to action until — T : " The confession."
3 — "Pathetic Andante" by Paul Vely until — T: "Now that my brother."
4 — Continue ff until — T: "The Sunshine of Rag Alley."
5 — "Intermezzo" by C. Bohm until — T: "So June of Rag Alley."
Ten years ago " " At my home I
by Sol. P. Levy until— T : " If she's 8" by Andino until — T: "You move
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