Motion Picture News (Jan-Mar 1918)

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Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture News
Date:
Jan-Mar 1918
Publisher:
New York : Motion Picture News
Volume:
Motion Picture News (Jan-Mar 1918)
Leaf #:
000157
Language:
English
Subjects:
motion pictures, Motion pictures -- Periodicals
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
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 30, 2024
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January 5, i p i 8 (Accessory) 153 2 — "Gypsy Serenade" (Characteristic) by Jerwitz until — T: "Care for her as your own." 3_" Pathetic Andante " by Paul Vely until— T : " The swift flight of years." A — " Gypsy Rondo" (Allegro) by Hayden until — T: "A sure source of revenge." 5— Theme until— S : Firefly looking at clouds. 6— " Whispering Flowers" (3/4 Characteristic) by Blon until— T: " Realizing that the Boy Birl, etc." 7 — " Gypsy Dance " to action until — T : " Thieves, etc. 8 — "Heavy Mysterioso " by Sol P. Levy until — T: "A stranger with a baby girl." 9 — Theme until — T: " Andrio summons the tribe." 10 — "Dramatic Tension" by Funck until — T: "Not really comprehending." 11 — "Gypsy Dance" to action until — T: "The suns morning rays, ^*'l'2— " Basket of Roses " (4/4 Moderato) by Albers until — T: " Nightfall and a deserted." , , 13_" Dramatic Agitato" by H. Hough until— T : Donald MacDonald, editor." 14_" Alita " (Gavotte) by Losey until — T: "Come along, 111 give you a ride, etc." . , 15— " Canzonetta " (6/8 Moderato) by Nicode until — T: Wednesday was a busy day." , ^r, 16 — "Three Graces" (Allegro Intermezzo) by Herman until — T: " Firefly's room at the inn." 17 — "To Spring" (6/8 Allegro Appassionato) by Grieg until — T: " The new Firefly." 18 — "A la Ballerina" (Valse Lente) by Braham until — T: You and your mother must leave." 19 — Theme until — T : " I have chosen my new manager. 20 — Hurry to action until — T: " Realizing the advantages." Note — Begin pp, then to action. 21 — " Cavatine " (4/4 Dramatic Moderato) by Bohm until — T: " Congratulations were in order." 22 — " Patel Menuet " by Paradis until — T : A Gypsy — he took her away." 23 — " Gypsy Rondo " (Allegro) by Hayden until — T : " She loves me, Andrio." 24 — " Allegro " by Bach until — S : The fight. 25 — Continue ff until — T: "Terror stricken, the gypsies." 26 — "Mysterioso Agitato No. 32 " by Becker until — T: "Into the darkness the posse, etc." 27 — Galop to action until — T : " What right have you to interfere. 28— Theme ff until * * * * END. " THE RAGGEDY QUEEN " (A Bluebird Production) This picture does not suggest any Theme Opening — " In Lover's Lane " (6/8 Allegro Moderato by Pryor. T: " Crazy Anne, etc." — Continue to action. T: "Father Andre, etc.". — "At Sunset" (4/4 Moderato Grazioso) by Brewer. T: "Drink and an ungovernable'' — "Gavotte" by Gosses. S : Girl Fighting — Hurry to action. S: Interior of room— " Three Graces" (Allegro Intermezzo) by Herman. ^ , _ , T: "In New York" — "Nocturnal Piece" (4/4 Andante) by Schumann. T : " Father Andre says " — " Dramatic Maestoso by Ascher. T: "Ain't" there no proof" — "Legend of a Rose" (2/4 Allegretto) by Reynard. T: " Father Andre's letter " — " Adoration " (4/4 Andante Moderato) by Barnard. T : " Grant arrives in Oresville " — Hurry to action. T : " Pick up the wood " — " Spring Flowers " (Andante) by Wood. T : " Call the day shift " — " Dramatic Tension " by Winkler. T: "The following morning" — "Canzonetta Allegretto" (Moderato) by Godard. S : " The fight " — " Agitato " to action. S: "Girl sees Grant's body" — "Intermezzo (2/4 Presto) by Aren S : " Grant on bed " — " Romance " (Andante sostenuto) by Karganoff. T: "A week later" — "Romance Op. 40" (4/4 Moderato) by Beethoven. T : " Under cover darkness " — " Mysterioso " to action. T: Morning — "Dramatic Tension" by Funck. S : " Girl crying for help " — Hurry to action. T: "She has saved you" — " Yester Love" (Intermezzo Andantino) by Borch. T: "Madame Tillson you were" — "Dramatic Andante by Ascher. S: "Flashback to former scene" — "Reverie" (4/4 Andante) by Vieuxtemps until * * *■ END. THE GREAT PATRIOTIC HOME SONG HIT Song 15c Waltz 15c Orchestra, 11 and Piano 25c Full Orchestra and Piano 35c Band 25c V I c T O R I Wonder How The Old Folks Are At Home Willi Palnoljc Vtision P A T R I O T I C VANDERSLOOT MUSIC PUB. CO. f Williamsport, Pa. GORDON'S Motion Picture Collection IN TWO VOLUMES PRICE, ifl.OO POSTPAID Volume I. — Contains music for 19 standard types of motion pictures. 131 selections altogether. Volume n. — 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 Test Booh for Motion Picture Pianists. It is invaluable to all picture pianists. Descriptive Circul.^rs on Application — Published by HAMILTON S. GORDON 141-145 West 36th Street Xew York, N. T. MOVIE PIANISTS .loin our " Movie Club." $1.00 entitles you to everything we puliiisb for Due year (Vocal and Instrumental). ARTHUK M. SLEBKECUT & CO., LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY THE BARTOUA* Some of the biggest and finest theatres in America are mstalhng the Bartola. We have convinced the owners of these theatres that this is the proper music for them. A Demonstration will convince you. Write for catalogue. CHAS. C. PYLE, General Sales Agent, 707-712 Mailers Bldg., Chicago, 111. Factory, Oshkosh, Wis.. You are wasting your opportunities if YOU ignore advertising.