Motion Picture News (Jan-Mar 1918)

February p , i p i 3 (Accessory) 911 (iirirfNffr/ffrrirn ^ ? — "The Vampire" (A Dramatic Theme) by Sol P. Levy until — T: i As the strains of, etc." i ■ <• ^ — "Home, Sweet Home" (Waltz) by Margis Berger until — T: 1 Riccio visits the Carson Art Gallery." i 10— " Grazielle " (Valse Halienne) by Kretschmer until — S : Tele 1 ; phonmg. i 11 — Continue to action until — T: "When birds of a feather, etc." i 12 — "Dramatic Recitative" by Sol P. Levy until — T: — "While Bel i field and his little wife." = 13 — Continue fl until — T: "While at Virginia's home." 1 14 — " Flirtation " (Valse Intermezzo) by Meyer Helmund until — T: 1 HoUister's business transactions, etc." = 15 — " L'Adieu " (12/8 Dramatic) by Favarger until — T: "The night 1 of the Italian, etc." I 16 — "Sunny Italy" (Waltz — on Italian songs) by Tobani until — T: 1 " Luck is with us." I 17 — "Heavy Mysterioso " by Sol P. Levy until — S: Interior of bed i room. I 18 — Continue to action until — T: " The Vulture and his prey." I 19 — "Dramatic Agitato" by H. Hough until— T: "Next morning." I 20 — " Dramatic Narrative " by Pauline Pement until — T : " That little 1 infernal affair." i 21 — "Dramatic Tension" by Sol P. Levy until — T: "Virginia having 1 been the victim of, etc." 5 22 — Piano improvise to action (Scenes of various dances, etc.) until — i T: "Paul HoUister is here." 1 23 — Tragic Theme by Paul Vely until — T : " You had such success, 1 etc." . I 24 — "Dramatic Tension" by Winkler until — T: "I humbly apologize." 1 25— Theme until « ♦ ♦ ♦ END. 1 " MAN ABOVE THE LAW " | (Triangle Production) 1 Theme: "Adieu" (Dramatic Melody) by FrimI I 1 — "Indian Theme" (Chracteristic) by Winkler until — T: "With | childish glee she, etc." = 2 — "Berceuse" (Lento) by Karganoff until — S: Interior of store. | 3 — "Indian Song" by Lake until — T: "The system of credits, etc." = 4 — " Dramatic Recitative " by Sol P. Levy until — T: " His imagination ; conjured." ! 5 — " Indian Dance " by George Smith until — S : Flashback to former i scene. 1 6 — "Pathetic Andante" by Paul Vely until — T: "The Duke of Mesa i detests." | 7 — Continue ff until — T: "Some weeks later Esther Brown, etc." ,1 8 — Theme until — T: " You'd do anything for money." '^ 9 — " Ramona ' (Indian Intermezzo) by L. Johnson until — T: "The I less you learn, etc." | 10 — Theme until — T: "The first class." 1 1 It— Organ solo to action until — T: " Tonah, I think I shall appoint | you, etc." i Note. — Watch screen and play to action. | 12 — " Dramatic Andante" by Borsch until — T: "After a lonely supper." | 13 — Theme until T: "After this you treat that white girl, etc." | 14 — " Heavy Mysterioso " by Sol P. Levy until — T: " I left God in | town, etc." I 15 — "Dramatic Tension" by Reissiger until — T: "Dear God, give me § strength." | 16 — Organ Solo (Scene of Prayer) until — T: "During a night of, etc." i 17 — "Intermezzo" (Moderato) by Bohm until — T: "My father said i I could come here." I 18 — "Dramatic Agitato" by Hough until — T: "As times passes." i 19 — " In Lover's Lane " (Intermezzo Characteristic) by Pryor until — 1 T: "Here, my man. You go away! " 1 20 — Theme until — T: " On a great rock, etc." 1 21 — "Indian Theme" by Winkler until — T: "While Esther ponder | • ing, etc." I 22 — " Ave Maria " (Lento) by Ascher until — T: " Matcha appeals to her i own people." 1 23 — Repeat "Indian Theme" (same as Cue 21) until — T: "Then i came the annual feast." | 24 — "Torch Dance " from "Henry VIII" by Ed. German until — T: | " This in the white sorceress, etc." I 25 — " Heavy Agitato " to action pp or ff until — G: After the fight. | 26 — Theme until — T: "The primitive instinct to protect." | 27 — "Storm Furioso " to action i;ntil — T: "A3 the late afternoon sun, | etc.'' I 28 — Theme until ♦ * ♦ END. | " MRS. DANE'S DEFENSE " | (Paramount Production) I (Reviewed on page 444) | Theme: "Heart's Devotion (4/4 And. esp.) by Hurst | 1 — " Extase " (Dramatic) by Ganne until — T: "May I speak to you | alone? ". = 2 — Theme until — T: "Three years ago, while, etc." 1 3 — " Lost Happiness " by Eilenberg until — T : " Later the inevitable 1 happened." i 4 — " Ein Maerchen " (Fantasia) by Bach until — T: "Then followed | the awful tragedy." i 5 — Theme until — T: " Later in England, Felicia visits, etc. | 6 — "Intermezzo" by Huerter until — T: "At Sunning-water — Mrs. i Dane attends, etc." 1 7--" Ballabile " (Grand Waltz) from the "Prinze Ador Suite" by C. Ruebner until — T: " I could almost swear, etc." ■ .Serenade" by Randegger until— T: "We will have a little chat, my dear. 9 — Theme until — T: The following day. ^°rr'! ^?.'^^'^ Dream" (Monologue) by MacDowell until— T : "It would be foolish to deny." 11 — Theme ff until — T: "To discredit the scandal mongers." 12— 'Two Waltzes " from Opus 54 by Ant. Dvorak until— T: "Come let us show them all, etc." 13— " Extase D'Amour " by Roze until— T: "Tell me something of your early life. ^1r~," Adagio Molto " and " Allegro Vivace " from Fourth Symphony by Schubert until— T: "She went to Canada as Companion, etc." 15 — Adagio Lamentoso " from " Symphony Pathetique " by Tschaikowsky until — T: "Tell him who you are! " 16 — Theme to action until « * » ♦ END. "OH! MARY BE CAREFUL" (Goldwyn Production) Theme: "In Lover's Lane" (Characteristic Intermezzo) by A. Pryor 1 — "Illusion" (2/4 Moderato Intermezzo) by Bustanoby until — T" The Old Meacham home." 2 — ' Whispering Flowers " (^ Moderato-Characteristic) by Blon until— T: "The Mistress of Black hills" 3 — "The Vampire" (A Dramatic Theme) by Sol. Levy until — T: " Corinne, the French Canadian housekeeper." 4— " Pizzicato-Bluette Andantino Grazioso) by Theo. Lack until — T: "Ahead of time, as usual." 5 — " Reve D'Amour" (2/4 Allegretto Grazioso) by Zameznik until— T: "Oh! Mary, be Careful." 6 — Theme until — T; "You can occupy yourself with these." 7 — "Gavotte" (4/4 Mod.) by E. Lutz until — T: "I'll attend to your case young man." 8 — Theme until — T: " Were they as bad as all the rest? " 9 — American Patriotic Song (Such as " Marching through Georgia," etc.) until — S : Mary and Aunt at breakfast table. 10 — Silence until — T: "And so it came to pass." 11 — "Funeral March'' by Chopin until — T: "But hope eternal." 12 — " Valse Poudree " (Intermezzo-Valse Lente) by Popy T: "And strange as it may seem." 13 — "Sweet Jasmine" (Melodious Allegretto) by Benndix until— T: " Your friend Susie Winkleman, etc." 14 — "Air de Ballet" (f^ Allegro) by Chaminade until — T: "Foot steps of Angels, etc." 15 — Theme until — T: " Kate Lester with a mind of her own." 16 — "Intermezzo" (2/4 Moderato grazioso) by Huerter until — T: What's the funny little book? " Theme until — T : " If you'll excuse me, etc." springs until — by Gruenfeld until — T: a day." by Raff until — T: 17 18 — "Romance" (4/4 Andanteconmoto) " I'm sorroy you've been bored, etc." 19 — Theme until — T: " It was no way to start 20 — "Gavotte and Musette" (2/4 Allegro) " That's a good idea, we'll, etc." 21 — "Valse Caprice" by Rubinstein until — S: Bull running wild. 22 — Hurry to action until — T: "He's not dead — he's swearing." 23 — Continue pp until — T: " Shades of Aunt Myra." 24 — "Dramatic Narrative" by Pauline Pement until — T: "Judge Adams is downstairs." 25 — "Dramatic Recitative " by Sol. P. Levy until — T: "It was the wish of your Aunt, etc." 26 — " Le Retour " (Allegro) by Bizet until — T: "You've stood the three tests.*' 27 — Theme until * * * * END. TWO, STRIKING SONGS |il|fiy:|^:;Hawii \if You're Calling Me The big Western ballad hit; over 200,000 copies sold. A great Fox Trot. 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