Motion Picture News (Jan-Mar 1918)

1056 (Accessory) Motion Picture News I 12 — Piano Solo Improvise to action (Barroom Scene) until — S : (Beg. 5 of Reel 3) — George Walsh near door. : 13 — Piano continue pp until — T: The training camps. 2\'ole: ^yat^■ll lor t j'p/o»io/i»'. M — "Sons of Uiicle Sam'' March by McKoy until — T: "How i would you like to take," etc. i 15 — Silence until — S: Explosion. I 16 — Produce ff effect — Followed by I 17 — Gaiop to action until — 1' : "Nice work, Keely," etc. I 18 — Cont.nuc pp until — T: " In the waging of war," etc. I 19 — "Grand American Fantasia" by Tobani until — T: "All of 1 which is done." etc. I 20 — "The Girl I Left Behind Me" song until — S: Old man reading 1 letter. I 21 — Organ pp until — T: Jim Keely, U. S. A., Aviator. I 22 — "Soldiers of the King" March by Parry until — T: Forced to 1 make a landing. I 23 — Continue to action until — T: A town in France. i 2i — Continue ff until — T: An improvised hospital. i 25 — Short Battle Hurry — to action pp or ff until — S: Interior of I hospital — Girl reading letter. I 26— " Erotik by Grieg until — T: "While the enemy mercilessly," I etc. ■: 27 — Heavy Battle Hurry until — T: "What hit me? " I 28 — "The Trout" by Eilenberg until — S: Exterior street scene: I Soldiers running. I 29 — " Fiying Artillery Overture " by Bergenholtz or " The Lion I Chase " Galop by Koelling until — T: " It was one of the grim ironies." I 30 — Heavy Battle Hurries to action pp or ff until — T: " Helen! i That German Prince," etc. I 31 — " Cuerassier Attaque " by Eilenberg until — T: "Here's to the I Americans." !■ 32 — Long hurry to action until — T: "That evening by the soft 1 glow," etc. i 33 — " In the Gloaming " Pharaphrase by Barnard until * * END. I " THE PHANTOM RIDERS " I (A Butterfly Production) I Theme: "Dawn of Love" (Melodious Allegretto) by Beudix I 1 — "Western Allegro" by Winkler until — T: Glad Norton, the only 1 girl. J 2 — " In Lovers' Lane " (Characteristic Intermezzo) by Pryor until I — T: Cheyenne Harry, a stranger. I 3 — " Fair Vassar " (Characteristic) by Tobani until — T: " Say Boss, I there is a stranger," etc. 1 4 — "Dramatic Tension" by Andino until — S: Cheyenne Harry look I ing at a girl. I 5 — Theme until — T: "A man who works for Dave Bland." I 6 — "Dramatic Agitato" by Henry Hough until — T: "The boy he I killed was my brother." • i 7 — "Intermezzo" (Allegretto) by Bohm until — T: "Look here I stranger," etc. I 8—" Dramatic Recitative" by Sol. P. Levy until — T: "From miles I around," etc. I 9 — Galop to action until — S: Interior of room (Scene near fire-place). I 10 — Continue pp until — S: Man entering girl's room. { 11 — "Dramatic Tension" by Funck until — T: The raid. I 12 — "Lion Chase" (Grand Galop) by Koebling until — T: "I guess i that's the end." I 13 — "Heavy Mysterioso " by Henry Levy until — S: Cattle running i down the hill. I 14 — Repeat "Lion Chase" (Grand Galop) to action until — T: I " Please daddy, remember her." I 15 — ^^Theme until — T: "The Feller they call the unknown," etc. I 16 — Moderato Agitato by Becker until — T: "The Unknown was not 1 the man." BOHEMIAN COMPOSERS Album of 12 Pieces for Piano 50 cents puNtpaid The melancholy strains of the gipsies and the Kay songs of the peasants as heard in this music make this volume an IDEAL COLLECTION for MOVING PICTURES. THE BOSTON MUSIC COMPANY 9 — Theme until — T: 10 — Continue ff until by Cobb until — T: Kjerulf until— T : " I P. Levy until — T : " Morning." (Allegro) by Massenet until — Lovenberg until — T: " It's the L. Levy until — 17 — "Dramatic Mysterioso" by Borch until — T: The Vengeance of the Phantoms. 18 — " Erl King" (Dramatic Agitato) by SchuLert until — T: "The rangers who seldom," etc. 19 — Continue to action until — T: "Better kinda slow up." 20 — "Rustles of Spring" (Dramatic Agitato) by Sinding until — S: Cheyenne shooting with rifle. 21 — Furioso to action until — T: "You're all alone, now," etc. 22 — Theme until * * * * **>;** * END. • THE STUDIO GIRL " (Select Pictures Corporation) Theme: "Sweet Jaj^iiiine" (Melodious Allegretto) by Beiidix 1 — "Venetian Barcarolle" (9/8 Molto Moderato) by Godard until — T: "A Sunday Morning in Cliff Haven." 2 — " Heloise " (Moderato Intermezzo) by Langey until — T: " Celia, their niece." 3 — Continue to action until — S : Interior of Church. 4 — Organ improvise to action until — T: "Even that sermon had to come to an end." 5 — Silence until — T: "After the noon dinner." 6 — "Stolen Sweets," Waltz (Harry von Tilzer) until — T: "I hope I didn't offend you." 7 — Theme until — T : " But, perhaps, I shall come, etc." 8 — "In Poppyland," Novelette (6/8 Mod.) by G. Albers until — T: week later." " My father took my mother to New York." -T: " Bedtime." 11 — Organ Improvise to action (Scene of Prayer) until — T: "I saw what happened this afternoon." 12 — "Dramatic Recitative" by Sol. P. Levy until — T: "In the morning." 13 — " Young April " (Moderat^o Novelette) " That night a council of war." 14 — " Lullaby " (Characteristic Lento) by came to tell you, etc." 15 — " Dramatic Tension " by Sol. 16 — " Aragonaise," from " LeCid " T : " An hour later." 17 — " Characteristic Tremolo " by only thing to do." 18 — " The Vampire " (A Dramatic Theme) by S. S: Young man telephoning. 19 — Theme until — T: "Midnight." 20 — " In the Woods," from " Scenes Poetiques " (Allegro) by Godard until — T: "A friend in need." 21 — Canzonette " (6/8 Mod.) by Nicode until — T: "With the dawn." 22 — Continue to action until — T: "Doctor Grierson is out on an early, etc." 23 — "Dramatic Tension" No. 1 by Reissiger until — T: "Oh, I've caused all this." 24— Theme ff until * * * * END. " THE DEVIL STONE " (Artcraft Production) (Reviewed on page 128) Theme: "Pearl Fisher" Selection (Dramatic) by Bizet 1 — Theme until — T: Geraldine Farrar as Marcia. 2 — "Springtime Overture" (Characteristic) by Ziegler until — T: " It's blowing a Hurricane." 3 — " Flying Dutchman," Overture (Storm Furioso) by Wagner until — T: "The Heritage of the storm." 4 — Theme until — T: "Have you heard the news?" 5 — Continue pp until — T: "The Art of Silas Martin." 6 — "Undine Overture" (Dramatic) by Lortzing until — T: "Silas Martin plays his game." 7 — "La Grace" (Mod.) by Bohm until — T: "Think what your answer means ! " 8 — Theme (Note — Begin with Hcconds Movement (Andante)) until — T: "After the Wedding." 9 — " Pastel Menuet " (% Allegro giocosco) by Paradis until — T: " Devil Stone or no Devil Stone! " 10 — " L'Adieu " (12/8 Dramatic) by Favarger until — T: "A Woman's World." 11 — " Valse Lente " to action until — T: Stolen goods. 12 — Theme until — T: "A friend in need.'' 13 — "After Sunset" (4/4 Moderato) by Pryor until — T: "Martin deliberately sets the stage." 14 — "A la Ballerina" (Valsf Lente) by Braham until — T: "I think our firm can obtain, etc." 15 — Theme until — T: " Let's not make any fuss! " 16 — "Dramatic Agitato" by Hough until — S: Black cat near window. 17 — "Heavy Mysterioso" by Levy until — T: The Coroner's inquest. 18 — " Ein Maerchen " (Dramatic Fantasia) by Bach until — T: " Conscience." 19 — Theme until — T: "Some Day." 20 — "L'Adieu" (Dramatic) by Karganoff until — T: "Why don't you wear the Emerald? " 21 — "Dramatic Recitative" by Sol. P. Levy until — T: "The Methods of Johnson." 22 — Good Melodious Classic Moderato until — T: " I'm sorry to inform you." 23— Theme until — T: "109, Waverly Place." 24 — Heavy Dramatic Mysterioso until — T: "Spring and Brittany." 25 — Theme until — T: "At the month's end." 26 — Continue to action until * * * * END. THE BARTGLA* HAS BEEN PURCHASED BY SOME OF THE MOST CAREFUL BUYERS IN THE COUNTRY. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE CHAS. C. PYLE, General Sales Agent, 707-712 Mailers Bldg., Chicago, 111. Factory, Oshkosh, Wis.