Motion Picture News (Mar-Jun 1920)

April 1 o , 1920 Current Events-From Pathe ' News, and Kinograms and local views. Vocal-Quartette in special selec tions with special setting in the atmosphere of the feature Feature-' Partners of the Night" OnmTj po'ton-Eminent authors. Comedy—" Uneasy Feet " Puppet""" W°ma" and the Clime's Broadway Theatre— Current Events— Pathe News and Craumont Graphic Educational— Parisian Faces and Figures— Holmes-Paramount Comedy— Mummy of Mine" oupreme. Feature-" All of a Sudden Peggy " —Marguerite Clark. CLEVELAND StilJman — Thf lUre.77l' H?Jie Kati " by Hubay. Theme Glonanna" the operetta featuring the song "I Love You, Dear. CUn??D Events-Kinograms No ^513— Topical Tips No. 50 Scenic-Tour of the Cleveland Chamber ot Commerce Cartoon— Mutl and Jeff in "The i nee of a Good Sneeze " 3285 STARTING TODAV ANITA STEWART IN A MOMENTOUS TALE Of LOVE ROMANCE AND THE WARMTH AWOMAN^S SOUL THE FIGHTING , SHEPHERDESS INAKHTIOH . -^SPEaattlUSICALWEEK-s. COTTEt SCISMEKII t» l> IHJ SEXTEns nxm\DC\& SreOPLE «|8SEJSSSr 8PEOPLE Orpheum — Comedy^" Carmen " as seen by Charles Chaplin. Serial—" The Lost Cilv "—7th episode. Comedy— " Strangers " and Edgar Jones comedy released by Slandard Film Service Next Week-" The Corsican Brothers — Dustin Fariuim. Standard — Overture— Medley of popular tunes current Events— Universal Weekly No. 465. Comedy — " Innocent Ambrose " with Mack Swain. Feature— "The Road to Divorce" with Mary Mac] CHICAGO [r **W «™*7 p/crime rZAfu/>mc MARION DAVIES S CONWAY TEARLE I '"AT i-ZIS" K30 riiCMT-fe:l5-S-g;30 I MONDAY AND All WEEK nsnrmiiZi .ST^tJESHOW^MoD^ l m wow*, f/os/ew. M/rs, dpsssfs Am shofs DISPLAYED BY THE F, IP LA2ARUS CO Ptosis one on April Folly" by the Southern theatre oj Columbus, looked better on the newspaper pane Hum it docs here. In size it was three columns by ten inches and did not look so crowded in the original Comedy—" Mixed Husbands "—released by Robertson-Cole. Feature—" The Woman in Room 13 " with Pauline Frederick. Next Week— Norma Talmadge in " The Woman Gives." EuclidOverture — Southern Rhapsody. Theme — " Alexandria " by Lucius Hosmer, and a Fox Trot. Current Events— Kinograms No. 25 A. Topical Tips. Vol. 1, No. 49 — Prizma Color, John Bur. roughs. Comedy — Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven in "Forget Me Not." Feature — " The Copperhead." Next Week— To be followed by "Why Change Your Wife?" am ofJ-'e, hC8t vet we hai,e found on I n l-uihtiuy Shepherded,' is this double column ten inch display bp the Madison theatre of Detroit Metropolitan — Overture— Selections from Mme Sherry. Theme— Popular song hits. Current Events— L e a d c r-N e w s Weekly. Cartoon— Bray Pictograph. Comedy— Hall Room Boys in " Breaking Into Society." Feature—" The Fighting Shepherdess" starring Anita Stewart. Next Week— Geraldine Farrar in "The Woman and the Puppet" Alhambra — Overture — William Tell with xylophone solo. Theme—" You're' a Million Miles From Nowhere." Current Events— Pathe News No. 25— Pathe Review No. 46— Topics of the Day No. 48. Comedy—" Butting in on Baby a Lyons-Moran comedy. Feature—" His Wife's Money " with Eugene O'Brien. Next Week— Olive Thomas in "Youthful Folly." Strand — Overture — Easter Selections arranged by Musical Director Leopold Adler. Theme— Strand Theatre Quartet singing " Ching a Lin Jazz Bazaar," " Annie Laurie" Dudley Buck arrangement— and " Oh Mother, I'm Wild." Scenic — Prizma Color — " Refreshing Riviera." Comedy — Hall Room Boys in " Breaking Into Society." Feat" re — " The Fighting Shepherdess.'' Next Week— Geraldine Farrar in " The Woman and the Puppet." KANSAS CITY Newman — Overture— Phedre. Current Events— Newman News and Views. Cartoon Comedy. Scenic— "The Chilkat Cubs"— Newman Travel Pictures Vocal-" Barcarolle" from "Tales ol Hoffman "— Bculah Dale, soprano. Impressionistic Novelty---" Alabama Moo,, "-Lloyd Garrett, tenor. comedy— ForgeHne-not " — (De Haven). Feature— "You Are the Man" — (Warwick). Next Week-" The CosfWHom mg). Liberty — Overture—" Angel Face." Current Events— Pathe No. 22 Scenic—" John Barley Corn "— Prizma. Comedy— "Dinner Hour"— Pollard Vocal— 'Love Me" "Taxi," and My Cairo Love"— John Williamson, baritone. Feature—" Pinlo "—Norma, id Next Week— "The Greatest Question —Griffith. Royal — Same as last week. Regent — Current Events— Regent News ( omedy— " Oiling Uncle "—Lyons and Moran. Feature—" Desert Gold." Next Week— "The Wings of the Morning"— William Farnum. Loew's — "The Forged Bride "— MacLaren. Woodlnwn Theatre — Organ Offertory— "Nailo," WOOdlaWll Ne ws and Views Woodlawn's Brighter Side of ] ife Selections from Bolfo's comic opera, "Bohemian Girl " Feature— "The Woman I featuring Elaine Hammerstein Comedy— Bobby Vernon in "Petticoats and Pants." Intermission— "The Rose Ol Wash inglon Square." Pantheon Theatre — Organ Solo. Pantheon Topics of the Dai Outing Chester, Overture -"Obrion!" Cornet Solo-Frank RedwoodCommodore," Rollin Comedy "The Chef." ... i/«p/o;/ icos five umim 1,1, thirteen Inches Tile fti-Ht illniiliin to game In on John Hurnmwr; ■■ Dr. Jehyl and Ur Hydt ■• i» lit, II',// D. ITarrlH, maaaner ot the Grand theatre, OohimouH. It wits near tit o full pof/e in »he and HOmcthlna exceptional for unit theatre The Imperial Quintel Travianna Feature "April Folly," featuring Marion Davies. Coming Next— "Mary Ellen Comes to Town," featuring Dorothy wish. Playhouse Theatre — Pathe Review. Literary Digest. Feal, ire— Clara Kimball Young in I he Forbidden Woman " RoMm Comedy— "A Snub Pollard" Coming Next— "The Virgin Of Stamboul." Randolph Theatre — Organ Selections. Ford Weeklv. Feature— "In Search Of a Sinner," featuring Constance Talmadge Comedy— Alice Howell in "The Distilled Lover." Coming Next— Norma Talinadge in the Woman Gives." Orphemn Theatre — Palhe Weekly. Feature— "Mary Ellen Comes to Town." featuring Dorothy Gish. Organ Selection. Ziegfeld Theatre — Scenic — Burlon Holmes Travelogue. Al. St. John Comedy— "Ship Ahc "