Motion Picture News (Sept-Oct 1921)

0 b e r 2 2, I p 2 I 2147 rt( e Tomorrow FOUR. HORSEMEN •ro-APOCAlYPSB VICENTE HLASCO IBAKtZ TttM GtmImI AchWrvMM td ■m OfMnM Art N fM Mm Ftnptw*m Puntad m P*k P>itrU. but a Vlnd Pk1» of lb* Vild umJ kn «tifKtM C^MTkf* of • R«d BWtd P-t^ h hM amm xtm Simp *ad I Iht 1^ cipaJ characters of the picture title stood out in this short !V on " The Four Horsemen," •I the Princcus theatre of Wichita, Kansas. iherty Theatre — c — Liberty Orchestra. \vs Weekly. id Jeff Comedy. —All Star Cast in " Thun clap." .■\ttraction — Singer Midgets ■ The Sideshow." OMAHA I Theatre — 0 — Liszt Hungarian RhapXo. 2. -Julius K. Johnson at orfeaturing " Hiawatha's t Events — Rialto News. :■ — Clyde Cook in " The ador." — Thomas Meighan in py Ricks." i heatre — :e — Orchestral selections. Events — International <ly._ — " The Toreador." — Pauline Frederick in age." Theatre — e — Orchestral selections, t Events — Universal Week — "The Primal Law." I Theatre — e — " Masaniello." —George Haupt at organ iring " For All Eternity." e — "Experience." ATLANTA re — Victor Herbert's cethearts." rd News and Views. Ci medy — Ben Turpin in " Love and Mine," played by Percy Bremer. Connet Solo — " Dear Old Pal of Doughnuts." I'cature — Richard Barthelmess in '■ Experience." Metropolitan — Overture — "Apple-Blossoms." Kento Review. Kinograms. Organ Solo — By George Lee Hamrick. Comedy — Mack Sennett's " Call a Cop." Feature — Constance Talmadge in " Woman's Place." Criterion — Overture — " Criterion Cuddles," Written by Don Love. Kinograms. Comedy — " Speed," a Mirth Comedy. Feature — Sessue Hayakawa in " When Lights Are Low." Forsyth Theatre — Overture. Burton Holmes Travelogue. Comedy — " Spuds," an Aladdin Comedy. Feature — Lucy Doraine in " Good and Evil." BALTIMORE Rivoli— Overture — " Rienzi," by Wagner. Current Events — Rivoli News of the World. Interlude — " Serenade," by Titl, Bute and horn duet. Sketchografs — Play Ball. Feature — The Invisible Fear — Anita Stewart. Ccmedy — Falling for Fanny, Christie. Organ Solo— Ernie Cooper, player. Next Week — Bits of Life, Neilan's. Century — Overture — "March of the Toys," Herbert. Current Events — Pathe, Kinogram and Fox as Century News. Special — Violin Solo by Miss De La Forre. Scenic — The Crater of Mount Katmir. Feature — Disraeli — George Arliss. Comedy — Robinson Crusoe Ltd. — Lloyd Hamilton. Parkway — Overture — " Faust," with embellishments. Current Events — Parkway News and Special Review. Feature — Garments of Truth — Gareth Hughes. Comedy — Robinson Crusoe Ltd. — Lloyd Hamilton. New — Overture — Score arranged for feature, with augmented orchestra. Feature — The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Boulevard — Overture — " Merry Wives of Windsor." Current Events — Boulevard News of the World. Fxtra — Moongold. Rural — My Barefoot Boy. Feature — A Man's Home. Wizard — Overture — Classic. Current Events — Strand News of the World. Feature — Her Sturdy Oak — Wanda Hawley. Comedy — Love's Outcast — Ben Turpin. ST. PAUL Tom Mix and his broncho silhouetted in this manner made N. N. Fruedenf eld's ad. for " The Night Horsemen," playing recently at the Moon theatre, Omaha. Capitol Theatre — A. Overture — " William Tell " — Rossini. B. The Mountain Folk of France — Pathecolor. C. Capitol Digest — includes. Current Events. Pathe and International News. " Mr. and Mrs. Hungry Hippo " —Pathe R.124. " Flowers of the Fall " — Pathecolor. D. The Gateway to the Forbidden (iarden — Scenic prelude in introducing— " Chinese Lament " — Berga. Capitol Symphony Orchestra Solo for English Horn — William Bastian. E. Thomas Incc's " The Cup of Life." F. Charles Chaplin in " The Idle Class." G. Ralph H. Brigham, organ solo. H. Arthur Kocrner, Organ Recital. BUFFALO Shea's Hippodrome — Overture — " Orpheus " — Offenbach, played by Hippodrome Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Creatore. Stage Setting — " Columbus," special scenic fantasy. Vocal — Selections by Eldora Standford. Feature — "After the Show" — Lila Lee and Charles Ogle. Comedy — " The Toreador " — Clyde Cook. Current Events — Hippodrome Review. Next Week — " The Three Musketeers " — -Douglas Fairbanks. Shea's Criterion — Overture — " Irene." Vocal — " The Last Rose of Summer," sung by Mary Barron. Feature — " A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court." Comedj— " Nothing Like It " — Christie. Current Events — Criterion Pictorial. Next Week — " ThreeWord Brand" — W. S. Hart. Mark Strand — Overture — " Rosamund " — Shubert. Feature — "Is Life Worth Living" — Eugene O'Brien. Comedy — " Southern Exposure " — Christie. Next Week — " Ace of Hearts " — Lon Chaney. Palace — Feature — " Uncharted Seas ' — Alice Lake. Olympic — Feature — " Moral Fibre " — Corinne Griffith. Shea's North ParkFeature — " After the Show " — Lila Lee. Comedy — " The Toreador " — Clyde Cook. Next Week— "The Three Musketeers " — Douglas Fairbanks. CINCINNATI Walnut — Current Events — Pathe 80. Topics of the Daj' — Literary Digest. Novelty — Venus and the Cat — Aesop's Fable Cartoon. Comed> — Nothing Like It — Christie. Feature — Camille. Next Week — Bits of Life. Strand — Current Events — Pathe 81. Topics of the Day — Literary Digest. F"eature — Handcuffs and Kisses. Added Feature — Never Again — Harold Lloyd comedy. Next Week — The Golem. GiftsCurrent Events — Fox News. Comedy — Mama's Cow Puncher — Century. Feature — The Cup of Life. Next Week — Greater Than Love. Palace — Current Events — Kinograms. Topics of the Day — Literary Digest. The Palace of Veto Haven made the title of the picture stick out in this display on " Why Oirli Leave Home."'