Motion Picture News (Jan-Feb 1922)

866 Motion Picture News This third of a page advertised the showing of “The Iron Trail ” at the California theatre, Los Angeles Feature — The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (return engagement). New Wizard — Overture — Irene Castle Specialty. Current Events — Kinograms. Specialty — Screen Snaps. Feature — French Heels — Irene Castle. Strand — Overture — Meledy, by M. Louise Jones. Current Events — Strand News of the World. Feature — The Old Oaken Bucket. Comedjr — The Sailor-Made Man — Harold Lloyd. MINNEAPOLIS State — Feature — Thomas Meighan in “A Prince There Was.” Comedy — “ A Barnyard Cavalier,” A Christie Comedy. Musical — State Instrumental Trio, Miss Marie Ludwig, harp; Frank Bilton, French horn; Victor Blunck, flute, playing “ Serenade ” by Titl and “ The Blue Bells of Scotland.” „ Overture — “ Somewhere in Naples ” with Paul S. Davin, tenor soloist. Billed as “ A Little Bit of Jazz Supreme.” Organ Solo — “ Coronation March ” " from “ The Prophet ” by Myerbeer, played by E. J. Dunstedter. Scenic — “ Neptune’s Neighbors.” Color Subject. Next week — Jackie Coogan in “ My Boy.” Strand — Feature — Hope Hampton in “ Star Dust ” by Fannie Hurst. Comedy — ■“ Westward Whoa.” Scenic — “Sands of the Desert,” Prizma color subject. Organ Novelty — Played by Elsie Thompson. International News Events. Garrick — Feature — “ Poverty of Riches.” Comedy — Johnny Hines in “Taking a Chance,” a Torchy Comedy. News Reel — Kinograms and Local Events. Organ Solo — Played by Leonard Leigh. ATLANTA Howard Theatre — Overture — “ Gems of Famous Productions,” including “ The Merry Widow Waltz,” “ Floradora Sextet ” and “ Maytime Sweethearts.” Howard News and Views. Prologue — “ Somewhere a Voice is Calling,” sung by Sarah Patton, soprano. Special setting, etc. Feature — Mae Murray in “ Peacock Alley.” Metropolitan Theatre — Overture — “ A Modern Medley.” Kineto Review. Kinograms. Comedy — Johnny Hines in a “ Torchy ” comedy. Feature — Norma Talmadge in “ Love’s Redemption.” Organ Solo — George Lee Hamrick, organist. Criterion Theatre — Kineto Review. Kinograms. Comedy— To be selected. Feature — Grace Darmond in “ The Song of Life.” Rialto Theatre — Overture — “ Jazz Stuff.” Burton Holmes Travelogue. Selznick News. A Fox Comedy. Feature — Elaine Hammerstein in “ The Way of a Maid.” PHILADELPHIA Stanley — News — Pathe News — Pathe. Fox News. Scenic — So This is London ” — Prizma. Comedy — Selected. Feature — “ The Lane That Had No Turning ” — Paramount. Musical Feature — Josef Hollman, ’cellist, in varied program. Caesare Nesi, tenor. Next Week — “Rent Free” — Paramount. Stanton— Feature — “ The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ’’ — Metro. Next Week — Same. Karlton — Cartoon — The Family Album.” Feature — “The Law and the Woman ” — Paramount. Next Week — Same. Arcadia — News — F'athe News — Pathe. Travel — Burton Holmes — Paramount. Comedy — “ Pure and Simple ” — Electric. Feature — Judgment — B. & B. Next Week — “ The Call of the North ” — Paramount." Regent — Cartoon — “ The Last Laugh ” — M. & J.— Fox. Comedy — “ Years to Come ” — Pathe. Feature — “ There Are no Villains ” — Metro. Next Week — “ Hole in the Wall ” — Metro. Palace — News — Pathe News— Pathe. Topics of the Day— Literary Digest— Pathe. Comedy — “Pure and Simple” — Electric. Feature — “ The Conquering Power ” — Metro. Next week — “The Idle Rich” — Metro. Victoria — News — Pathe News — Pathe. Feature — “A Virgin Paradise ” — Fox. Capitol — Comedy — “ Step On It ” — Masterpiece. News — Kinograms — Electric. Screen Snapshots No. 17 — Masterpiece. Feature — “Silent Years” — Robertson-Cole. Next week — “ Vendetta ’’—Metro. CLEVELAND State — Overture — “ The Merry Wives of Winsor.” Current Events — Pathe News — Topics of the Day. Catoon — Mutt & Jeff in “ The Last Laugh.” Comedy — Buster Keaton in “ The Pale Face.” Specialty — The Sherwoods and their Singing Orchestra; eight musicians all of them jazz specialists, in syncopated and harmony selections. Feature — “The Lotus Eater” — John Barymore. Next week — Norma Talmadge in “ Love’s Redemption.” Allen — Overture — (a) — “ If I Were King.” ( b ) — “Jazz Humoresque” — aranged by Musical Director Philip Spitalny. Curent Events — Allenette — selections made by S. Barret McCormick. “ The Beggar Maid ” — presented with specially arranged musical setting. Vocal Specialty — Colin O’More, Irish tenor, in a program of popular songs and ballads. Added Attraction — Alla Axiom, Crystal Gazer. He answered questions throughout the audience. Feature — “ A Man’s Home.” Next Week — “ Pilgrims of the Night. Stillman — Overture — “ Glow Worm.” Feature — “Peacock Alley” — Mao Murray. Comedy — “Exit Quietly” with1 Bobby Vernon. Next week — Continued. Park — Overture— “Jazz of 1922,” arranged by Musical Director Maurice Spitalny, including syncopation of “Tennessee,” “The Sheik,” “Oriental Blues,’ “True Marie,” “The Frencl Trot,” “ Song of India,” “ Blue Danube Blues.” Current Events — Fox News. Comedy — “Torchy’s Frame-LTp,” : Johnny Hines comedy releasee by Educational Film Compan of Ohio. Feature — “The Invisible Fear”Anita Stewart. Next week — “Final Payment,” wit Pola Negri. Standard — Current Events — Internation; News. Western — “Captain Kidd’s Finish.’ Feature — “Don’t Get Personal”Marie Prevost. Next week — “The Battling Kid.” CHICAGO Tivoli Theatre — • Overture — “Oberon.” Literary Digest. Specialty — Mr. S. Frazier, singii “I Pagliacci.” News Weekly. r Organ solo — “Out of the Sha' ows.” Milton Charles at t' organ. Scenic. Specialty — Bartron and Saxton “On The Levee.” Feature — Rudolph Valentino “The Conquering Power.” Comedy — “Free and Easy.” Coming Feature — “Hail t Woman.” Woodlawn Theatre — Overture — “Creme De La Creme Feature — “Way Down East.” Coming Feature— “Just Around t Corner.” A Vital, Thrilling Drama of ' il Appeal ■ ■ — or uLLAL ■ — ■ . Miss Windsor in Person Monday Night [fp The title and Boh Welsh’s original press hook suggestion get hig display in this ad on “What Do Men Wantt’’ playing recently at the California theatre, Los Angeles