Motion Picture News (Jan-Feb 1922)

1126 Motion Picture News Silent Call' “The Silent Call” Starts Today Here is a classy display for “ The Silent Call,” playing recently at the America theatre, Denver tion (Bizet) by Mark Strand Symphony Orchestra, Alois Reiser, conducting. Organ Solo — “Legend” (Federlein) — John Hammond and George Crook, organists. Next Week — Nazimova in “ A Doll’s House.” BALTIMORE Rivoli — Overture — “ March Municipal ” — Klemm. Current Events — Rivoli News. Specialty — Topics of the Day, accompanied on organ by Ernie Cooper and Henry Boehme. Vocal — Maria Samson, singer, (a) Au Revoir. (b) Selections from Madame. Butterfly. Feature — Hail The Woman — Special Cast. Comedy — Pure and Simple — Bobby Vernon. Century — Overture— Poet and Peasant — Suppe. Current Events — Century News. Vocal — Justin Lawrie and Fernando Guarneri, singers, (a) La Forza del Destino Selection ; (b) Gypsy Love Song — Victor Herbert. Feature — Saturday Night — Superspecial cast. Comedy. New Wizard — Overture — Operatic Airs. Current Events — Kinograms. Specialty — Screen Snan Shots Feature — Love’s Penalty — Hope Plampton. Strand Overture — Medley — M. Louise Jones, player. Current Events — Strand News of the World. Feature — All for a Woman — Emil Jannings. Comedy — The Boat — Buster Keaton. PHILADELPHIA Stanley — News — Pathe News — Fathe. Scenic — “The Four Seasons.” Next Week — “Peacock Alley” — Metro. Comedy Feature — “ A Sailor-Made Man” — Pathe. Feature — “Carmen” — Condensed Version — Paramount. Musical Feature — Caesari Nesi, tenor, and Robert Armbuster, pianist. ' Stanton — Feature — “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”— Metro. Aldine — Feature Comedy — “Bright Eyes”— Ben Turpin. Feature — “The Iron Trail”— United Artists. Musical Feature — Giuseppe Creatore, guest conductor of orchestra. Karlton — Feature — “Saturday Night” — De Mille. Arcadia — News — Pathe News — Pathe. Travel — Burton Holmes — Paramount. Next Week — “Her Own Money” — Paramount. Feature— “Jane Eyre” — Hodkinson. Regent — Comedy — “Try and Get It” — Fox. Feature — “The Last Payment” — Paramount. Next Week — “Her First Love” — Realart. Palace — News and Topics of the Day — Pathe. Next Week — “Just Around the Corner.” Comedy — “The Paleface” — Peerless. Feature — “Boomerang Bill” — Paramount. \ ictoria — News — Pathe News — Pathe. Comedy — “The Phoney Focus” — Fox. Feature — “Ten Nights in a Barroom”— DeLuxe. Next Week — Same. Capitol — News — Kinograms — Electric. Comedy — “The Adviser” — Electric. Feature — “ The Lotus Eater ” — Peerless. Next Week — -“Rent Free” — Paramount. >•3 so/fejexiY the deer /*£/%, m A "SHATTERED DREAMS Gee Whiz ! No Wonder theq were shattered ! This wealthy, lawless noun£f American beautij in Paris -danced wildly, madiij In the Latin Quarter -played at art in the society world -shot her lover in mad jealousy -fell desperately in love with the man she hated became happytend dood) at last Hiss Du Pont fi"i encos "os? &eout‘fu! B'o*de press* fed bu Corl Loer-n ? -» o rcus ng d'C^a d *ect?a 6y OoM seorfo* THE DUMB-BELL COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA Originality and snappiness is illustrated in this ad for “ Shattered Dreams,” hy William Cutts. manager-of the Columbia theatre, Seattle LOEWS STATE &BOAOWAV AMO SrVTXTM STARTING SUNDAY. ^ Motno^ THE SUPER -SENSATION OF THE YEAR i conjurwucn m-tfh POPULAR VAUDEVILLE PEACOCK ALLEY STARRING MAE MURRAY This is the way Loexc’s State theatre, Los Angeles, hilled “ Peacock Alley ” INDIANAPOLIS Circle Theatre — Current Events— Kinograms. Novelty — Literary Digest Topics. Comedy — “Torchy’s Frame-up” — T orchy. Feature — “The Sign of the Rose,” with George Beban in person. Next Week — “Polly of the Follies.” Loew’s State Theatre — Current Events— Pathe News. Scenic — Bruce. Comedy — "The Straphanger.” Feature — “The Law and the Woman.” Next Week — “Saturday Night.” Colonial Theatre — Current Events — Selznick News. Comedy — “ When Women Rule ” — Snub Pollard. Special Music— American Harmonists and Liberty Entertainers. Feature — “Why Announce Your Marriage.” Next Week — “Silent Years.” Ohio Theatre — Current Events — International News. Comedy — Christie. Feature — “Boomerang Bill.” Next Week — “Conflict.” ST. LOUIS Mutt and Jeff cartoon. Sunshine comedy — “The Light weight Lover.” Feature — “Ten Nights in a Barroom.” Delmar and Criterion Theatres— Current news reels. Comedy. Feature-“The Light in the Clearing.” Arsenal and Royal Theatres — Fox News. Comedy — Buster Keaton in “The Play House.” Feature — A Virgin Paradise. DALLAS Palace Theatre — Overture — “Schubert's Unfinished Symphony.” Special — Mary Jean Cash, pianiste, playing Hummel’s “Piano Concerto.” Novelty Reel — Palace Tours and Pathe News. Comic — Aesop’s Fables. Feature — Cecil B. DeMille’s “Saturday Night.” Exit March — “I Am a Sentimental Dreamer” — Orchestra and Dwight Brown at the Wurlitzer. Next Attraction — Rudolph Valentino in “The Conquering Power” and Louise Fazenda in person. DES MOINES Des Moines Theatre — News — International Universal. Feature — “Saturday Night,” with Conrad Nagel. Next Week — “Love’s Redemption,” with Norma Talmadge. Strand Theatre — News — Educational Kinograms. Comedy — “Kiss and Make Up,” Educational. Feature — “Get Rich Quick Wallingford,” with Doris Kenyon. NOW! t -:K Most Talked of Story ot tiie Tear "MISS LULU BETT-" 7he Book has swamped rnepumishers Acclaimed fcv the critics Read by the millions Establ-thed‘axer-t£ the Greatest navels America has produced A * navels America has produced r ' " u l n Missouri Theatre — Missouri News. Overture — Selections from Robin Hood. Solo — E. Bruce Platt in Armour Song. Miss Florence Wilson — “Oh Promise Me.” Feature — “Saturday Nnight,” with all star cast. Yew Grand Central and West End Lyric Theatres — Overture — Selections from II Travatore. News and Views. Topics of the Day. Organ Solo — “ Ka-Lu-A.” Comedy — Jimmy Adams in “Free and Easy.” Feature — Norma Talmadge in “Love’s Redemption.” William Fox Liberty Theatre — Overture — Popular selections. Fox News. "MISS LULUEETT The Play One of the tidiest dramatic hits New York, has seen in a decade Winner of the much sought Pulitzer Pnze for the best' American play of 1920 "MISS LULUBETT-" "The Picture All the best of both booh, and dram? Live Jin a flesh inOolo ©b that no w-.ntid ca«e could attain Filmed in a soacious variety of scene tha,. no stage ever bu.lt could accommodate v. Viliam JeM’.Ue production •lack Sennet t'* “Bl. REASON ABLE — and Hath at ttu Orgcn. Plaiting WilEN SHALL Wt MEET AGAIN One of the most novel ads of the week, is this display on “ Miss Lula Bett ,* hy Stanley Chambers, manager of the Palace theatre, Wichita, Kansas