Moving Picture Weekly (1915-1920)

Record Details:

Title:
Moving Picture Weekly
Date:
1915-1920
Author:
Moving Picture Weekly Pub. Co.
Publisher:
New York, Moving Picture Weekly Pub. Co.
Volume:
The Moving Picture Weekly (1915-1920)
Leaf #:
00048
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Don't let the title fool you. MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY was the organ of the Universal Film Manufacturing Company. Universal used the publication to promote its films and point of view to American exhibitors. Previously and subsequently titled UNIVERSAL WEEKLY, MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY should not be confused with the two independently run trade papers of the same era, MOVING PICTURE WORLD and MOTION PICTURE NEWS. -- Eric Hoyt, 2015
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY Musicians and Exhibitors-Attention! THE CARL FISCHER COMPANY" Cooper Square, New York, has decided to publish each week musical suggestions for each film, and to publish them sufficiently in advance to enable the orchestra leaders to secure the music, if they haven't it. No matter what program you use, Universal, Mutual or General, we can supply you with appropriate music. We append below our selections for the UNIVERSAL PROGRAM WEEK OF JULY 12 BROADWAY rXIA'ERSAL FEATURE — Jane Cowl in "The Garden of Lies" (Five Reels) Reel 1— "PosfeJ Minuet"; "ilinuet", Xo. 2," in G, by Beethoven. Reel 2—" Bercevige," by Grieg: "Garden of Love." Caprice. Reel 3 — "Serenade," by Widor ; "In Lovers' Lane," by Pryor. Reel 4^—"VilaneUe," by Kriens; "SUtery Brook," Waltz. Reel 5—"Telvct of the Rose," "Chanson d Amour," by Saoer. NESTOR — "When Father Had the Gont" "Muttering Fritz." "Scrio Comique," by Ix>rensen. IMP — "His New Automobile" "Le iSecref," Intermezzo; "Oavotte, by Gossec. GOLD SEAL — "People of the Pit" (Two Reels) Reel 1 — "Homeless," Romance; "Allegro." for disputes, riots, etc. ; repeat "Homeless." Romance. Reel 2—"Canzonetta." by Oodcrdj "A La Bien Aimee." Valse Lente. LAE]\OILE — "Dear Little Old Time Girl" (Drama) Southern and Old Fashioned Melodies; "Souvenir." by Drdla ; "Serenade." by Drdla. REX — "When Hearts Are Trumps" (Juv. Comedy) "Masterpieces of Light Comic Operas." AXI>L1TED WEEKLY — Xo. 171 (News) 1. 2. 3. "American Overture." by Tobani ; 4. "Fraternity March; 5, ti. "Minuet," No. 2. by Beethoven; 7, "Iris." Greek Intermezzo; 8, "Firemen's Parade March"; 9. 10. "March Pontificale." by Gounod : 11, "Masonic March," by Eilenberg ; 12, 13, "Boy Scouts." March ; 14, "Strenuous Life." March ; 15. 16. "Germany Forever," March. \lCTOR — "The Prize Story" (Three Reels) Reel 1 — "Tenetia Song," by Tobani; "Hurry," for fights ; "Vettetio." Reel 2 — "Serenade D' Amour," by Blon ; "Siceet Jasmine,''' by Bendis. Reel 3 — "Serenade." by Drigo ; "Silvery Brook," Waltz. POWERS— Captain Kent's Seals (Vaudeville Act) "La Belle Romance. " Waltz : "Seufzer." Waltz. IMP — "The Eleventh Dimension" (Two-Reel Drama ) Reel 1—"L' Amour Du Papillon," "Berceuse," by Karzanoff. Reel 2— "Golden Sceptre," Overture; "Rustle of Spring." by Sinding. \lCTOR — "The Trust" (Drama) "Phede Overture," by Massenet ; " Rendeztoua," Intermezzo. NESTOR — "Her Rustic H««" (Comedy) " The Only Girl." Comic Opera Selection. BISON — "The Toll of the Sea" (Two Reels) Reel 1 — "SUvery Brook," Waltz; "La Pepita." Reel 2— "Folic Extase." Waltz ; "Idilio," by Lack. PO\\'ERS — "The Stranger" (Drama) "Berceuse," by Grieg; "Wedding of the Rose," Intermezzo. JOKER — "Freaks" (Comedy) "The Booster Rag." "Muttering Frit:." a funny slide. BIG U — "The Opening Night" (Two-Reel Drama) Reel 1 — "Melody of Peace." by Martin. Reel 2—"Daim of Hope." by Casella. LAEMMLE — "For His Superior's Honor" (Drama) "Gretchen," Intermezzo: "Serenade." by Joncieres. L-KO — "A Doomed Hero" (Two-Reel Comedy) Reel 1— "Joker," March ; "That Flying Rag." Reel 2 — "Serio Comique," by Sorensen ; "A Cyclone in Darkioirn." UNIVERSAL SPECIAL FEATURE — "The Broken Coin," Episode Xo. 4, "The Face at the Windovr" Reel 1 — "Pas des Amphores." "Barcarolle." by Rivela. Reel 2 — "Suite of Lyric Pieces," by Grieg. The above selections can be obtained from Jeeui White, 380 Boyleston St., Boston, Mass. ; L. B. Malecki, 337 South Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. ; H. Coleman, 229 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. — OR— CARL FISCHER, Cooper Square, New York City