Moving Picture World (May 1919)

Page scan 000679 from Moving Picture World

Record Details:

Title:
Moving Picture World
Date:
May 1919
Publisher:
New York, Chalmers Publishing Company
Volume:
Moving Picture World (May 1919)
Leaf #:
000679
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine",nyarc-museumofmodernar
Collection:
Early Cinema and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Moving Picture World, founded in 1907 by J.P. Chalmers, was one of the motion picture industry's first trade papers. Published on a weekly basis in New York City, Moving Picture World informed exhibitors about films available for rental and editorialized on behalf of the growing industry (improving the quality of movies through higher filmmaking standards, not government censorship, was a frequent topic). The paper reached its height in the mid-to-late-1910s--a fact reflected in the circulation figures and the huge amount of advertising that filled every issue during the period. In the 1920s, Moving Picture World lost ground to other competing weekly trade papers -- including Variety, Exhibitor's Herald, and Motion Picture News. In 1927, Moving Picture World ceased publication when it was acquired by Martin Quigley's Exhibitor's Herald. Across the 20 year run of Moving Picture World, readers can watch the transition from short film programs to feature films and witness the transition from the dominance of Edison's Trust to the rise of the "Independent" film companies that ultimately became the Hollywood studios. Silent film historians have utilized and cited Moving Picture World more frequently than any other trade paper, and the publication still has many insights left to offer. -- Eric Hoyt, 2012/2013
Date Added:
August 08, 2024
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May 24, 1919 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD 1189 MUSIC CUE SHEETS FOR FILMS OF CURRENT RELEASE 15— D. 16— T. 17— T. 18— T. 19— T. I 2 (Allegro), Andino. flock. 3:00. Rustle of Spring Dramatic Andante No. 32 (Moder "The Love Call." Released by Exhibitors Mutual. Prepared by Joseph O'Sullivan. Theme — Premier Amour (Andantino), Benolst. 1 — T. At Screening. 1:00. Sunrise on the Mountain (Adagio), Borch. 2 — D. Interior — Saloon scene. 2:45. Savannah (One-Step), Rosey. 3 — T. Mate Allen's kid, the only being. 2:15. Theme. 4 — T. On Saturday night at O'Keefe's. 3:00. Hunkatin (One-Step), Levy. 5 — T. O'Keefe, there Isn't a chance. 2:15. Sinister Theme (Andante con moto e Misterioso), Vely. 6— D. O'Keefe grabs Billie. 2:15. Agitato No. 6, Klefert. 7 — T. I'll break every bone. 2 :00. Dramatic Tension No. 44 (Moder ato Agitato), Borch. 8 — T. Kid, you're a woman now. :45. Theme. 9 — D. When Mate Allen starts to door (watch for shots). 2 :(X). Misterioso Dramatic No. 22 (Allegro Giusto), Borch. 10— T. Who shot first? 1:30. Heart Wounds (Expressive-Dramatic), Grieg. 11 — T. Dawn. 3:15. The Last Spring (Andante Pathetic), Grieg. 12 — D. After fadeout — Joe Emory with sheep. 1 :30. Pastorale, Klefert. 13 — T. In the long lonely watches. :45. The Long, Long Trail (play pp). 14 — D. When Billie falls off horse. 1 :4o. Light Dramatic Agitato No. 1, Luz. Joe places Billie on couch. :30. Theme. The following morning. 5 :30. The Morning (Allegretto Pastorale), Grieg. Then followed wonder days. 2 :00. Theme. After a long, weary ride. 1:15. (Horses Hoofs.) Morris Dance (Allegro Giocoso), German. That's some pony. 3:45. Pastel-Minuet (Allegro Glcoso), Paradis. 20 — T. Howdy Judge. 4 :30. Pulcinello (Humoristic Intermezzo — Allegro), A letter. 21— D. Struggle. 1 :45. Agitato No. 22 — T. While Joe was tending his (Agitato), Sinding. 23— T. Ten o'clock that night. 2 :30. ato), Berge. 24 — T. Say, fellows, open up. 2 :00. Dramatic Tension No. 36, Andino. 26 — T. Brought up for identification .3:15 . Humoreske (Allegretto Scherzando), Tschaikowski. 26 — T. Is there no answer to my eternal call? :30. Theme. 27 — T. Miss Tucker's boarding school. 1 :1.5. Capricious Annette, Borch. 28 — D. Billie enters dining room. 2 :15. Apple Blossoms, Roberts. 29 — T. Miss Allen, do you realize. 2:15. Adieu (Andante Expresslvo), Frlml. 30 — D. Exterior — Camp scene. :45. Pastorale (Moderate), Thomas. 31 — T. The night of six days later. 1:15. Theme (to end). "Mary Regan." Released by First National. Prepared by George W. Beynon. Theme — Mary Regan (Moderate), Anita Stewart. 1 — T. At screening. 3:00. Serenade (Andantino), Grondahl. 2 — T. And of this union. 2 :00. Theme. 3 — T. Dick Bradley. 1:00. Misterioso (Crafty Spy), Levy. 4 — T. The scandal. 2:30. Remembrance (Lento), Barford. 5 — T. Please let me go away. 1:30. Dialogue (Moderato), Meyer Helmund. 6 — T. Wine, jazz, lights. 1 :30. How 'Ya Gonna Keep "Em Down on the Farm. 7 — T. Oliver J. Morton. 2:30. Le Reve (Andante), Goldermann. 8 — ^T. And a home of splendor. 2:30. At Last (Waltz), Constance. 9 — T. In the vast silence. 2:30. Scaramouche (Waltz Intermezzo). 10 — D. Mary enters hotel. 1:00. Misterioso (Crafty Spy), Levy. 11 — D. Mary enters room. 1 :00. Theme. 12 — ^D. Bradley knocks at door. 3:00. Madame Chrysanthemum (Moderato), Messager. 13 — T. Days passed. 2:00. April Moods (Moderato), Eugene. 14 — D. Clifford reading letter. 2:45. Tendre Amour (Allegretto), Clements. 15 — D. Mary entering restaurant. 4 :00. Come on Papa (Segue). Ma Cherie (Waltz), Kendall. 16 — T. Leaving restaurant. 2:30. Le Retour (Vivace), Bizet. 17 — T. As Miss Regan. 1:15. Aida (Lento), Verdi. 18 — T. I'm scared for you. 2 :00. Theme. I was just finally. 2:00. Tu Ne M'Aimais Pas (Moderato), Toulmouche. Immediately following a secret. 1 :30. Histoire de Blondinette (Allegretto). 21 — T. Good Heavens, my father. 2 :00. Along Came Another Little Girl, Caryll. 22 — T. Long distance Mrs. Brown. 1 :00. Crafty Spy, Levy. 23 — T. Is Mr. Brown here. 4:00. In the Garden (Piu Lento), Goldmark. 24 — T. Married, yet compelled to. 3:45. Melody (Moderato), Friml. 25 — T. Away from Mary's influence. 2 :15. Hindustan, Wallace and Weeks. 26 — T. Safe-tea first. 2 :00. How'd You Like to Be My Daddy, Snyder. 27 — D. Mary enters apartment. 3 :00. Theme. 28 — D. Jack lying on couch. 3 :00. Andante Dramatico No. 62, Borch. 29 — ^T. These crooks have tricked you. 6:00. Joycelyn (Andante Sostenuto), Godard. 30 — D. Lovema enters Mary's apartment. 8:00. Symphony in B Minor (Allegro), Schubert. 19— T. 20— T. 31 — T. Throw her in a car. 2:00. Sicilian Vespers (Allegro), Verdi, 32 — D. Father and Clifford enter to Jack. 1:00. Lamento (Adagio), Gabriel-Marie. 33 — T. The city. :30. City of Sighs and Tears (Moderato). 34 — T. But one soul was found. 1:30. Theme (to end). "The Exquisite Thief." Released by Universal Film Manufacturing Company. Prepared by James Bradford. Theme — When You Look Into Her Eyes, Hirsh. 1 — At Screening. 2:30. Ripples (Moderato Grazioso), Brewer. 2 — T. In a private office. 1:15. Whispers (Moderato), Barrett. 3 — T. While at the. 1:30. Intermezzo (Allegretto), Onivas. 4 — D. Dining room curtains open. 2 :15. Gavotte Piquanie, Pierson. 5 — D. Blue Jean enters. 4:30. Woodland Dreams (Andante Cantablle), Vargis. 6 — D. Detective released. 1:30. Hurry No. 33 (Vivace), Minot. 7 — T. Parasites. 1 :30. Dramatic Andante No. 39, Berge. 8 — T. Chesterton releases himself. 2 :00. The Wooing Hour (Moderato Grazioso), Zamecnik. 9 — D. Jean enters room. 2:15. Phyllis (Tempo dl Valse), Deppen. 10 — D. Jean and Chesterton at table. 2:15. Theme. 11 — D. Conspirators talking. 3 :00. Dramatic Tension No. 9, Andino. 12 — T. They figured it was. 2:15. Mysterioso No. 2 (Moderato), Langey. 13 — D. Shaver enters house. 2 :30. Allegro No. 8, Andino. 14 — T. I know nothing of her. 1 :30. Mood Pensive, Applefield. 15 — T. Far away. 1:15. By the Mill Stream (Poco Vivace), Smith. 16 — D. Police headquarters. 1 :30. March Joyeux (Moderato), Chabrler. 17 — D. Cabin again. 2:00. Bluette (Allegretto Grazioso), Altken. 18 — D. Jean enters cabin. 1 :45. Theme. 19 — T. It was Shaver's story. 1 :15. March Militaire, Granados. 20 — T. Good conduct. 4 :00. Theme. 21 — D. Jean leaves door. 1 :45. Wayside Flowers (Poco lento e semplice). Smith. 22 — T. With the new day. 1 :15. Valse Idylle, Schmld. 23 — D. Shaver enters. 2:45. Turbulence (Allegro), Borch. 24 — T. Are you sorry? 1:30. Theme. 25 — D. Words — detective approaching. 2:15. Hurry No. 26 (Vivace), Minot. 26 — D. Detective opens satchel. 3 :00. Misterioso Dramatic No. 22 (Allegro Giusto), Borch. 27 — T. Where is he? 1 ::50. Souvenir (Andante con moto), German. 28— D. Shaver at door. 2:15. Furioso No. 60 (Allegro), Shepherd. 29 — D. Chesterton locks men in room. 1:30. Theme (to end). "Taxi." Released by Triangle Distributing Corporation. Prepared by M. Winkler. Theme — Birds and Butterfiies (Intermezzo Grazioso), Vely. 1 — T. Thatcher Tremont, who has both. 4 :20. Theme. 2 — T. Vivien Vlvviere. :55. Sidewalks of New York (old New York song hit). 3— T. I'll find some food. 2:50. Impish Elves, Borch. 4 — T. Good-bye legacy. 4:50. Capricious Annette (Moderato), Borch. 5 — T. Nerve, and plenty of it. 3 :55. Theme. 6 — T. Mrs. Millyuns and her daughter. 2:30. Three Graces (Allegretto), Herman. 7 — T. Far from his beaten paths. 1:45. (continue to action). 8 — T. Now I'll hear some real. 4:15. Gavotte and Musette (Allegro), Raff. 9 — T. Tam comes into her room. 2:05. Babillage (Allegretto), Castillo. 10 — T. When a man hunts a deer. 2:55. Valse Divine (Lento), Rosey. 11 — T. Mr. Beamer calls. 1 :40. Eccentric Comedy Character, Roberts. 12 — T. Mr. Randolph wants you. 2 :35. Theme. 13 — T. With your holding and. 4 :05. Fairy Phantoms (Allegretto), Friedman. 14 — T. The following night. 3:15. Sweet Jasmine (Allegretto), Bendix. 15 — H. The following day. 1:30. Scherzetto (from Symphonette Suite), Berge. 16 — T. The completion of the plan. 1 :05. (Continue to action.) 17 — T. Bobby's driving an Ajax taxi. 3 :45. Sinister Theme, Vely. 18 — T. Send all the boys out. 2:55. Clematis (Moderato poco Agl tato) (from Boutonniere Suite), Tonning. 19 — T. Thank, gentlemen. 2:45. Intermezzo (Allegretto), Pierne. Theme (to end). "Redhead." Released by Select Pictures Corporation. Prepared by M. Winkler. Theme — Golden Youth (Valse Moderato), Rosey. 1 — T. Go easy Daze and Matt. 2 :25. Wierd Oriental Dance, Levy. 2 — S. Orchestra commences to play second number. :45. Tacet. 3 — T. I pronounce you man and wife. 2:35. Mysterious Nights (Valse), Berg. 4 — T. In the forenoon. 1 :40. Theme. 5 — T. That'sclean money. 2:55. Dramatic Narrative, Pement. 6 — T. Parker Jhurlow, banker. 1 :45. Andante Doloroso, Borch. 7 — T. Some events of the day. 3:35. Cavatine (Dramatic), Bohm. 8 — T. It was several days before. 5:20. Song D'Enfant (Moderato), Gabriel-Marie. 9 — T. For a few days. Matt. 2 :10. Theme. 10 — T. The consequence was that Matt. 4:45. Blushing Rose (Andante), Johnson. 11 — T. There was no drink. 2:55. Flirty Flirts (Melodious Intermezzo), Levy.