The Moving Picture Weekly (1916-1917)

44 ■THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY MUSIC TO "THE BECKONING TRAIL"— WEEK OF AUGUST 21 Specially Selected and Compiled by M. Winkler. REEL L "In Lovers' Lane," by Pryor, is the theme. 1. "In a Garden of Melody," by Sudds, until "Hour piled upon hour." 2. "Oriental Veil Dance," by Aronson, until "Morning came," etc. 3. "Berceuse," by Grieg, until "Hardly a man in Coulterville," etc. 4. "Idyl," by Himan. REEL XL 5. Continued "Idyl," by Himan. Tremolo during dispute, until "It was no palace on wheels," etc. 6. "Blush of Dawn," Novelette, until "The fight. 7. "Hurry, No. 4," by Lake, until "I just arrived today," etc. 8. "Pensee D' Amour," by Ely, until "Convalescence was not an unpleasant period," etc. 9. "Vision," by Blon, to action, pp. or ff. REEL IIL 10. "Theme," until "At last there came to the partners, etc. 11. "For Thee," by Kate Vannah, until "Murray's instructions," etc. 12. "U Adieu," by Favargar. Tympany Rumble ff. during explosion, until scene, "Interior of dressing room." 13. "La Rose," Intermezzo, by Ascher, until "The partners had no money to continue." 14. "Nocturnal Piece," by Schumann, until "The fuse has gone out." 15. "Theme." Tremolo until telegram. 16. "Theme." Regular tempo. REEL IV. 17. "Alita," by Losey, until "The fight." 18. "Hurry, No. 22," by Lake, to action, pp. or ff, until "The fight is over. 19. "Sieste," by Laurens, until "After a week." 20. "Don't Blame It All on Broadway," Song, until "Drawn by the lure of the East." 21. "Theme," until "Raymond found all of the old thrills," etc. 22. "Roberts Globe Trot," Fox trot, by Roberts. 23. "Wild Rosebud," by Tobani. REEL IV. 24. "Prairie Flower," by MacMillen, until "Helton, disheartened," etc. 25. "Noveletta," by Marquis, to action, until "The fight." 26. "The Tempest," by Lake, until "End of the big fight." 27. "Theme." BISON— "The Trail of Chance" (2 Reels) REEL L 1. "Love Song," by Henselt, until "A stranger in a strange land. 2. "Melody," by Friml, until "News reaches the timberland." 3. "Forest Whispers," by Losey. REEL n. 4. "Flower Song," by Barnard, until "The men are coming," etc. 5. "Love's Sunshine," by Wolf. UNIVERSAL SPECIAL FEATURE— "Timothy Dobbs, That's Me" (A thousand a week?) Two Reels REEL L 1. "Joker," March, until "There is only one thing," etc. 2. "The Trout," by Eilenberg, until "Back in Centerville." 3. "Humorous Humoresque," by Roberts. REEL II. 4. "Maximilian," by Ascher, until "I know you meant well," etc. 5. "La Rose," Intermezzo, by NESTOR— "Broke, But Ambitious" (Comedy) 1. "Our Jacfezes," March, by Laurendeau. 2. "The Kiddies," Trot, by Hager. GOLD SEAL— "The Castle of Despair" (3 Reels) REEL L 1. "Heart Wounds," by Grieg, until "Their wedding anniversary. 2. "A la Ballerina," Valse lente. REEL II. 3. "Adoration," by Barnard, until "A little surprise for daddy." 4. "Cupidietta," by Tobani, until "In her hour of indecision." 5. "Sieste," by Laurens, until "We'll leave town at once." 6. "La Reve," by Golterman. REEL in. 7. "Heloise," Intermezzo, by Langey, until "Her new horizon." 8. "Nature's Adoration," by Brooks, until "John Alden sees something," etc. 9. "Lunita," Intermezzo, by Loraine, until "Memories." 10. Repeat "Nature's Adoration," by Brooks, until "My name is Margheri," etc. 11. "Melody," by Kretschmer. UNIVERSAL SPECIAL FEATURE— "Brennon o' the Moor" REEL L 1. "Irish King," by Pryor. Tympany rumbles during fights, until "Take Willie Brennan's advice," etc. 2. "Hurry, No. 4," by Lake, until "It's a grand fighter," etc. 3. "Agitato, No. 6," by Lake, until "One night he robbed a packman," etc. 4. "Creepy Creeps," by Tyers. REEL IL 5. "Jasmine," by Kretschmer, until ' The fight." 6. "Hurry," by Bendix, until "Ejected for shielding," etc. 7. "Berceuse," by Grieg, until "The escape." 8. "Hurry," by Kerssen, until scene, "Girl bidding good-bye." 9. "Farewell Song," by Schubert. L-KO— "A Double Double-Cross" (Comedy) 1. "Noisy Bill," by Losey. 2. "Flying Rag," by Pryor. VICTOR— "You Want Something" (2-Reel Comedy) REEL I 1. "Noveletta," by Marquis'. 2. "Folic Extase," by Milok. REEL II 3. "Goody Two-Shoes," by Pryor. 4. Wash Rag," by Losey. BIG U— "The Devil's Own" _ (Drama) 1. "Tempert," Galop, by Lilienthal, until "The hold-up." 2. "Canzonetta," by Godard, to action, until "A Boozard's Roast." 3. "New Era Overture," by Heed. Tremolo ff. during fights, until "The chase after Shifty. 4. "Tempest," Galop, by Lilienthal. Watch the shots, until "From out the dust," etc. 5. Continue pp. IMP— "The Panel Game" (Two Reels) REEL L 1. "Melody," Tschaikowsky, until "On their annual vacation." 2. "Swing Song," by Barnes. REEL II. 3. "L'Adieu," by Favargar, until "It's getting late," etc. 4. "Garden of Love," by Ascher, until "How would you like," etc. 5. "Gretchen," Intermezzo, by Martin. POWERS — "Sammie Johnsin in Mexico" (Cartoon) "Jovitta," Mexican Serenade. POWERS— "Creating Life from a Dead Leaf" (Ed.) "Serenade," by Drigo. JOKER — "A Marriage for Revenge" 1. "Get Together," Fox trot. 2. "They Didn't Believe Me," Song. BIG U— "The Lady from the Sea" (Drama) 1. "Serenade," by Widor. 2. "La Reve," by Golterman. L-KO— "Snoring in High C" (Comedy) 1. "Doodle OOdle De," Popular Song. 2. "Varsity," One-step.