The Moving Picture Weekly (1916-1917)

4a THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY MUSIC FOR "LOVE AFLAME"— WEEK OF JA^ JARY 29 Specially selected and compiled by M. Winkler. REEL I. 1. "Spring," Overture, by Ziegler, until "Wanenee the flaming hill." 2. "Olympia," Overture, by Ascher, until "Betty Mason, a daughter of the Sunflower state." 3. "Sparklets," Intermezzo, by Puerner, until "Cousin Martha and her son." 4. "Lunita," Intermezzo, by Loraine, until "Remember that from today." 5. 'Budding Roses," Caprice, by Kretschmer. REEL II. 6. Continue 'Bvdding Roses," until "She was rather taken by surprise." 7. "Fata Morgana," by Tobani, until "The shunting of the freight." 8. "Melody," by Trinkaus, until "Well, he said," etc. 9. "Intermezzo," by Orenski. REEL III. 10. Continue "Intermezzo," until Scene: "On board of ship." 11. "Les Sylphes," by Margis, until "Letter." 12. "Reverie," by Barton, until 'There is a chance," etc. 13. "Finale," from "Ariele," by Bach, until end. ggg^ IV. 14. "The Tempest," by Lake, until "The Calm of another dawn." 15. "Guiding Star," Overture, until "This is not so bad." 16. "Albumleaf," by Kretschmer, until "Hula Kay — Dance." 17. "African 400," Rag, by Roberts, until "We were near an island." 18. "Creepy Creeps," by Tyers. REEL V. 19. Continue "Creepy Creeps," until "The feast of the great good." 20. "African 400," Rag, by Roberts, until "He is white," etc. 21. "The Chase," by Koelling, until "The sixth of November." 22. "Star Dreamer," Oriental Serenade," by Bratton, until "Jim Feris did things," etc. 23. "Cupidetta," by Tobani until end. NESTOR— "Why, Uncle!" (Comedy) 1. "Kiddies," by Lake. 2. "Plenty o' Pepper," (Popular). GOLD SEAL— "June Madness" (Three Reels) REEL L 1. "Tendresse," by Ravina, until "Even Bertie the ofiice boy," etc. 2. "Davm of Love," by Bendix, until "Organ grinder." 3. "/ Love the Ladies," (Popular) , until "Well, this is the month." 4. 'Lohengrin Wedding March," by Wagner, until "Say, Bellmann, after all," etc. 5. "Passaealle," Intermezzo, by Gregh, until end. ji^Eh IL 6. "Wild Rosebud," by Tobani ,until "Girl Dancing." 7. "Tarantelle Sicilienne," by Tobani, (to be played as a Piano Solo), until "Dance is finished." 8. "Western Moderato," by Bach, until "Towards evening." 9. "Love Song," by Puerner, until end. REEL III. 10. "Souvenir of the Ball," Intermezzo, by Boccalari, until "After the supper." 11. "Au Matin," by Godard, until "Where did you get my ring." 12. "Dramatic Tensum," by Winkler, until "Get a house for m«." 13. "Finale," from "Ariele," by Bach, until "Letter." 14. "Garden of Love," Caprice, by Ascher, until end. L-KO— "Faking Fakirs" (Two-Reel Comedy) REEL L 1. "Le Secret," Intermezzo, by Gautier. "Les Sylphes," Waltz, until end. REEL IL 3. "That Flying Rag," by Pryor. 4. "Globe Trot," by Roberts, until end. UNIVERSAL SPECIAL— "The War Waif" (2 Reels) REEL I. 1. "Berceuse," by Delacour, until "Nurse Grey of the Red Cross." 2. "Adoration," by Barnard, until "And so on New Years Eve." 3. "Melody," by Kretschmer, until "Before the war." 4. "March Loraine," by Ganne, until "The boy, he is from the village," etc. 5. "The Tempest," by Lake, until end. REEL IL 6. "Sweet Reverie," by Tschaikowsky, until "Poor Francis died." 7. "After Sunset," by Pryor, until "Little girl getting out of bed." 8. "Intermezzo," by Arenski, until "The beginning of a new year." 9. Silence; just watch church bells for effect, etc., until end. VICTOR— "It's Cheaper To Be Married" (Com.) 1. "C'est si leger I'amour," Waltz. 2. "Dreams of Delight," by Milok, until end. IMP— "The Forbidden Game" (Two Reels) REEL I. 1. "Mysterioso Agitato," by Becker, until "The Gopher Gangs' hang-out." 2. "To Spring," by Grieg, until "Remember now," etc. 3. "Agitato," by Bendix, until "Larry Stedman," etc. 4. "Sunshine and Shadows," by Sudds, until' 'The fight." 5. "Agitato No. 6," by Lake, until "I'll give you just twenty-four hours." 6. 'Furioso," by Becker, until end. REEL II. 7. "Siveet Jasmine," by Bendix, until "The gi'een light dance hall." 8. Any good fox trot, until "It's Frank's sister." 9. "Joyous Allegro," by Lake, until "The fight." 10. "Finale" from "Ariele," by Bach, until "How Larry played his scoop." 11. "Heart to Heart Melody," by Trinkaus, until end. VICTOR— "The Hero of Bunko Hill" (Comedy) 1. "Serio Comique," by Sorensen. 2. "Frozen Bill," by Pryor, until end. BISON— "A Boonton Affair" (Two Reels) REEL L 1. "Sweet Pondering," by Langey, until "The moonshiner." 2. "Creepy Creeps," by Tyers, until "A friend in need." 3. "Allegro Agitato," by Becker, until "Mary is attracted," etc. 4. "Forest Whispers," by Losey, until "We'll show you," etc. 5. "Rustle of Spring," by Sinding. REEL IL 6. Continue "Rustle of Spring," until "We'll settle him outside." 7. "Dramatic Tension," by Ascher, until "The fight." 8. "Hurry No. 4," by Lake, until "Debs shot just," etc. 9. "Rustling Leaves," by Koehler, until "Some time later." 10. "Little Serenade," by Gruenfeld, until end. JOKER— "His Coming Out Party" (Comedy) 1. "Joker March," by Lake. 2. "Grizzly Trot," by Roth, until end. IMP— "Diamonds of Destiny" (Drama) 1. "Serenade," by Widor. 2. "Love in Idleness," by Macbeth, until end.