The Moving Picture Weekly (1916-1917)

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THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY 41 MUSIC FOR 'THE WAR OF THE TONGS"— WEEK OF FEBRUARY 19, 1917 Sped/oiltf selected and compiled by M. Winkler. "Chinese Serenade," by Puemer, is the Theme. REEL I. I. "Chinese Recollections," by Zimmerman, until "The following story," etc. 2. Theme until "The home of Lee Hoy." 3. "Chinese Characteristic," by Puemer, until "Wong Wing had long cherished." 4. "Hop Sing Fantasia," by Katzenstein, until "During the days that followed." 5. Continue to action. REEL 11. 6. Continue pp. until "The following day." 7. "Chinese Allegretto," by Winkler, until "Sam Hop as matrimonial agent." 8. "Chinese Wedding Procession," by Hosmer, until "You know of our love." 9. Theme untU "Lacking but a few hundred dollars." 10. "Hop Long Sing," by Armand. REEL in. • II. Continue "Hop Long Sing" until "Wong Wing assures his sweetheart." 12. "Hop Sing Fantasia," by Katzenstein, until "But despite the warning." 13. "First Bom Chinese," Serenade, by Puemer. REEL IV. 14. Continue "First Bom" until "That was a crooked deal." 15. "Ching Chang Galop," by Brooks, until "Two members were selected." 16. "Creepy Creeps," by Taylor, until "The fight." 17. "Hwrry," by Lake, until "Wing's friends," etc. 18. "Chinese Patrol," by Fliege. REEL V. 19. Continue "Chinese Patrol" until "Lee Hoy safeguards his family." 20. "Chinese Characteristic," by Puemer, until "Fearing that another attempt," etc. 21 Theme until "The fight." 22. "The Tempest," by Lake, until "Interior of room." 23. Continue to action until "After the fight." 24. Theme until end. NESTOR— "Down Went the Key" (Comedy) 1. "My Bird of Paradise" (Popular). 2. "Merry Whirl" (Popular). VICTOR— "The Fireman's Bride" (Comedy-Dr.) 1. "Balladora," by Tobani, until "A di«rt circuit." 2. "Hurry," by Lake, until "Cured." 8. "Chimes of Love," by D'Albert, until end. L-KO— "After the Balled-ap Ball" (Two-Reel Com.) REEL I. 1. "Knock the L Out of Kelley" (Popular). 2. "Morning Exercise," Fox-T'rot." REEL 11. 3. "Along the Rocky Road" (Popular). 4. "I Love the Ladies" (Popular-, until end. VICTOR— "The Heart of Mary Ann" 1. "Fairies' Greeting," Caprice, by H«ed. 2. "Love's ConYict," by Tobani, until end. BIG U— "The Keeper of the Gate" (Drama) 1. "Melody of Peace," by Martin, until "The Angelus." 2. Organ Solo, improvise to actiom (watch church bell) until "While the village holds camival." 3. "Eldorey," by von der Mehden, until "Dawn all night long," etc. 4. "Melody of Peace," by Martin (watch church bell), until end. IMP— "The Folly of Fanchette" (Two Reels) REEL L 1. "Paolo," by Landsberg, until "William Byron, the new head." 2. "Serenade," by Widor, until "It was the old story." 3. "Menuet," by Beethoven, until end of Reel I. REEL U. 4. "Con Amore," Melody, by Beaumont, until "Well, can you beat it." 5. "Dramatic Tension," by Winkler, until "I wish to speak with Mr. Rayburg." 6. "Agitato No. 4," by Becker, until "After the fight." 7. "Intermezzo," by Whelpley, until end. VICTOR— "A Bare Living" (Comedy) 1. "Harlequin," by Roberts. 2. "Secret," Intermezzo, by Gautier, until end. BISON— "The Comeback" „.(Two Reels) 1. "Berceuse," by Grieg, until "Was you thinking of investing," etc. 2. "Ein Maerchen," Fantasia, by Bach, until end of Reel I. REEL II. 3. "Serenade D' Amour," by Blon, until "By midnight the tenderfoot," etc. 4. Love Song," by Puemer, until "A week later." "Martitiique Intermezzo," by Loraine, until the end. JOKER— "Rosie's Rancho" (Comedy) 1. "Joker March," by Lake. 2. "Olla Podrida," by Puemer, until the end. IMP— "A Dangerous Double" (Two Reels) REEL I. 1. "Night Song," by Stults, until "So you're an imposter." 2. "After Sunset," by Pryor, until "Is this your army?" 3. "Agitato," by Tobani, until "A man with a title." 4. "Romance," by Rubinstein, until end of Reel I. REEL II. 5. "Fifth Noctunmo," by Leybach, until "If any of those tin soldiers," etc. 6. "Courtesy Intermezzo," by Wiegand, until Miss Norwood has not returned." 7. "Allegro," by Winkler, imtil "After a recordbreaking run." 8. Finale from "Ariele," by Bach, vmtil "Off to her native land." 9. "Esperanza," by Johnstone, until end.