The Moving Picture Weekly (1917-1919)

Record Details:

Title:
The Moving Picture Weekly
Date:
1917-1919
Author:
Moving Picture Weekly Pub. Co.
Publisher:
New York, The Moving Picture Weekly
Volume:
The Moving Picture Weekly (1917-1919)
Leaf #:
00043
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System and Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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-THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY -4] Musical Setting for "Straight Shooting" Butterfly Production SpectalIVeS!twinaa1er.co,Bpi,ed Letter "T" Indicates — Title or Sub-Title — For Change of Music "S" Scene " " " " Theme — "ILLUSION," Intermezzo (2-4 Moderato) by Bustanoby. SUB-TITLES Opening Joan, the Homesteader's Daughter .... Danny Morgan a Puncher You Boys Wait for Orders They Say He's Han;; in' Around, etc. . . The Buckhom, Bar. . T Not Far FroinTTowu. etc TIME 3 Minutes 2 Minutes 2 Min. & 50 Sec 1 Min. & 25 Sec NAME OF COMPOSITIONS Woodland Whispers (Characteristic) by Czibulka Canzonetta (Allegretto Moderato) by Godard Theme Western Moderato by Bach 1 Min. & 20 Sec Repeat Theme 1 Min. & 40 Sec. Piano Solo, improvise to action 2 Miu & 10 Sec. The Eagle (A Western Episode) by Bendix Storm Furioso 4 Min. & 5 Sec. Forest Whispers( Morceau Characteristic) by Losey Note: Tympany Rolls during exterior storm scenes. Chevenne Harry Ar rives at Diablo 1 Min. & 15 Sec Interior of Barroom. Even at Drlnkiiij The Fight etc 3 Minutes Velva Dramatic Overture) bv Reisslger 3 Min. & 20 Sec Hurry to action SUB-TITLES T War On the Settlers Started T One of Flint's Killing T The Second Day of Hostilities S Old Man Being Carried Into House. . . S Interior of Barroom. T Tell Flint Him and Me, etc Both Men with Rifles Shots Are Fired After Shots That Night the Cattlemen Flint and His Men Are Coming S Shots Are Fired. S After the Fight.. T On the First Day of Freedom 6 TIME 3 Minutes 45 Seconds 5 Minutes 3 Minutes Min. & 20 Sec. Min. & 45 Sec. Miu. & 45 Sec. 5 Seconds Min. & 20 Sec. Min. & 15 Sec. 5 Minutes Min. & 30 Sec Miu. & 40 Sec Min. & 25 Sec NAME OF COMPOSITIONS Serenade (Dramatic Moderato) by Widor Theme .Continue to action At 8unset (4-4 Moderato) by Brewer . . .Continue to action Zephyr (A Western Episode) by Trinkaus Silence Produce effect Dramatic Andante No. 5 by Ascher Western Allegro by Winkler The Lion Chase (Grand Galop) by Koelllng Hurry to action Adoration (4-4 Andante Moderato) by Barnard Theme Musical Setting for "The Charmer" Bluebird Picture Specially selected and compiled by M. Winkler. Letter "T" Indicates— Title or Sub-Title — J"or Change of Music "S" " Scene Theme — "ROMANCE" (Andante Sostenuto) by Karganoff. SUB-TITLES Opening T Charlotte Witney, etc T T T T T T Ou the Great White Way. etc Here Is a Real War Orphan Home! I H;ive No Home Is Mrs. Whitney Home? In Her New Home, Ambrosio, etc The Whitney Home In Pantucket . . . TIME 2 Min. & 10 Sec. 2 Min. & 45 Sec J Min. & 25 Sec 2 Min. & 10 Sec .'! Minutes Min. & 35 Sec 3 .Min. ft 10 Sec. Min. \ 50 Sec 3 Min. & 35 Sec I Bet You're Afraid Are You a Real Prince? 2 Min. & 10 Sec Note — Watch for "Church Bells" important effect NAME OF COMPOSITIONS Rustles of Spring (Dramatic Agitato) b y Sinding At Sunset (4-4 Moderato Grazioso) b y Brewer Lanette (Valse Lente) by Hen ton Debutante. Waltz, by Santelman Reverie (4-4 Andante) by Vieux Temps L'Adieu (Dramatic Melody) by Favarger Sweet Jasmine (Allegretto) by Bendix Les Sylphes (Valse) by Bendix Essence Grotesque (Mysterioso) by Lake Theme SUB-TITLES Come Will You Again? The Office of a Specialist Two Starved Little Hearts Automobile On Road I Had a Fairy Princess, etc Girl In Bed Pantucket Was Also, etc Why, I Wrote Him a Letter We Almost Had Trial aKIX 2 Minutes 2 Min. & 25 Sec. 2 Mill. & 25 Sec. 3 Min. & 25 Sec. 4 Min. & 40 Sec. 2 Min. & 25 Sec. I Min. & 45 Sec. 5 Mluj'es £ Min. & 5'' Sec NAME OF COMPOSITIONS Serenade (3-4 Allegretto) by Chaminade Pensee, Intermezzo (6-S Largo) by Godard Theme Komanze Op. 40 (1-4 Moderato) by Beet hortn Fairy Tales (Characteristic) by Komzak Albumleaf (4-4 Andante) by Kretschmer Fantasia (Melodious) by Bach Awakening of Spring (4-4 Dramatic Andante) by Bach Them* Musical Setting for Universal Pictures Released in the Week of August 27th GOLD SEAL— "The Winning Pair" . (3 It. ) REEL I. 1. "Pastel Menuet" by Paradis, until "Preparations for the trip." 2. "Cazonetta" by Godard, until "The seaside may be a good place." 3. "Love's Conflict" (3-3 Moderato) by Tobani, until "At the house party." 4. "In the Glade" (2-4 Allegretto) Scherzando by Gruenwald, until "Father has had a relapse." 5. "Sempre Giovanni" Intermezzo, (2-4 Allegro, by Brooks. REEL II. 6. Continue "Sempre Giovanni" until "An ambitious hotel clerk." 7. "Bowl of Pansies" (4-4 Moderato) by Reynard, until "Early in the morning." 8. "Budding Roses," Valse Caprice, by Kretschmer, until "An hour later." 9. "Basket of Roses" (4-4 Moderato) by Albers, until "Somebody's drowning." 10. "Zigzag," Intermezzo, (2-4 Allegretto) by R. Ferber until end Reel 2. REEL III. 11. "Reverie" (4-4 Andante) by Vieuxtemp, until "Charles Fox, foreign representative." 12. Valse from Sympony in E minor by Tschaikowsky until "The last day of grace." 13. Hurry to action until "I'll get an officer." 14. "Chanson Joyeuse" (Allegro) by Ravina, until end. NESTOR— "The Night Cap" (Comedy) 1. "/ Called You My Sweetheart" (Popular medley waltz). 2. "Some-' where On Broadway" (Popular Trot) until end. JOKER— "Why They Left Home". . (Com.) 1. "Joker March," by Lake. 2. "The Road That Leads To Love," (Popular hit) until end. JOKER — "Busting Into Society" ... (Com.) 1. "Folle Extase," Waltz. 2. "Love Is So Fickle," (Popular Waltz) until end. BISON — "Jungle Treachery" (2 Reels) 1. "Rosemary," Reverie, by Barton, until "Bettv Briggs, a child of nature." 2. "Alita" by Losey, until "Bob heads an expedition." 3. "Souvenir" by Drdla, until "I'm going to take a stroll," etc. 4. "Dramatic Tension" by Winkler, (Watch shots) until "When twilight spreads its glory." 5. "Romance" by Morse, until end of Reel 1. REEL II. 6. "Dramatic Tension No. 1" by Ascher, until "Lookout for the natives." 7. "Moderato Agitato" by Becker, until "The Englishmen have come back." 8. "The Tempest" (A long hurry) by Lake, (Watch explosion) until "I want Betty." 9. "Longing," by Bendix, until end. L-KO — "P rops. Drops and Flops" (2-Reel Comedy). 1. "Sliding Jim," (A Rag), by Losey. 2. "Who's Who," (Popular One-Step) until end of Reel 1. REEL II. 3. "Naughty Naughty", (Popular One-Step). 4. "Jazz Band," (Popular Rag) by Lake, until end.