The Moving Picture Weekly (1917-1919)

-THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY -41 Musical Setting for "Bondage" Bluebird Production Specially selected and compiled by M. Winkler. Letter "T" Indicates — Title or Sub-Title — i'or Change of Music "S" Scene Theme — "Nocturno In F" (3-4 Andante) by Krzyzanowski SUB-TITLES. Opening S Dancing Scene T Even Kilvert, He Had S Interior of Restaurant T Yes, I Smoke, and, ete T The Rest Followed Naturally S Interior of Restaurant T The Other Woman.. T Do You Care So Horribly ? T A Year Later TIME. 2 Minutes 1 Min. & 5 Sec. 2 Minutes 4 Minutes NAME OF COMPOSITIONS. Berceuse (Melodious Andante) by Jaerefelt Piano Solo improvise to action on dance music Theme Valse Lento by Schuett 3 Min. & 5 Sec.Melody (4-4 Moderato) | by Friml 2 Min. & 4# Sec. Serenade by Setiubert 2 Min. & 5 Sec.' Popular Waltz > Min. & 35 Sec.' Theme 3 Min. & 25 Sec.'Love Song (Dramatic) | by Flegier 3 Min. & 30 Sec. Lanette (Valse( by Henton SUB-TITLES. They Were Quietly Married ' For a While She Reveled Elinor Finally Conquered She Felt Under Curious Spell It Has All Been At My Expense TIME. 1 Min. & 5 Sec. 4 Min. & 15 Sec. 3 Min. & 25 Sec. 0 Min. & 40 Sec. 4 Min. & 45 Sec. Hello, I want Franceses Terror Possessed Her Lest T And Now It Had, etc. Elinor Near Mail Box Interior of Room T I Went To Stop That 3 Min. & 25 Sec. 4 Minutes ■i Min. & 40 Sec. 1 Min. & 10 Sec 3 Min. & 50 Sec I Min. & 10 See •sAME OF COMPOSITIONS. Organ improvise to action Theme Serenade (3-4 Moderato) by Chamiuade Violets (Waltz) b y Waldteufel Romanze Op. 40 (4-4 Moderato) by Beethoven Theme Broken Melody (Dramatic) by Van Biene Romance (2-4 Andante) by Karganoff Storm Furioso Serenade (4-4 Moderato) by Widor Theme Musical Setting for " Butterfly Production Specially selected and compiled by M. Winkler. Letter "T" Indicates — "S" " For Change of Music THEME — "EXTASE D'AMOIB" (3-4 Andante) by Koze Title or Sub-Title Scene SUB-TITLES. TIME. Opening 2 Min. & 15 Sec. T Back In the Old Pays 1 Min. & 30 Sec. T But the Life Was Hard 3 Min. & 10 Sec T I Told You All This J etc I 2 Minutes T Tom Had Lost Three' Weeks 3 Min. & 45 Sec Lady Ann Bobbett..,l Min. & 45 Sec. Will You Introduce Me to Castle? 5 Min. & 15 Sec T Ladies and Gentlemen— < T A Week Later Letter Shooting Nugget Nutch Decided, etc 1 Minute 3 Minutes 1 Min. & 30 Sec 3 Min. &'15 Sec Minutes NAME OF COMPOSITIONS. Sparklets (6-8 Moderato) by Miles Theme Longing Dramatic Andante) by Bendix A Western Episode (Characteristic) b y Trinkaus Odmiration (4-4 Moderato Grazioso) b y Jackson Western Moderato by Bach La Rose (3-4 Moderato Intermezzo by Ascher Continue PP Dramatic Tension by Winkler Dolorosa (4-4 Moderato) by Tobina Olympia (Heavy Dramatic Overture) by Ascher Lively Intermezzo to action SUB-TITLES. S Western Coach Arrived T Nugget Nutch Gathered That, etc S Masked Man Enters Saloon S Where Did You Get This Cbain? T Everybody Was Pleased T Long Before the Camp Awoke T Tom, I Think You've Struck Gold T Next Morning The Fight Cornered Naturally R a y n o r Tried, etc Ever Since, Gentlemen, etc TIME. 2 Min. & 45 Sec. 4 Minutes Min. & 25 Sec. Min. & 25 Sec. 4 Minutes 3 Minutes 45 Seconds G Minutes 35 Seconds Min. & 15 Sec 30 Seconds 3 Minutes NAME OF COMPOSITIONS. The Booster (A JUg) by Lake (Watch shots) Piano Solo improvise to action Hurry to action Theme L'Adieu (12-8 Dramatic) by Favarger Dramatic Tension No. 1 by Relssiger Piano improvise to action Finale from "Arielle" (Allegro) by Bach < Hurry to acti»n Theme Harry to actisn Dramatic Adagio b y Funck with ad. lib. Tympany Rolls Musical Settings for Films Released Week of October 15, 1917. GOLD SEAL— "The Taming of Lucy"(3K.) REEL I. 1. "Western Allegro" by Winkler, until "John Darner suddenly decided," etc. 2. "Intermezzo" (2-4 Presto) by Arenski, until "A month later." 3. "Cupid's Caress" (Valse Lento) by Roberts, until "The next morning." 4. "Melody" (Moderato) by Kretschmer, until "You must ask Isabel." 5. "Romance" by Karganoff. REEL II. 6. Continue "Cue No. 5," until "Do you still want me?" 7. "Intermezzo" (Allegretto) by Bohm, until "In Montana." 8. "Dolorosa" (Poeme D'Amour) by Tobani, until "The sun rises early." 9. "At Sunset" (Moderato) by Brewer, until "Night brought terror." 10. "Longing" (Dramatic Andante) by Bendix, until "The evening game." 11. "Abila" (Intermezzo) by Gruenwald. REEL III. 12. Continue "Cue No. 11," until "Won't you come in?" 13. Finale from "Ariele" (Allegro) by Bach, until "A washed-out road." 14. "Yelva" (Dramatic Overture) by Reissiger, until "I tried to make you happy." 15. "Legende" (Melody) by Friml, until end. NESTOR — "Wild and Woolly Women" (Comedy). 1. "Let's Rally" (Popular Song). 2. "Witching Hour" (Popular Trot) until end. STAR FEATL'RETTE — "The Cross-Eyed Submarine" (2 Reels) KEEL I. 1. "Le Secret" (Allegro Intermezzo) by Gautier. 2. "The Troup (Characteristic) by Eilenberg, until end. REEL II. 3. "Raindrops" (Allegro Intermezzo) by Saumell. 4. "La Rose" (3-4 Intermezzo) by Ascher, until. end. JOKER — "Who Done It?" (Comedy) 1. "Just You" (Popular Waltz). 2. "The Girl You Can't Forget" (Popular Waltz). VICTOR— "When Lis Lw«s Laose". . (6«m.) 1. "Sliding Jim" (Rag) by Losey. 2. "The Booster" (Rag) by Lake, until end. JOKER — "The Jazz Bo" (Comedy) 1. "Jazz Band" (Popular Trot). 2. "Cyclone In Darktown" (Rag) by Barnard, until end. BISON— "The Temple of Terror". .. (2-R.) REEL I. 1. "Lunita Intermezzo" by Loraine, until "Out of the Desert." 2. "Creepy Creeps" (Mysterioso) by Tyler, until "The Mumy expedition." 3. "Evening Breeze Idyl" (Allegretto) by Langey, until "Put him into the den." 4. "Olympia" (Dramatic Overture) by Ascher. until end. reel ii. 5. "Rustles of Spring" (Dramatic Agitato) by Sinding, until "You have seen the lions' den." 6. "Erl King" (Dramatic Agitato) by Schubert, until "The fight." 7. Long Hurry to action, until "After the fight." 8. "The Vampire" (A dramatic theme) by Sol. P. Levy, until end.