Moving Picture Weekly (1916)

-THE MOVING PICTURE WEEXLY -4J Musical Setting for "Straight Shooting" Butterfly Production apMMtrb^t%i^„.eom pU" Letter "T" Indicate*— Title ur Sub-Title — For Change of Music "S" .Scene " ■• " •• Theme— "ILLUSION," Intermezio (2-4 Moderato) by Bustanohj. BUB-TITLES Opening Joan, the Homestead er's Daughter TIME 3 Minutes 2 Minutes T Danny Morgan a Puncher 2 Mln. & 00 Sec. T You Boys Wait for Orders 1 Mln. & 25 Sec. T They Say He's Hani; in' Around, etc. .. 1 Min. & 20 Sec. T The Buckhorn Bar.. 1 Mln & 40 Sec. T Not Far From Town, etc 2 Min & 10 Sec. Western Moderato by Bach Repeat Theme Piano Solo, improvise to action The Eagle (A Western Episode) bv Bendix Storm Furioso Forest Whispers( Mor<-eau Characteristic) by Losey Note: Tympany Rolls during exterior storm scenes. T Cheyenne Harry Arrives at Diablo 1 Min. A: 15 Sec S Interior of Barroom. ;4 Min. & 5 Sec NAME OF COMPOSITIONS Woodland Whispers (Characteristic) by Czlbulka Canzonctta (Allegretto Moderato) by Godard Theme T Even at Drinking, etc. S The Fight 3 Minutes 3 Min. A 20 s, Velva Dramatic Overture i by Relsslger Hurry to action SIR TITLES War On the Settlers' Started One of Flint's Killing The Second Day of Hostilities Old Man Being Carried Into House. . . TIME 3 Minutes 45 Seconds 5 Minutes 3 Minutes Interior of Barroom. 1 Min. A 20 Sec Tell Flint Him and Me, etc 3 Mln. A 45 Sec. Roth Men with Rifles 2 Min. A 45 Sec. Shots Are Fired 5 Seconds After Shots 1 Mln. A 20 Sec. That Night the Cattlemen 2 Min. A 15 Sec. Flint and His Men Are Coming o Minutes Shots Are Fired 4 Min. A 30 Sec. After the Fight -• Min. A 40 Sec. On the First Day of Freedom ti Min. A 25 See NAME OF IMPOSITIONS Serenade i Dramatic Moderato) by Widor Theme Continue to action At Sunset (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 i4-4 Andante Moderato) by Barnard Theme Musical Setting for "The Charmer" Bluebird Pir-Tiirja Specially selected and compiled riciure M. ulDk,,r. Letter "T" Indicates— Title or Sub-Title— For Change of Mu-ie "S" Scene " " •• Theme— "KOMANC'K" (Andante Sostenuto) by Karganoff SUB-TITLES ( ipening T Charlotte Witney, etc. T On the Great White Way. etc T Here Is a Heal War Orphan T Home: I HaVI Hon,,. T Is Mrs. \v ult.n e J Home? .... T In Her New Home, Ambrosio, etc T The Whitney Home In Pantuckel T I Bel You're Afraid. T Are \ on a Real Prill ... 2 Mi„ & 10 Sec TIME NAME OF COMPOSITIONS 2 Min. \ 10 Sec Rustles of Spring (Dramatic Agitato) b y Sinding 2 Min. A 45 Sec. At Sunset (4-4 Moderato Grazioso) l> y Brewer 2 Min & 25 Sec Lanette ( Valse Lenle) by Henton -' Min. A 10 Sec. Debutante. Waltz, by Santclman 3 Minutes Reverie (4-4 Andante) by Vieu.v Temps :; Mln. .\ .:.", Sec. L'Adleu (Dramatic Melody) hv Favarger 5 Mill. \ 10 Sec Sweet .I.isuiine (Allegretto) in Bend is 2 Min. .\ 50 Sec Lea Sylphes ( Valse i hv Bendlx t Min .v 35 Sei Qroteaqae i Myaterloao) i>v Lake Theme Not. Watch for •Church Bella" important effect.' |K. TITLES Come :iKIi NAME OF ,..„, v „ COMPOSITIONS Will You Com e Again? 2 Minutes The Office of a Bpe dalist -Mi" * 25 Sec. Pens'ee.' tatermeuo (S S Two starved Little1 1",rS°) by ^TO Hearts J Mn & 25 Sc. Theme Serenade (3-4 Allegretto) by Chatnli! Automobile On Road Min. ft 25 Sec. Kouiauze Op 40 ill , ., . , Moderato) bj 1 Had a Fairy hoTU Princess, etc 4 Mln A lu Bee. Fain Tales (Charac /.i . i ». . . ... » „ , leristici by Komsak girl In Bed .. ...... Mln. ft 26 Sec Albumlear (4 1 And." Pantuckel Was Also, te) „_ Kretacbmet 4 Min. A: ta Se. Fantasia i Melodious . by Bach Awakening of Spring (4-4 Dramath an dante) bj Bach Mm .V 8 Theme etc. Why I Wrote Him a Letter \lmost Trial .... Had a 5 Miuu'ea GOLD ^1 \l Musical Setting for Universal Pictures Released in the Week of August 27th The Winning Pair". Ci K.) I.I I I 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. BJUCL II. 6. Continue "Sempre Giovannf until "An ambitious hotel clerk." 7. "Bowl ol ran ■• " (4 t Moderato) by Reynard, until "Early in the morning." 8. "Budding Bo ■ " Val price, by Kretschmer, until " \n hour later." !). "Basket m Ro i " ill Moderate) by Albers, until "Someowning." 10. '"/. termezzo, (2 1 Ulegretto) I ber until end Reel 2. KKEL 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. MsTOK— '■Tlif rflcbt C»|>" (OOBHOJ) 1. "/ CalUd > on My Sweetheart" (Popular medley waltz). 2. "Somewhere On Broadway" (Popular Trot) until end. ICthKU— ■«!,, Ihaj l.rfl llonir" (CODS.) l. "Joker March," by Lake. 2. "The li'und That Leads To Love," (Popular hit) until end. niKl R -"Rustlag lata x... iro i l. "Full, Etctase," Waltz 2 "J / So Fickle" (Popular Waltz) until end. Ill-UN— ".lmiK|p Tri*arhrr> " (1 ltwl») 1 "H irton, until "I a child of na ture " '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. KKKl. II. 6. "Dramatic Tension .Vo. 1" by her, until "Lookout for the na tives." 7. "Moderato Agitato" by ker, until "The Englishmen have come back." 8. "The Tern/*, long hurry) by Lake, (Watch explo ) until "I want Betty." 9. i." by Bendix, until end. I Ki> — • !• r i. p «. I) r o p h a n ti I 1 ,. |. »'■ H.,-1 („inr,h i 1 "Sh.lina Jim." (A Rag), by 2, "Who's Who," i Popular t)ne-step) until end of Reel l ICI I I. II 3. "Naughty Naughty", (Popular One-Step). 4. "Ja Band," ( Popu lar Rag) by Lake, until end.