Loew's Aldine Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - July 12, 1926 LOEW'S ALDINE Newsette Vol. II     Pittsburgh, Pa., July 12th, 1928 "The Other Woman's Story" With a Great Cast and Coon-Sanders Night Hawks Featured Next Week A CAREFULLY balanced mystery plot is one of the most fascinating themes of literature and drama. So deep is the mystery woven in "The Other Woman's Story", the feature screen attraction to be shown next week that it is guaranteed to balk the sleuthing instincts of any motion picture audience. The thread of the story hinges upon a murder that has come as the startling climax to a sensational divorce case. The plot is based on an actual case that startled America. A rapid fire story is carried throughout the entire film. It has its setting for the most part in one of the most realistic courtroom scenes ever constructed for a motion picture. John Goodrich, who wrote "My Lady's Lips", a crook story which achieved considerable popularity several months ago, wrote the screen version of "The Other Woman's Story" from the novel by Peggy Gaddis. It is probably the first picture to be produced in which the "other woman" has the sympathetic side of the story. Featured in the case are Alice Calhoun, Robert Frazer, Helen Lee Worthing and Mahlon Hamilton. "This is Station KYW, Chicago!" How many radio fans throughout the country have listened for these call letters, knowing that they would hear one of the famous dance and radio orchestras in the country, the Coon-Sanders Original Night Hawks, who will be featured next week as the principal stage attraction. They come direct from the Ballroom at the exclusive Hotel Congress, Chicago. This popular band is known nation wide, and has made many Victor Phonograph records. It originated in Kansas City, and has since toured all over the country, appearing in the finest vaudeville theatres, cafes and ballrooms. "Careful Please", one of the funniest of the late comedies, Loew's Concert Orchestra, Topics of the Day, Organlogue and News film complete the program. Week Beginning Monday, July 19th B. P. Schulberg presents The OTHER WOMAN'S STORY Directed by B.F. Stanley PREFERRED PICTURES With Alice Calhoun, Robert Frazier, Helen Lee Worthing, Mahlon Hamilton and David Torrence ON THE STAGE COON -- SANDERS ORIGINAL NIGHTHAWKS Orchestra of Radio Fame The Irresistible Victor Record Artists By Request -- "Charleston the World Over" overture by Loew's Concert Orchestra, Gilbert C. Friar, Conductor MAYER PRESS   (Union Label)   PITTSBURGH, PA   Loew's Aldine PROGRAM MARCUS LOEW LOEW'S ALDINE Operated in conjunction with the vast chain of Loew's Theatres extending from coast to coast. Marcus Loew . . . . . President Edward A. Schiller . . . . . Gen. Rep. Louis K. Sidney . . . . . Division Mgr. Executive Staff Walter S. Caldwell . . . . . Res. Mgr. A. E. Kochendoerfer . . . . . Pro. Mgr. Charles R. Katz . . . . . Asst. Mgr. Jack Loder . . . . . Director of Publicity Marie Getzel . . . . . Secretary Albert Hillger . . . . . Artist Loew's Orchestra Gilbert C. Friar, Conductor Julian Kolkebeck . . . . . Asst. Directory Wm. (William) Loesel . . . . . Concert Master Henry Heinen . . . . . Librarian Organists Cyril I. Guthoerl -- Josef de Otto Technical Production Staff Fred Madeabach     George Carey     George Hausman     Joseph Flynn     Herman L. Katz Information Ladies Parlor: Orchestra floor to left on entering -- Mezzanine floor to left on entering. Check Room on Mezzanine. Phones -- Atlantic 6370 - 6371 Performances from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.  De Luxe shows  1:30 - 3:30 - 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. $250 in cash to the person who suggests the most appropriate name for the New Pittsburgh Loew Theatre. FAMOUS ORCHESTRA HERE NEXT WEEK FAR above the general run of dance orchestras in the country, there are a very few select jazz bands, which by reason of talent, cleverness and originality stand out prominently in public popularity. They represent the elite of the orchestral world and are known not only in a particular city but everywhere throughout the country. In this select class is the super syncopating ensemble known as Coon-Sanders Original Night Hawks, coming to Loew's Aldine next week. Of triple fame are these musical Night Hawks. Originally instituted at the Night Hawk club in Kansas City, for many years they were a feature of night life in that city. Their reputation as a remarkable dance orchestra became established. They have played in the finest hotels, cafes, theatres, and ballrooms in the country, including Young's Million Dollar Pier in Atlantic City and the exclusive Hotel Congress, Chicago. And besides achieving unusual popularity as a dance organization, the Coon-Sanders aggregation is just as widely known for its many Victor photograph records, and as a splendid entertaining radio orchestra. Loew's Aldine Program PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 12th Unit No. 1 - OVERTURE Selections from "La Boheme" -- Puccini LOEW'S CONCERT ORCHESTRA Gilbert C. Friar Conducting (1:21 - 7:02 - 9:09) Unit No. 2 - LOEW'S ALDINE NEWS Minute Views of Current Events (11:35 - 1:14 - 3:26 - 5:27 - 7:07 - 9:14) Unit No. 3 - ORANGOGUE "Ting-A-Ling" Played by "Cyril" (1:24 - 3:31 - 7:12 - 9:19) Unit No. 4 - LOEW'S TOPICS OF THE DAY Enjoy Them to the Tune of "What Good is 'Good' Morning" (11:45 - 1:28 - 3:35 - 5:32 - 7:16 - 9:23) Unit No. 5 - PRESENTING THE FOUR FOOTLOOSE FOOLS Eccentric Dancers (1:30 - 3:37 - 5:32 - 7:16 - 9:23) Unit No. 6 - LOEW'S ALDINE TOURS Novelty Film (11:47 - 1:38 - 3:45 - 5:34 - 7:26 - 9:33) Unit No. 7 - Presenting SISSLE AND BLAKE Stars and Writers of "Shuffle along" and "Chocolate Dandies" (1:45 - 3:52 - 7:33 - 9:41) Unit No. 8 - Feature Presentation "THE PLASTIC AGE" With Clara Bow and Donald Keith (11:34 - 2:00 - 4:07 - 5:41 - 7:48 - 9:56) Unit No. 9 - LOEW'S ALDINE COMEDY Walter Heirs in "Wireless Lizzy" (11:20 - 12:59 - 3:05 - 5:12 - 6:46 - 8:53) Unit No. 10 - ORGAN EXIT "My Pal Jerry" Played by "Cyril" Entire Program Produced Under the Personal Supervision of LOUIS K. (SID) SIDNEY Program Subject to Change at Discretion of Management. Wurlitzer Pianos User Exclusively CHANEY PUTS OUT HIS EYE "Putting out an eye" was Lon Chaney's daily task during the filming of "The Road to Mandalay", his new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vehicle coming to Loew's Aldine during the week of July 26th. Every day the actor applied a chemical to his eyeball which created a white film over it, giving the bizarre effect of a man with one eye destroyed by a knife-lash. This gruesome makeup is one of the greatest effects he has ever obtained in the way of illusion. Lois Moran, Owen Moore, Henry B. Walthall, Kamiyama Sojin and other notable players appear in the vivid new Oriental mystery drama, which Tod Browning, creator of "The Unholy Three" directed. JOIN THE WJAS LOEW'S MOVIE CLUB Broadcasting From Pickering's Station every Tuesday Evening At 10 p.m. SID SAYS Coon-Sanders Night Hawks next week; no dancer can resist the melodious rythms (sic) poured forth by this peppy, youthful and versatile aggregation. About thirty-two per cent of the radio fans who tuned in on the WJAS Loew Movie Club program last Tuesday evening were able to determine when Waring's Pennsylvanians were actually playing and when the Orthophonic was radio casting. Marcus Loew just returned from a trip abroad. If there is anything new in the European theatres necessary to present better entertainment -- you can bet Mr. Loew will equip the new Loew Theatre, now under construction in Pittsburgh, with whatever it might be. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios have signed Lon Chaney to a new long term contract it was announced last week by Irving G. Thalberg, Culver City studio executive. Chaney's latest picture "The Road to Mandalay" will be shown on our screen the week beginning Monday, July 26th. S'long    SID. More Information on the Loew's Aldine Theatre... The Loew's Aldine Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified June 25, 2019