Loew's Aldine Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - March 9, 1925 Loew's Aldine Theatre 954 Liberty Ave. The proper presentation of the photo-dramatic art LOEW'S ALDINE Loew's Aldine Theatre is Operating in Conjunction with the vast chain of Loew Theatres extending from Coast to Coast. LOUIS K. SIDNEY     Managing Director WALTER S. CALDWELL     Resident Manager PROGRAM WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, MAR. 9, 1925 Unit 4. (sic) "OVERTURE" James A. Fitzpatrick presents the fifth of his MUSIC MASTER SERIES  "CHOPIN" LOEW'S ALDINE CONCERT ORCHESTRA Gilbert C. Friar, conductor Julian Kolkebeck, associate conductor Unit 2. "LOEW'S MINUTE VIEWS OF CURRENT NEWS" National Events of Interest. Unit 3. CROSSWORD PUZZLE NOVELTY" Match your wits with the professional humorist. Unit 4. Presenting the Popular Songbird ANN GRAY with her Harp Next Week JOHNNY HINES -- IN PERSON And In "THE SPEED SPOOK" Program Subject to Change at Discretion of Management   Unit 5. "LOEW'S ALDINE COMEDY" FELIX THE CAT in "FELIX TRIES TO REST" Unit 6. "LOEW'S ATMOSPHERIC PROLUGUE" Presenting JOHN C. QUINLAN Celebrated Australian Tenor Direct from the New York Musical Comedy Success "MADAME POMPADOUR" Unit 7. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents "The GREAT DIVIDE" The Picture, Adapted From the Greatest of Stage Plays, the Whole Nation Has Been Waiting To See. WITH AN EXCEPTIONALLY POWERFUL CAST Ruth Jordan Alice Terry Stephen Ghent Conway Tearle "Dutch" Wallace Beery Philip Jordan Huntley Gordon Dr. Winthrop Newbury Allan Forrest "Shorty" George Cooper Polly Jordan ZaSu Pitts From the Stage Play by William Vaughn Moody Entire Program Produced under the Person Supervision of  LOUIS K. SIDNEY TECHNICAL PRODUCTION STAFF George HausmanJoseph Flynn A. E. KochendoerferFred Maderbach Next Week PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF JOHNNY HINES Drinking Fountains Extreme Right of Foyer, Also on Mezzanine Floor Next Week Beginning Monday, March 16, 1925 ANOTHER BIG SUPER-ALDINE PROGRAM JOHNNY HINES The Mirth-Making Comedy King IN PERSON And In  "The Speed Spook" The most spectacular automobile race ever filmed; the most extraordinary plot of pathos, pep and politics, and the funniest combination of action and thrills ever presented in one picture. ON THE STAGE LOUISE LORING The Popular Soprano IN A GORGEOUS ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE MAX SILVERMAN Famous Violinist Phone: Smithfield 2337 Wurlitzer Piano Used Exclusively EXHIBITORS PROGRAM CO., PGH., PA. 28 More Information on the Loew's Aldine Theatre... The Loew's Aldine Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified September 5, 2011