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Moving Picture World, New York, November 27, 1915.

A Night in the Show Scenes

& Calo, exterior by day, Chicago

(...) Moving Picture World, March 10, 1917

& Bruce C. (photographer), Calo (The Brown Elephant), exterior

by day, Chicago, Sept. 10, 2011, Cinema Treasures

& David Zornig (upload), Calo Theatre, exterior by day, Chicago,

circa 1916, Cinema Treasures

& Chaplin is still very much on the carpet with the picture-going

public, despite the many and strong attempts

to ,shove him under.‘ Supporters of the boycotting policy

of the Exhibitors‘ Association have found a temporary

expedient for satiating public taste while at the same time

„starving“ the Essanay Company. Old successes

of Chaplin, both with Keystone and the Chicago house, are being carefully renovated, and in some cases are fetching

extraordinary prices for second-hand stuff. A suburban manager

stated the other day that he had arrangements in hand

for the supply to his circuit of one rejuvenated Chaplin a week

for two years ahead.

(...) Moving Picture World, Nov. 27, 1915

„Supplemented by Charlie Chaplin´s A Night in the Show“

Editorial content. „Chicago News Letter

      By Jas. S. McQuade:

      The Calo theater, the new house at Clark street and

      Balmoral avenue, was opened Saturday evening, November 20,

      with Theda Bara in Carmen as the attraction, supplemented   

      by Charlie Chaplin´s A Night in the Show. The Calo

      is owned by the Ascher brothers, and seats 1,000 people.

      It is a handsome modern house and the pictures are

      accompanied by orchestral music and a large pipe organ.“

      Calo Theater, 5404 North Clark Street, Chicago.

      Film Year Book 1927, Theaters: Chicago (Population

      3,048,000), Calo Theater, Seating Capacity 880.

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