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Motion Picture News, New York, April 19, 1919.

& Strand, exterior by day, marquee Third Floor Back, Omaha

(...) Moving Picture World, Aug. 3, 1918

& THE CHRISTIE comedy, „That Son of a Sheik,“ was given

equal prominence with feature during run at Strand

theatre, Omaha. A noteworthy example of proper comedy

exploitation. 

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Oct. 21, 1922

& TODAY-MON-TUES-WED

      TWO STARS-TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS (...)

      Dorothy Dalton

      in

      „HARD BOILED“ (...)

      Also showing the King of all „Fun Makers“

     in one of his best – more to follow

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN

      „A NIGHT AT THE SHOW“

      This is the first of a series of Strand Selected Comedy,

to be presented at this theatre. This will include many

of the comedies from which Mr. Chaplin has won world fame

as a pantomimist. It is the opinion of the Strand

management that good pictures, like good books, increase

in value as time goes on. In showing these comedies

it is intended as a tribute to the permanent value of well-made

motion pictures.

      ALSO PATHE NEWS

      Strand

      Direction of A. H. Blank

      HEAR HARRY H. SILVERMANS STRAND

      SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

(...) Omaha Daily Bee, Omaha, Nebraska, March 23, 1919

„Result is a hundred per cent display“

Editorial content. „WE have printed so much here about saving

the material that you get and about taking advantage

of what others are doing that we are basing the main things

that we have to say about Arthur G. Stolte‘s

advertisement of the Strand theatre, Omaha, right on that point.

      He has used one of the suggestions from the

Paramount press book in announcing the Dorothy Dalton

picture and then when he comes along to the

Chaplin announcement he has employed the line of heads

that were sent out by First National in connection with

A Dog‘s Life and then he has worked in the statement used

by Dr. Riesenfeld in making the announcement

of the revival of the Chaplin-Essanay product. Result is a

hundred per cent display.“ (...)

      Strand, South 18th Street and Farnam Street, Omaha.

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