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Variety, New York, June 4, 1930.

Pantages (at the right side), exterior by day, view looking west

down Hollywood Boulevard from the intersection

with Argyle Avenue, Los Angeles, 1936, Water and Power

& Forward view of the auditorium (Note the piano

location) – Pantages, Los Angeles

(...) Hollywood‘s newest temple of its own art – the Pantages,

Exhibitors Herald-World, Aug. 30, 1930

& Here and There: Charles Chaplin, Al Lewis, Philips

Holmes, Flo Ziegfield, Guthrie McClintic, Martin Brown at the

opening of the new Pantages theater.

(...) Latest Hollywood Happenings

Coast Wire Service, A Little from „Lots“ By Ralph Wilk,

Film Daily, New York, June 10, 1930

& Sound Cravers Bare Chaplin‘s Songbird Soul

      By FLORABEL MUIR.

      Hollywood, June 9. – Charlie Chaplin is giving

in just a little at a time, to be sure, but giving in, nevertheless,

to the demand for sound.

(...) Daily News, New York, June 10, 1930

„Chaplin will demand 40 per cent for his end“

Editorial content. „Chaplin‘s 60-40 Terms

      And Talker Opinion

                                      Hollywood, June 2.

      Charlie Chaplin‘s all-silent picture, City Lights, will be

released on straightaway 60-40 sharing terms,

it is said. Chaplin will demand 40 per cent for his end.

He has been quoted as stating a belief that City

Lights will be a blow against talkers.“

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