City Lights 1930 1931 1932 next previous
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Film Daily, New York, September 3, 1930.
Joseph Schenck, signed card, undated, Jew of the Week
& Aladdin at United Artists Studio
Recording room. The second theatre occupies the second floor.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald-World, Jan. 5, 1929
& FETE NOTED WRITER. Samuel Goldwyn, United Artists
producer, and his guests at a luncheon in honor of
Emil Ludwig, German author, in Hollywood. Left to right: Darryl
Zanuck, Herr Ludwig, Eddie Cantor, Mr. Goldwyn,
Dr. A. H. Gianini and Joseph M. Schenck.
(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Oct. 28, 1933
& HOME AGAIN. Are these United Artisans,
after a European sojourn. From the left: Darryl F. Zanuck,
production vice-president of 20th Century; Joseph M.
Schenck, president of that firm and U. A., and Douglas Fairbanks,
star of London Film‘s „Private Life of Don Juan.“
(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Aug. 25, 1934
& Joseph Schenck Sees Advantages in Wide Film
Certain Number of Silents
Favored by Head of United Artists (...)
He expects that Charlie Chaplin‘s „City Lights“ will be ready
for release about Jan. 1,
(...) Film Daily, Sept. 30, 1930
& Charlie Chaplin has finished „City Lights“ and is now
synchronizing it.
(...) Film Daily, Oct. 2, 1930
& Charles Chaplin has finished „City Lights“ and is now
synchronizing it.
(...) Hollywood Gossip By RAY MURRAY, Exhibitors Daily
Review and Motion Picture Today, Oct. 9, 1930
„At the Rivoli, New York“
Editorial content. „Future Rivoli Bookings
Eddie Cantor‘s Whoopee is slated to follow Monte Carlo
at the Rivoli, New York. Subsequent bookings for this
house have Harold Lloyd‘s Feet First, scheduled to follow
the Cantor film, and Charlie Chaplin‘s City Lights, set
to come in after the Lloyd special.“ (...)
City Lights will have its New York premiere Feb. 6, 1931
at the George M. Cohan Theatre.
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