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Film Daily, New York, October 17, 1930.

Guess Who? Filmland‘s Celebrities Modeled in Clay

by Caricaturist (Henry) Major (...)

      The gentleman in the derby, imitating „The Old Woman

in a Show,“ is easy, being other than Charlie Chaplin.

(...) Photo, Los Angeles Times, Oct. 12, 1930

& Hollywood Premiere

      Resumes Pre-Depression Glory (...) Conditions reminiscent

of those lustrous nights prior to October, 1929, when

no week was a social success without its Hollywood premiere

prevailed at the opening, July 29th, of „Anthony Adverse“

at the Carthay Circle theatre, Los Angeles.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Aug. 8, 1936

& Nowadays the list of celebrities at a Hollywood first-night

reads like the program for an Equity benefit.

The Celluloid City has become more like New York

than New York itself. – Carhay Circle, exterior

by night, marquee „4 Devils“ Janet Gaynor, Los Angeles.

(...) Photo, Photoplay, Oct. 1929

& Fred Miller‘s handsome Carthay Circle Theatre,

Los Angeles, Cal. a house said to be going „great guns“

under the efficient management of Mr. Miller.

Note the decorations on curtain and sides commemorating

the days when the „forty-niners“ settled in California.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Nov. 27, 1926

& SUNRISE (...)

      Smashes records (...) in Carthay Circle Theatre Los Angeles

(...) Ad, Film Daily, Jan. 19, 1928

& A Fox Movietone Production

      YOU DAREN‘T MISS IT –

      A dazzler ... you‘ll enjoy plenty of laughs .. Messrs.

De Sylva, Brown and Henderson and Director

David Butler ... step right up and take one of the biggest bows

of the season ... there is good, reliable El Brendel

for the fun ... premiere comment and applause ... testify as to

its exceptional interest,“ says Edwin Schallert of Los

Angeles Times.

      De Sylva, Brown

      Henderson‘s

JUST IMAGINE (...)

      Fox CARTHAY CIRCLE

(...) Ad, Los Angeles Evening Express, Oct. 13, 1930.

      Also in Los Angeles Times, Oct. 13, 1930.

„Arriving at the Carthay Circle“

Editorial content. „Our Passing Show:“ (...)

      „Charlie Chaplin, Joe Schenck and Artie Stebbins

arriving at the Carthay Circle to attend the opening

of Just Imagine.“

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