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INS, News-Journal, Mansfield, Ohio, February 1, 1931.

Los Angeles Theatre, auditorium with stage and screen, Los

Angeles, undated, Big Orange Landmarks

& Los Angeles Theatre, stage and screen, Los Angeles,

undated, Big Orange Landmark 

& Harry Myers and Charles Chaplin in „City Lights.“

(...) Photo, New York Times, Feb. 1, 1931.

      Same photo and caption in Los Angeles Times, Feb. 1, 1931.

& The Show Place of the City

      Los Angeles

      Theatre UnusuaL (...)

      Prices

      Daily

50c until 1:00 p. m.

65 c, 1:00 to 5:30 p. m.

($1.00 Reserved Seats matinees)

75c, 5:30 p. m. until closing.

($1.50 Reserved Seats night shows)

25c – Children All Times – 25c

      Sat., Sunday, Holidays

65c until 12:00 Noon

75c, noon until closing

$1.00 Loges

$1.50 Reserved Seats

      The Ultimate in Entertainment!

      Charlie Chaplin

      in

       „City Lights“

      Never before and perhaps never

again such a comedy-drama.

      Cecil B. De Mille says:

      ,My ribs are sore; my eyes are red. I have never

laughed so in a theatre!‘

      Shows continuous

9:30 a. m. until midnight

      Box Office opens daily at 9:00 a. m.

      Phone TRinity 2333

      Independently owned and operated by H. L. Gumbiner

(...) Ad, Los Angeles Times, Feb. 4, 1931

& JACK OAKIE and Frances Dee were seen driving along

Hollywood Boulevard in Jack‘s new roadster. The chauffeur was

parked in the rumble seat.

(...) Film Gossip of the Month, Modern Screen, Feb. 1931

      Jack Oakie will play 1940 in Chaplin‘s Great Dictator.

& Chaplin, the supreme pantomimist of them all,

is peculiarly ageless. But Doug and Mary both must feel that

the time in which they can give the old illusions is limited.

And even Gloria must sometimes wonder, in the watches of the

night, where she will be five years from now.

(...) Motion Picture, Feb. 1931

      Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson.

& „TIMES“ Theater Guide

      Motion Pictures

Los Angeles, Broadway near Sixth

      „City Lights.“ An intriguing silent picture, with Charles Chaplin

at his best and fine performances by the rest of the cast.

(...) Los Angeles Times, Feb. 2, 1931

& Los Angeles – Population 1,233,830

(...) Los Angeles Theatre Seating Capacity 2200

(...) Film Daily Year Book 1931

„A galaxy of famous actors and actresses“

Editorial content. „Chaplin‘S RETURN

      TO SCREEN CALLED SUCCESS

      Comedian‘s First Picture

      In Two Years Lauded

      By International News Service

      LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 31 – Critic today were loud

in their praise of City Lights, the first picture which

Charlie Chaplin, screen comedian, has made in two years.

      The picture opened at the new Los Angeles

theater and it was a gala event.

      Chaplin‘s personal guests included Prof. Albert Einstein,

noted German scientist, and a galaxy of famous

actors and actresses.“

      INS, International News Service.

     The world premiere of City Lights takes place in Los Angeles

      January 30, 1931 at the Los Angeles Theatre.

      Los Angeles Theatre, 615 South Broadway (between

      6th and 7th Streets), Los Angeles.

      City Lights opens in New York February 6, 1931

      at the Cohan Theatre.

      George M. Cohan Theatre, 1482 Broadway (between

      42nd and 43rd Streets), New York.

    

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