City Lights   1930   1931   1932   next   previous

City Lights Clippings 221/387

Film Daily, New York, February 12, 1931.

Two City Lights Stills, The Tramp by the River

& Broadway at 43rd Street, New York, circa 1925,

Museum of the City of New York, drawing

& Cohan Theatre, exterior by day, New York, 1911,

wikipedia

& This great world wide song hit now has both french and english lyrics

      Over There

      Words and Music by Geo. M. Cohan, published

by Leo. Feist Inc. New York

& Cohan Theatre, seating chart, New York, The Wanamaker

Diary 1918, Theater Print Collection

„When they see the crowds swarming“

Editorial content. „Along the Rialto

      with Phil M. Daly.“ (...) 

      „Wonder how these B. I. P. fellers feel when they see

the crowds swarming into their recently vacated George Cohan

theatre to see City Lights?... there were lots of empty

seats when they showed the British-mades, but now Charlie

is turning ‘em away... grabbing a Broadway house to

show your product doesn‘t mean anything... you gotta have

the product...“ (...)

     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.  

      The B. I. P. (British International Picture) productions

      shown at the Cohan were Young Woodley, Atlantic and Murder.

Redaktioneller Inhalt

   City Lights  1930   1931   1932   next   previous