Shoulder Arms   1914   1918   next   previous

Shoulder Arms Clippings 189/246

Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia, January 21, 1919.

Lyceum Theatre, exterior by night, marquee The LEOPARD

LADY, electric sign Al Jolson in „THE JAZZ SINGER, Sydney, 1928, skyscrapercity.com

& FLASH LIGHT VIEW OF SPENCER‘S LYCEUM

PICTURE THEATRE AT SYDNEY, N. S. W –

Lyceum Theatre, auditorium with balcony, Sydney

(...) Australian News Budget, Film Index, Aug. 13, 1910

& Lyceum Theatre, auditorium with screen, Sydney,

before 1918, skyscrapercity.com

& Closes Chaplin Deal

      William Vogel, of the Vogel Productions, has just closed

a contract for the Charlie Chaplin-First National

pictures, with one of the largest companies of Australia,

whereby Chaplin pictures will be seen in almost

all countries in the far East.

(...) Wid‘s Daily, Dec. 3, 1918

& At the time of writing Charlie Chaplin‘s „Shoulder Arms“

is breaking all attendance records in four of the

continuous Sydney theatres under the direction of Union

Theatres, Ltd. Anticipating big business, the

management arranged the screening of the picture

at the four houses, but even then hundreds

of people have had to wait for later sessions, full houses

being the rule at every screening.

(...) Records in Sydney theatres. By Thomas S. Imric, Sydney, Australia, Moving Picture World, March 22, 1919

„CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „SHOULDER ARMS“

Advertisement. „THE NEW LYCEUM.“ (...)

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „SHOULDER ARMS.“

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „SHOULDER ARMS.“

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „SHOULDER ARMS.“

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „SHOULDER ARMS.“ (...)

      „Chaplin starts 11.30 a. m., 1.30, 3.30, 5.30,

7.15, and 8.50 p. m.“

      Lyceum Theatre, 214 Pitt Street, Sydney.

Anzeige

 Shoulder Arms   1914   1918   next   previous