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Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, June 15, 1919.
& McVickers Theatre, exterior by day,
marquee unreadable,Chicago, undated, detail
& McVickers Theatre, entrance, marquee
Mrs. Wallace Reid in „Human Wreckage,“ Chicago
(...) Exhibitors Herald, Jan. 5, 1924
& McVickers Theatre, auditorium with stage viewed
from balcony, Chicago
– McVicker‘s auditorium, Chicago, showing broad sweep
of the balcony and mezzanine boxes. The house
has been so designed that even from the side seats down
stairs and in front of the balcony the projection
is not distorted and a clear view of the screen and stage
is enjoyed.
(...) Photo by Chicago Architectural Photographing Company,
Motion Picture News, May 26, 1923
& NOW PLAYING (...)
McVICKERS (...) RIALTO (...)
Charlie Chaplin
In His Long-Awaited Comedy
His Supreme Comedy Triumph
„SUNNYSIDE“
And Big Continuous Vaudeville Show (...)
RANDOLPH (...)
NOW ALSO
Charlie Chaplin in
„SUNNYSIDE“
The Above Are The Only Theaters Where You Can See
Charlie Chaplin‘s Newest Comedy
(...) Chicago Tribune, June 16, 1919
„Temperature Always 70 Deg“
Advertisement. „CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In His Long Awaited, Very Latest Comedy,
,Sunnyside‘
First Time Seen
Beginning Tomorrow
All This Week
At
Jones, Linick & Schaefer‘s
McVICKER‘S
and
RIALTO
11 A. M. – Continuous – 11 P. M.
And Big Vaudeville Show
Temperature Always 70 Deg.“
McVicker‘s Theatre, 25 West Madison Street, Chicago.
Rialto Theatre, 336 South State Street, Chicago.
Randolph Theatre, 14-16 West Randolph Street, Chicago.
Sunnyside is released by First National June 15, 1919.
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