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Exhibitors Herald and Motion Picture World, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1928.

The Circus Scene with Betty Morrissey in the role

of the magician‘s disappearing girl – here with a cop who

is chasing the tramp.

& LOOK AT CHARLIE

      Recognize him? It‘s Charlie Chaplin, to be sure –

as seen in a movie reel produced by the „distortograph“ from

a single ordinary photo of  the fun-making king.

(...) Photo Copyright H. G. Ponting, Daily Herald,

Provo, Utah, Jan. 8, 1928

& A Flatbush Girl Makes Good With Chaplin‘s

The Circus In Charlie Chaplin‘s new United Artists comedy,

The Circus, which opens at a midnight

performance at the Mark Strand Theatre tonight, Betty

Morrissey will be seen in the role of the

disappearing girl. She is the circus magician‘s subject.

(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Jan. 8, 1928

& Charlot Returns

      Charlie Chaplin, whose art has been idle since „The

Gold Rush,“ may now be seen in his latest film, „The Circus,“

at the Strand Theater, Manhattan.

(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Jan. 8, 1928

& Mark Strand (...)

      At Regular Mark Strand Prices

      Charlie Chaplin

      In the Greatest Picture of His Entire Career

      The Circus

Mark Strand Symphony Orch.

Doors Open at 10.30 a. m. Sunday at Noon

(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Jan. 8, 1928

„A gala midnight performance“

Editorial content. „The Circus, Charles Chaplin‘s first

film comedy since August, 1925, will have its world premiere

showing at the Mark Strand theatre at a gala midnight

performance next Friday. In honor of Mr. Chaplin the performance

will be attended by stage and screen celebrities paying

tribute to the comedian‘s first picture in more than two years.“

      Strand Theatre, 1579 B‘way (at 47th St.), New York.

      The Circus is released by United

      Artists in New York January 6, 1928.

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