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New York Times, New York, January 8, 1928.

Strand Theatre, exterior by day, sign Errol

Flynn, Anita Louise in „Green Light,“ New York, 1937,

Works Progress Administration

& Strand Theatre, exterior by day, New York

(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, May 11, 1918

& Strand Theatre, exterior by day, New York

(...) Photo, Film Daily, Dec. 3, 1922, detail

& Strand Theatre, exterior by night, New York, April 11, 1914

(it‘s the opening night, notabene)

& This wagon and automobile in the foreground of the Mark

Strand theatre, New York, were used to exploit

„The Crackerjack“ (C. C. Burr) during the run of the picture.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, July 25, 1925

& Strand Theatre, exterior by night, New York

(...) Photo, Wid‘s Daily, Dec. 19, 1920

& A front view of the marquise of the Mark Strand theatre,

New York City, carrying the trade mark and slogan

of this popular Broadway playhouse, the pioneer de luxe

picture theatre in this country. The marquise

is of bronze. An upright sign is mounted above the canopy –

marquee William Boyd in Dress Parade Bessie Love.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Nov. 3, 1928

& Strand Theatre, exterior by night, marquee Charlie

Chaplin in „A Dog‘s Life,“ New York

(...) Photo, Motography, May 11, 1918

& Strand Theatre, exterior by day, New York

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, June 20, 1925

& Strand Theatre, auditorium with stage

and boxes, New York

(...) Photo, Photoplay, April 1915

& How the Strand theatre stage

looked during the presentation of the opera „Carmen“

in tabloid form. The orchestra occupied its usual

place on the main stage and behind that, taking the place

of the screen, was a smaller stage on which

the four principals sang the chief arias from the opera.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Jan. 26, 1918

& This is Lionel Hampton at The Strand

in 1948, newyorktoursbygary

„Circus slang by oldtime folk“

Editorial content. „TENT SLANG IN ,The Circus‘

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN, author, star and

producer of The Circus, now at the Mark Strand Theatre,

was taught a veritable section of Americans

in circus slang by oldtime folk who assisted him in making

his newest comedy.“ (...)

      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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