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Maurice D. Kann, Film Daily, New York, January 11, 1928.
Going ...to the Scene of Action Red Kann, editor
of Motion Picture Daily, will be in New Orleans for the duration
of the MPTOA Convention.
(...) Photo, Motion Picture Daily, Feb. 20, 1935
& Comedians are usually serious folk off the screen.
Charlie Chaplin is a shining example
(...) Drawing, Photoplay, Jan. 1928
& Charlie Chaplin By Robert Stewart Sheriffs,
ink, circa 1928-1936, National Portrait Gallery, London,
purchased 1978
& Strand, exterior by day, marquee Mabel Normand
Fatty Arbuckle Comedy, New York
(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, March 15, 1919
& Strand Theatre, lobby, undated, postcard,
Cinema Treasures
& Movie audiences are the population of a prosperous nation.
Can so much energy flow from so many feeble minds?
(...) Photo, Photoplay, March 1928
Strand Theatre, 1579 B‘way (at 47th St.), New York.
The Circus is released by United
Artists in New York January 6, 1928.
„Town Talk“
Editorial content. „It‘s the FILM
Argue against this if you can:
The Circus grossed $36,735 here in New York in 19 shows, Saturday and Sunday included. The program consists
of an overture, a brief prologue flash of circus animals doing
their stuff under the big top – for which Joe Plunkett
rates a decoration – and the picture.
That‘s all. You can‘t deny that the picture is the thing
in face of such business. Give some of the show
to ‘em on the stage – nobody disputes the showmanship
of that – but the main kick of the bill by every night
should be on celluloid.
Town Talk
Chaplin‘s latest is pretty much the talk of the town.
Charlie didn‘t deviate an inch from his old, successful formula.
he has given the exhibitor and the public exactly
what they want to see him in. That‘s why the picture is a pip.
He even throws a pie in it!“ (...)
„Kann“
Maurice D. Kann is Film Daily Vice-President and Editor.
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