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Variety, New York, January 25, 1928.

4th and LAST WEEK

      Charlie Chaplin in The Circus

      The Greatest Show of Mirth

      Mark Strand

Extra Midnight Showing Daily at 11:30

Regular Mark Strand Prices

(...) Variety, Feb. 1, 1928.

& Strand Theatre, proscenium arch, New York, circa 1914,

Museum of the City of New York

& Strand Theatre, auditorium with boxes,

New York, undated

& The Circus Set, in Deems Taylor, A Pictorial History

of the Movies, New York, 1943

& The Circus Revival Lobby Card

& The Broadway Parade

      Two United Artists attractions have closed their Broadway engagements. The Goucho will be replaced at

the Liberty by Drums of Love Thursday, while The Dove

at the Rialto was replaced by The Last Command

on Saturday night. Paramount now leads the parade with

three features.  (...)

      Picture The Circus, Distributor United Artists,

Theater Strand, Opening Date Jan. 6

(...) Film Daily, New York, January 23, 1928.

„Best to slip in around dinner time, or for the 11:20 performance“

Editorial content. „GRETA GARBO, ALONE, TO $77,700

      AT CAPITOL AND HELD OVER“ (...)

      „Chaplin Went to $70,000 at Strand, 2nd Week; Drop

      of $10,000“ (...)  

      „Chaplin went back $10,000 at the Strand, but still potent

at $70,100. Circus continues a tough picture to see

during regular hours. Many deeming it best to slip in around

dinner time, or for the 11:20 performance.“ (...)

      „Estimates for Last week“ (...)

      „Strand – The Circus (U. A.) (2,900; 35-50-60-75) (3d week).

Chaplin fell off $10,100 from opening week, but at $70,100

drawing solid business; laity still talking about it and street has

taken it for granted.“ (...)

      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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