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Film Daily, New York, March 23, 1928.

New Gallery, the screen aspect; showing fine tableau curtains

made by Chas. Treleaven, London

(...) Photo, Cinema, London, June 25, 1925

& Charlie Chaplin in „The Circus“

(...) United Artists Ad, Film Daily, May 14, 1926

& „THE CIRCUS“

      The NEW ADVENTURES OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

      Providence, in the shape of a detected thief,

puts a wallet into Charlie Chaplin‘s hip-pocket while he is

watching the fun of the fair. With the wealth he finds

inside, he orders stodgy pies and sausages until, the wallet‘s

owner happening to stop at the stall, he has to fly

into the ,maze of mirrors,‘ where terror-stricken Charlies in

dozens stare at him whichever way he looks.

      That is exactly what it feels like to be a clown

of real life. (...)                                                     M. W. D.

(...) Observer, London, England, March 18, 1928.

„The Circus is classified as a British production“

Editorial content. „,Circus‘ Is British

      London – Charles Chaplin‘s The Circus is classified

as a British production, under the British quota requirements.

The reason given is that Chaplin, as star, producer,

director and promoter, is English, although the picture was

made in the States.“

      New Gallery Theatre, 121-125 Regent Street, London.

      The Circus Premiere in London March 13, 1928.

      The Circus is released by United

      Artists in New York January 6, 1928.

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