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Film Daily, New York, March 28, 1928.

New Gallery Theatre, main entrance hall, London

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

& New Gallery Theatre, main entrance, London

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

& He Who Gets Slapped.

      The report that Charlie Chaplin is to undertake

a film of purely tragic quality will rouse the interest of many

of his admirers,

(...) Guardian, Manchester, England, March 29, 1928

& First Aid

      Most of the picture theatres in town have taken a flop these

last two weeks, as usually happens in Lent. Programs

are being strengthened to offset this, starting with the New

Gallery, where The Circus opens Monday to play

five-a-day, opening at 12:30. This is a new departure here,

the ordinary time of opening being around

2 o‘clock. Even then no one comes in so as you‘d notice

it before around 4 p. m.

(...) British Film Field By Frank Tilley, Variety, March 28, 1928

& Special Runs

      Exclusive runs are growing in town.“ (...)

      „New Gallery has prerelease of The Circus, playing

to capacity five times a day, and a good tieup

with the Underground Railway carrying bills naming the stations

near the theatre.

(...) British Film Field By Frank Tilley, Variety, April 4, 1928

„A new record for the theatre“

Editorial content. „,Circus‘ Breaks London Record

      The Circus grossed more at the New Gallery Kinema

than a Chaplin picture ever shown in London,

setting a new record for the theatre, according to United

Artists.“

      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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