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The Circus Clippings 322/376
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif., April 4, 1928.
& Throngs Still Flock to „Circus“
Merna Kennedy
Is Charlie Chaplin‘s leading lady in his latest
comedy, holding forth in unabated popularity at Grauman‘s
Chinese Theater.
(...) Los Angeles Times, March 20, 1928.
Photo.
& MOVIE KIDS HAVE „CIRCUS“
OPENING WITH TRIMMINGS
Movieland‘s starlets will have a premiere all their own
Saturday morning at the Chinese Theater. All the
features of a regular opening, including news reel cameras
and radio announcers, will be present. Jackie Coogan,
Philip de Lacey, Muriel McCormack, Jackie Condon and the
other youngsters will see „The Circus,“ with Charlie
Chaplin and Merna Kennedy, and Sid Grauman‘s prologue,
„Ballyhoo.“
(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, March 22, 1928
Photo. MERNA KENNEDY
& CHAPLIN MASTER OF MOOSE CEREMONIES
Hon. James D. Davis, secretary of the
United States department of labor, supreme dictator of the
Order of Moose, has chosen Charlie Chaplin,
whose latest mirth classic, „The Circus,“ is drawing crowds
to Grauman‘s Chinese Theater, to act as master
of ceremonies at the jubilee and ball to be staged by the
Moose on April, at the Ambassador Auditorium.
Chaplin accepted the invitation. The ball is arranged
to bid von voyage to delegates seeking to bring
the 1929 international convention of the order to Los Angeles.
(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, March 28, 1928
„If you will take all the kids in the block to –“
Advertisement. „You‘ll be a greater guy than Santa Clause
if you will take all the kids in the block to –
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in ,THE CIRCUS‘
and Sid Grauman‘s GREATEST Prologue ,Bally-Hoo‘“ (...)
„LAST 4 WEEKS“ (...)
„GRAUMAN‘S CHINESE Theatre Hollywood“
Grauman‘s Chinese Theater, 6925 Hollywood Blvd., L. A.
The Circus is released by United
Artists in New York January 6, 1928.
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