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The Circus Clippings 357/376
Evening Herald, L. A., quoted in Motion Picture News, Dec. 15, 1928.
Virginia Cherrill, blonde, blue-eyed and twenty, who will
play opposite Charlie Chaplin in his next picture.
(...) Photo, Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 9, 1928
& Unknown Theatre, exterior by night, marquee
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, unknown city
(...) Theatre Lighting, Moving Picture World, Feb. 15, 1919
& The Circus Poster
& Charlie Chaplin was the musical enthusiast selected
for honoring by the directors of the Edison
Hour at W J Z last night. When we tuned in about 9:10
the wood-winds were crooning a dreamy melody.
The following number was a sort of symphonic plus jazz
arrangement of „I‘ll Never Ask for More,“ taken
apart and put together again by Frank Black. At 9:15 p.m.,
Eastern Standard time, the announcer, who sounded
like the affable Mr. Carlin, mentioned that this was the „entr-acte,“
and proceeded with some ballyhooing of the wares
marketed by the concern sponsoring the program.
(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, New York, April 16, 1929
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN sends a GRAFLEX
CAMERA for a Christmas Gift Contest
(...) Screenland, Dec. 1928
& See Yourself as Others See You for $98.50 (...)
QRS, Combination Movie Camera and Projector
(...) Motion Picture, Aug. 1928
& USED CINE FILMS
100 FOOT 16 MM. (...)
20. CHARLIE AT THE CIRCUS. Animated Cartoon.
(...) Movie Makers, Nov. 1929
„Talkie Questionnaire“
Editorial content. „Los Angeles Patrons
Indicate Preference
In Theatre Canvass
(Hollywood Bureau, Motion Picture News)
Hollywood, Dec. 12. – A small majority of film house
patrons prefer talkers to silent pictures, according
to a canvass taken by the drama department of the ,Los
Angeles Evening Herald.‘ That publication distributed
259 questionnaires, asking eleven questions regarding talking
and silent films. The result was 141 preferred talking
pictures to 104 who would rather see silent versions. Fourteen
people failed to answer the questions or qualify their
opinions so that the Herald could tabulate.
The complete questionnaire and results are:
1. Do you prefer talking pictures?
Yes 141, No 104
2. Do you want silent films eliminated?
Yes 38, No 215
3. Do you prefer orchestral music to a synchronized score?
Yes 192, No 57
4. Would you limit sound in pictures to sound effect and music?
Yes 60, No 173
5. Do you object to part-talkies?
Yes 153, No 98“ (...)
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