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Moving Picture World, New York, October 16, 1926.

This is the finale shot of the stage at the Strand as they do their

annual Christmas show in 1920; Cinema Treasures

& Tonight

LOIS MORAN

The Screen‘s new sensation who plays „Monica“ in Robert Kane‘s  

The PRINCE of TEMPTERS (...)

      Charley Chaplin‘s studio fire with Chaplin himself

(...) Daily News, New York, Oct. 27, 1926

„The estimated damage is $25,000“

Editorial content. „Chaplin Fights Fire

      The circus dressing tent of Charles Chaplin caught fire

last week at the Chaplin Studios, on La Brea Avenue,

Hollywood, while the star was enacting a scene with Merna

Kennedy, his leading lady. Chaplin himself was the one

to first discover the fire, which is said to have started through

a short-circuit. The estimated damage is $25,000.“

      The Circus will have its world premiere

      at a gala midnight performance January 6, 1928 at the

      Strand, 1579 B‘way (at 47th St.), New York.

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