The Cure Clippings 44/70
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, April 16, 1917.
The Cure Scenes
& Orpheum Theatre, exterior by day, sign at facade
and entrance CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE, Chicago, undated, postcard in color
& Orpheum Theatre, auditorium with movie
on screen, Chicago – Interior Orpheum Theater, taken from
the gallery, showing extent of indirect illumination.
(...) Motography, Dec. 26, 1914
& „What the Picture Did for Me“
Actual Criticism of Films by Exhibitors
From a Business Standpoint (...)
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„Brought good business.“ – S. Trinz, Covent Garden
Theater. – In high class neighborhood. (...)
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„Played to big crowds all day. Did a wonderful business.“
– Charles E, Hagen, Kenmore Theater. – In high class
neighborhood. (...)
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„Chaplin at his best. Two reels of clean
comedy. S. R. O.“ – Walter B. Sadler, New Dearborn Theater. –
In middle class neighborhood. (...)
S. R. O., Standing Room Only.
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„Charlie at his funniest. Brought big business.“ – E. Dlouhy,
Vitagraph Theater. – In middle class neighborhood. (...)
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„Record-breaking business.“ – Edward Trinz, West End
Theater. – In middle class neighborhood.
(...) Motography, May 5, 1917
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„This is positively the best picture
Chaplin ever put out for Mutual. The picture got the business.“ –
Martin Saxe, Knickerbocker Theater. – In high class
neighborhood. (...)
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„One of Chaplin‘s best comedies. Won the audience quickly
and brought the usual Chaplin business.“ – M. J. Weil,
Lake Shore Theater. – In high class neighborhood.
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„This broke all records. The picture played to better than
$4,000 in a 300-seat house in seven days, which I
believe is a record for a house of that capacity anywhere.“ –
Harry Miller, Rose Theater. – Downtown house,
(...) Motography, May 12, 1917
THE CURE, with Charlie Chaplin. (Mutual) –
„Chaplin still makes them laugh in this one and increases
the box office receipts. It is not the best picture he has
made, but it keeps one laughing all the time.“ Charles H. Ryan,
Garfield Theater. – In middle class neighborhood.
(...) Motography, May 19, 1917
„Also Chas. Chaplin in ,THE CURE‘“
Advertisement. „Jones, Linick & Schaefer‘s
ORPHEUM State Street near Monroe
– Today Only –
MARY MILES MINTER
in ,ENVIRONMENT‘
Also Chas. Chaplin in ,THE CURE‘“ (...)
Orpheum Theater, 112 South State Street, Chicago.
The Cure is released by Mutual April 16, 1917.
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