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Exhibitors Trade Review, New York, April 4, 1925.

The Charles Chaplin Telegram on Warners‘ Theatre

      A telegram from Charles to Syd Chaplin on the opening

of The Man on the Box was reproduced in two-story size

on the front of Warners‘ Theatre, New York. The line reads: „From

one great Chaplin to another.“ The cabs were part

of the street bally.

(...) Moving Picture World, Nov. 21, 1925

& Al Jolson in MAMMY Nothing but Laughs! Joyous Jolson

Jubilee... Jokes, Jazz, Jollity! –

      Warners‘ Theatre, exterior by night, marquee AL JOLSON

MAMMY, New York

(...) Ad Photo, Film Daily, April 10, 1930

& Charlie, Charlie‘s brother and Charley‘s Aunt. The famous

comedian posed with his brother Syd when

Charley‘s Aunt was filmed by Producers Distributing.“

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, April 4, 1925

      Warners‘ Theatre, 1664 Broadway, New York.

& Syd Chaplin, Charlies vernachlässigter Bruder, macht

sich selbständig.

(...) Filmland, Berlin, May 1925

„The greatest Charlie Chaplin Comedy ever produced“

Editorial content. „NOW BOOKING

      Hiram Abrams, President of the United Artists

Corporation, announces that BEGINNING

IMMEDIATELY, the forthcoming Charlie Chaplin Comedy

will be sold in all territories.

      This is undoubtedly the greatest Charlie Chaplin

Comedy ever produced.

      Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush

United Artists Corporation“ (...)

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