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Los Angeles Evening Express, L. A., Cal., June 20, 1925.

Gino Severi, Musical Director

Now at Grauman‘s EgyptianTheatre, Hollywood.

Formerly musical director for the Herbert L.

Rothschild theatres, San Francisco (Granada, California,

Imperial), for seven and one-half years.

(...) Variety, Aug. 19, 1925

& Severi Honored

      Gino Severi, for many months conductor of Loew‘s

Warfield Music Masters, has been chosen by Sid

Grauman to arrange the score for Charlie Chaplin‘s „The Gold

Rush“ and to lead the mammoth orchestra at his

Egyptian Theater in Hollywood during the run of the film.

(...) San Francisco Examiner, July 4, 1925

& INTERIOR VIEW GRAUMAN‘S HOLLYWOOD

EGYPTIAN THEATRE Where „Douglas Fairbanks in Robin

Hood“ Begins Third Week Next Monday

(...) Holly Leaves, Oct. 27, 1922

& Merge Studios (photographer), Egyptian Theatre,

view of the rear of the auditorium, Los Angeles,

probably between 1937 and 1940, California State Library

„Very busy with plans to welcome his guests“

Editorial content. „GALA NIGHT FOR

      SID‘S EGYPTIAN

      With The Iron Horse bidding farewell in three performances,

tomorrow afternoon and night in Grauman‘s Egyptian

Theater, elaborate preparations are being made for the world

premiere of The Gold Rush, Charlie Chaplin‘s 10-part

comedy-drama on next Friday night in the Hollywood playhouse.

      Nearly every celebrity of screenland, including

stars, producers and studio executives, has made reservations

to entertain parties at the premiere, and Sid Grauman

is very busy with plans to welcome his guests in a fashion that

will surpass the previous ,first nights‘ that have made

his magnificent playhouse famous.    

      Grauman has arranged for an elaborate musical score

to accompany his entertainment that will introduce

new artists in the Egyptian. Julius K. Johnston, probably

Southern California‘s best known theatrical organist,

will be at the console of the Egyptian organ.

      Gino Severi, a conductor of note on the coast, will wield

the baton of the Egyptian orchestra. Grauman always

has paid great attention to the auditory entertainment of his

patrons, and it is said that the engagement of the

artists carries the highest salaries paid in the profession

on the coast.“   

     The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925 at

      Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., L. A.

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