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Film Daily,, New York, July 5, 1925.

The Gold Rush Scenes

& Grauman‘s Egyptian, projection room, Los Angeles 

(...) Exhibitors Trade Review, Nov. 25, 1922

& Grauman‘s Egyptian Theatre Hollywood California,

program booklet for The Gold Rush opening

night in imitation leather covers, eMoviePoster.com

& SID GRAUMAN

(...) Ad, National Vaudeville Artists Year Book 1927

& Costumes designed by Erte, noted European

designer, for the „Pageant of the Allies,“ presented as a prologue

to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer‘s „The Big Parade,“

at Grauman‘s Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, are shown

in the photos on this page.

Fourth photo. Costumes for the „Dance Americaine.“

Blue wigs supply that element of the Colors, carried out in red

and white striped bodices.

(...) Erte Costumes „Big Parade“ Prologue,

Motion Picture News, Feb. 13, 1926

& Premiere Plan Continued at „The Gold Rush“

      The novel idea of Sid Grauman to introduce motion-picture

stars and celebrities at the world premiere of „The

Gold Rush,“ by popular request is being continued during

the engagement of Charlie Chaplin‘s comedy-drama

in Grauman‘s Egyptian Theater.

      Under Grauman‘s direction, leading lights of the film

world appeared before the camera in serio-comic

poses with Fred Niblo, master of ceremonies, in various

whimsical attitudes, introducing the stars. The picture

is accompanied by the human voice.

      The film of his own production proved such a hit that

Grauman has continued it to presage his scintillating

prologue of the Klondike.

(...) Los Angeles Times, July 7, 1925

„The program was a very nifty affair. In imitation leather covers“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN‘S PROGRAMS

      The premier of Chaplin‘s The Gold Rush. At Grauman‘s

Egyptian, Hollywood, was, naturally, an outstanding

event. Sid prepared the usual big prologue. (That boy will

have a prologue ready when he faces St. Peter.)

The program was a very nifty affair. In imitation leather covers.

And Norma, Gloria, Bill Hart, Cecil DeMille and

other stars contributed pages. Offering their best wishes.

Must have been a great and glorious night.“

      The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925

      at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.

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