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Variety, New York, July 8, 1925.
Julius L. Johnson, manager of the New Garrick,
Minneapolis (...) Mr. Johnson, prior to becoming manager
of the theatre last fall was organist for two years,
and previous to that was organist at the Minneapolis Lyric,
when Sam Rothapfel managed it, and he also
became organist at the Regent theatre in New York for
over a year after Rothapfel took over that theatre.
(...) Motion Picture News, Sept. 7, 1918
& Julius K. Johnson, manager of the Forum
Theatre, Los Angeles, who has staged
some fine prologue to run with F. B. O. pictures
(...) Moving Picture World, March 14, 1925
& NEVER BEFORE!
such side-splitting comedy –
such a myriad of thrills –
such heart-touching romance –
such truly exquisite pathos –
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in „The GOLD RUSH“ (...)
GRAUMANS EGYPTIAN Hollywood
(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, July 11, 1925
& THE EGYPTIAN, HOLLYWOOD
Grauman‘s Egyptian, auditorium with organ
and stage, Los Angeles
(...) WURLITZER Unit Organs Ad, Exhibitors Trade
Review, Aug. 29, 1925, detail
& Julius K. Johnson has been appointed
organist at Grauman‘s Egyptian, Hollywood. He made
his debut there with the opening of The Gold Rush.
(...) Variety, July 8, 1925
& Elaborate Grauman Prologue
Opens „The Gold Rush“ (...)
By RAY MURRAY
HOLLYWOOD, June 30.– „The Gold Rush,“ Charlie
Chaplin‘s long awaited comedy, drew the elite of
filmdom, civic life and the social set to Grauman‘s Egyptian
theatre last Friday night. (...)
RUDOLPH VALENTINO, Fred Niblo, Mary Pickford,
Douglas Fairbanks, Marion Davies, Gloria Swanson,
Pola Negri, John Barrymore, Norma Talmadge, Lillian Gish
and hundreds of other screen notables attended.
Thousands of sightseers blocked Hollywood Boulevard
for a glimpse of their favorite stars. (...)
At the conclusion of the picture Mr. Chaplin was escorted
to the stage by Mr. Niblo. The comedian thanked
the audience for its generous applause and said much
of the credit belonged to Mr. Grauman for the
fine way in which he had put it on.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, July 11, 1925
„Started with real rush“
Editorial content. „Quake Scare Pushed Off
L. A. Grosses Last Week
Gold Rush, However, Hits Capacity
in Grauman‘s Egyptian“ (...)
„The one exception seemed to be Grauman‘s
Egyptian where Charlie Chaplin‘s The Gold Rush in its first
week did virtually capacity.
Estimates for Last Week“ (...).
„Grauman‘s Egyptian – Chaplin‘s The Gold Rush
(1,800; 50–1,65). First week started with real rush and no
sign of let-up. Virtually capacity at $25,600.“ (...)
The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925
at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.
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