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Motion Picture News, New York, August 1, 1925.
MACK SWAIN in LOVING MEMORY
Former Title AMBROSE‘S FIRST FALSEHOOD
Produced by Mack Sennett
(...) Motion Picture News, Dec. 14, 1918
& The Gold Rush Scene
& MACK SWAIN
began his theatrical career in Salt Lake City at the age
of eleven. He became a famous vaudeville comedian,
leaping from success there to a scream of popularity as the indescribable „Ambrose“ of the Keystone collection
of comedy. Swain‘s comedy is a thing absolutely of his own
invention.
(...) Photo, Photoplay, June 1915
& Mack Swain, veteran comedian, essays a new type of role
in Chaplin‘s The Gold Rush (United Artists). Swain is now in New York
on a visit with his family.
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Aug. 1, 1925
Mack Swain in The Gold Rush Still, detail.
& On Broadway (...)
Next Week (...)
Mark Strand – „The Gold Rush“
(...) Film Daily, Aug. 10, 1925
& Negotiations were concluded definitely last week for the
showing of the newest Chaplin comedy „The Gold
Rush“ at the Strand in August. The exact date of the premiere
will be announced later by Manager Joseph Plunkett.
The original plan of Chaplin and the United Artists was
to lease a legitimate theatre and show „The Gold
Rush“ at legitimate prices. In London, Paris, Los Angeles
and other places the production will be given such
showings. In speaking of the change of plans for New York,
Arthur Kelly, the personal representative of Mr.
Chaplin, said:
„Mr. Chaplin, however, decided to honor the Mark Strand
theatre with the premiere presentation and at the
usual Mark Strand popular prices because it was at the Mark
Strand that all his other comedies were given their
first presentations with such great success. Mr. Chaplin‘s
,The Kid‘ incidentally holds the house record,
and, in fact, the Broadway record for gross receipts.“
(...) Free Food to Bring Biggest A. M. P. A.
Turnout (...) Chaplin Film to Play Strand By JOHN S. SPARGO, Exhibitors Herald, July 11, 1925
„His first glimpse of Manhattan“
Editorial content. „Premiere Dates Set for ,The Gold Rush‘
FURTHER dates for premiere showings of The
Gold Rush were announced his week by the Charles Chaplin
offices in New York. The opening at the New York
Mark Strand on Sunday, August 16, will be preceded by a special
midnight showing the night previous, it was announced.
This will be attended by the press and will also be open to the
public in certain parts of the house. Chaplin has promised
to be in attendance.
Chaplin plans to leave for Europe soon after to arrange
the details of the premieres there. The Gold Rush
will open at the Tivoli in London on September 15th; at the Salle Marivaux in Paris on September 16th; and at a leading
theatre in Berlin early in October.
Mack Swain, who essays a new type of role in this picture,
was a New York visitor this week with his family.
Despite his twelve years on the screen and 22 years on the
legitimate stage, it was his first glimpse of Manhattan.“
The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925
at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.
The Gold Rush opens August 15, 1925
at Strand Theatre, B‘way at 47th St., New York.
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