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Variety, New York, August 12, 1925.
TEA at the RITZ
Where Beauty Pays Tribute To
CHARLES of the RITZ,
Advertisement, New York, circa 1926, ebay
In 1916, hairdresser Charles Jundt took over the
Manhattan beauty salon of the New York Ritz.
He founded his own cosmetic company in 1919, and
in 1926, began marketing beauty products
under the name „Charles of the Ritz.“ Perfume was
added to this line in 1927.
& The Mark Strand New York City presentation of
„The GOLD RUSH“
in honor of
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Midnight, August 15, 1925,
Program Cover
& Charlie Chaplin will be all ready for the general public
in several weeks and to the right is one of the ways
in which his newest, „The Gold Rush,“ released through
United Artists, can be announced. It‘s a 24 sheet,
and a winner if ever there was one.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, Aug. 8, 1925
& The Gold Rush Scene
(...) Photoplay, Aug. 1925
& Mark STRAND (...)
Direction of Joseph Plunkett
EXCLUSIVE SHOWINGS OF THE WORLD‘S
GREATEST PICTURES
(...) Broadway Brevities, New York, Dec. 1921
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN SUFFERING
FROM HEART TROUBLE
(...) Salt Lake Telegram, Aug. 14, 1925
& CHAPLIN IN EAST FOR
THE GOLD RUSH STRAND PREMIERE
(...) Exhibitors Trade Review, Aug. 15, 1925
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in His Latest Triumph
„THE GOLD RUSH“
(...) New York Times, Aug. 17, 1925
& The length of the new Chaplin
comedy, „The God Rush,“ does not permit the usual
Jospeh Plunkett program of half a dozen or more
divertissements. Instead, „The God Rush“ has a special
prologue produced by Mr. Plunkett. The program
opens with a prelude by the orchestra. The second unit
is the topical review, and next is Mr. Plunkett‘s
prologue, a Klondike dance hall scene, around which much
of the photoplay action centres.
(...) Music of the Movies, New York Times, Aug. 16, 1925
„Remain in seclusion until Saturday night“
Editorial content. „Charlie Chaplin Ill;
Must Take Long Rest
Charlie Chaplin will take a long rest if the screen
comedian takes the advice of physicians
attending him at the Ritz. Chaplin was to have been
the guest at a luncheon party of newspaper
women yesterday, but was compelled to call off the
engagement.
As investigation as to the cause revealed Chaplin was
at the hotel under care of the house physician
and a specialist who had been called in. The comedian
was pronounced as suffering from a nervous
attack which presaged a complete nervous breakdown
unless he took a complete rest for at least
six months.
A member of the Chaplin staff stated yesterday that
the comedian would remain in seclusion until
Saturday night, when he would make an appearance
at the Strand for the initial showing in New York
of The Gold Rush, after which he would heed the doctors‘
advice and rest.“
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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