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T. S., New Yorker, New York, August 22, 1925.

Underwood & Underwood (creator), Will Rogers, undated,

Library of Congress

& CONSTANCE BENNETT

Now playing in Zane Grey‘s „Code of the West,“

this charming little lady commenced

as a film flapper in „Cytherea,“ afterwards graduating into a high comedy society baby-vamp in „My Wife and I.“

(...) Pictures and The Picturegoer, London, Aug. 1925


The old days when the custard was young

Editorial content. Moving Pictures

      AMID the thumping tympana of the press agentry and

heraldry, Charlie Chaplin has broken over a year‘s

silence with a hobo excursion into the Far North. An earnest,

if ogling, first night group crowded into the Strand

last Saturday to witness an early Sabbath morning presentation

of The Gold Rush. They ogled well into Sunday

as celebrity on celebrity cluttered through the great doors

and abandonedly paraded the aisles. So mighty

was the crush of the famed that some of them were forced

to enter the theatre two or three times to insure

recognition. The silver-haired ,Charlot‘ himself appeared

somewhere in between appearances and

pleasantly fought his way up front to check up on the laughter,

tears, and applause which the first-night group

so generously is known to bestow (being a supersensitive

and kindly professional group). Finally, Mr. Will

Rogers having entered (unrecognized) near Miss Constance

Bennett, (unrecognized), and one spectator having

announced loudly that he was many sails to the wind, the

group was exhorted to find its seats and away

went the performance.

      THE Gold Rush‘ is termed, for the sake of the paradox,

it s presumed, ,a dramatic comedy.‘ Wherein lies

some unhappiness. For alas! Chaplin has taken this mystic

formula seriously and not produced his best.“ (...)

      „We cannot help but recall with a tinge of sadness,

the old days when the custard was young.“ (...)

    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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