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Mordaunt Hall, Motion Picture Classic, N. Y., August 1926.

New Road, Hebden Bridge, A wonderfully evocative picture

of a time when road work only needed a Keep Right

sign. Hope Baptist Church is on the left and the Picture House

to the right. The bridge over the road between

the two parts of Crossley Mill can be seen. (...) Pennine

Heritage, Alice Longstaff Gallery Collection

& Picture House, exterior by night, Hebden Bridge,

undated, Hebden Bridge Picture House

& Martin Parr (photographer), The Picture House, audience

balcony, Hebden Bridge, England, 1976, Magnum

& The Picture House

      Hebden Bridge

      Week Commencing Monday, Nov. 29, 1926

      Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

      at 7.30 Each Evening

      For Four Nights Only

      Charlie Chaplin in

      The Gold Rush

      A Dramatic Comedy written and directed by Charlie Chaplin.

      A real love story. (...)

      Picture House, New Road, Hebden Bridge.

      Poster.

„As he slipped thru the revolving doors and into his Rolls-Royce“

Editorial content. „The Changeable Chaplin

      By Mordaunt Hall

      The first time I saw Charlie Chaplin in the flesh was about

five years ago in the Ritz Hotel, in London. Incidentally,

to give an idea of what might happen, the day before, Tom

Geraghty, the well-known scenarist, had called upon

the screen comedian and was much amused when he found

Charlie in his bathtub absorbed in reading a chapter

from the Bible. When I called upon him, he was fully clad,

his interest being centered on the crowds outside

the hotel who were waiting to get a fleeting glimpse of their

film favorite as he slipped thru the revolving doors

and into his Rolls-Royce.“ (...)

      Five photos.

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