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Motion Picture News, New York, October 20, 1923.

„Hunting Big Game in Africa“ was at the height

of its brilliant run at the Lyric when the Theatre Visitor

snapped these bits with his camera.

(...) Two photos, Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 24, 1921

& A Woman of Paris Scene

& Premiere of „Human Wreckage“ at the Lyric, New York, with

crowd waiting in the lobby for Mrs. Wallace Reid.

(...) Exhibitors Herald, July 28, 1923

„There probably won‘t be another like it for a long time“

Editorial content. „,Woman of Paris‘ Highly Praised

      Chaplin Picture Wins Unanimous Approval

      of N. Y. Newspapers Reviewers

      Without exception critics for the New York newspapers

were emphatic in their praise of Charles Chaplin‘s

first serious photoplay contribution, A Woman of Paris,

written and directed by himself, and having its

world premiere Monday evening, October 1st, at the Lyric

theatre, New York.

      ,Without a moment‘s hesitation we declare A Woman

of Paris the finest piece of filmery of the year,‘ said

the critic for the Daily News. ,There probably won‘t be another

like it for a long time.‘“ (...)

      „,We believe that A Woman of Paris will get the

public‘s patronage because it is a box-office picture,‘ declared

Louella O. Parsons in the Morning Telegraph.“ (...)

     Lyric, 42nd Street 213 West of B‘way, New York.

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