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Martin J. Quigley, Exhibitors Herald, New York, January 22, 1921.

Martin J. Quigley, Editor and Publisher of Exhibitors

Herald, as the guest of Carter DeHaven, at the Charley Chaplin

studios, where he „just dropped in“ to say „hello.“

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 4, 1920

& Major-General Barnet, Charles Chaplin, Jackie Coogan and others,

Chaplin Studios, Los Angeles, 1921, Hutton Archive

„Chaplin‘s Greatest“

Editorial content. „,The Kid‘ Is Chaplin‘s Greatest

      Exhibitors and press, at private view in Chicago, pronounce

      famous comedian‘s latest contribution to First National

      the best he has ever made; pathos and humor nicely balanced

      in unusually well handled story – All comment favorably

      CHARLES CHAPLIN‘S widely heralded and long awaited

feature length production, The Kid, was exhibited for the

first time at a meeting of leading exhibitors and executives of the

First National Exhibitors Circuit, Inc., at the Congress Hotel,

Chicago, on Monday, January 10.

      The Kid leaves little room for argument.“ (...)

      „The Kid hits the bull‘s-eye as a box office attraction

                                                                       M. J.. Q.“

      M. J.. Q. is Martin J. Quigley.

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