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Detroit Free Press, Detroit, Michigan, January 30, 1921.

Madison Theatre, exterior by night, Detroit

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, June 12, 1920

& Madison Theatre, exterior by day, marquee THE IDOL DANCER

HOW SHE CAN DANCE, Detroit

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, June 12, 1920

& „The Kid,“ Charles Chaplin‘s First

National attraction, opened on January 30 at Kunsky‘s Madison

theatre, Detroit, Mich., with crowds as seen in the

photograph drawn by characteristic Kunsky advertising.

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 26, 1921

„Take Charlie Chaplin as an instance“

Editorial content. „Chaplin Drops Slapstick to Gratify

      His Artistic Temperament

      Once in a great while, ,artistic temperament,‘ that mixture

of characteristics which seems to affect more or less

those who pursue the arts for a hyelihood, is expressed

by something which can be put into a form to be

appreciated by the public, and then the world is enriched

by a new classic of some sort. Take Charlie Chaplin

as an instance.“ (...)

      Madison Theatre, 20 Witherell Street, Detroit.

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