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The Kid Clippings 135/268
New York Herald, New York, February 6, 1921.
The Kid Poster
& THE NEW YORK MARK STRAND THEATRE
Built twelve years ago, this theatre attracted world-wide
attention as it was announced that only motion
pictures would be shown in it – one picture each week.
(...) Moving Picture World, April 18, 1925
& Charles Chaplin Appears in New Picture
Written and Directed by Himself
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND JACKIE COOGAN IN „THE KID“
STRAND
(...) Photo, New York Herald, Feb. 6, 1921
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN
AND JACKIE COOGAN IN „THE KID“
STRAND, N. Y.
(...) Photo, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, Feb. 8, 1921
& They‘ll Laugh Today
A lot of exhibitors will attend a special showing
of The Kid, at the Strand this morning. The
New York First National Exchange is sponsoring it.
(...) Wid‘s Daily, Jan. 21, 1921
& What of „The Kid“?
Strand Wants It For Two Weeks, But Trouble Comes
Because of Existing Contracts With Loew (...)
The executive officers of First National are taking the matter
up with those who hold contracts for the Chaplin series. (...)
If an agreement is reached, the picture will stay for two weeks
at the Strand.
(...) Wid‘s Daily, Jan. 28, 1921
„At their own ,silly mood‘“
Editorial content. „Charles Chaplin, who has absented
himself from the screen for a year, will exhibit his
ability to wring an intermittent tear from his audiences and
then make them laugh with him at their own ,silly
mood‘ and at his antics as a foster father in The Kid, a First
National release at the Strand beginning to-day.
This picture, written and directed by the comedian himself,
covers six reels and is one of the longest in which
he has ever appeared, being presented as the feature
of the programme instead of a ,chaser.‘“ (...)
Strand Theatre, Broadway at 47th Street, New York.
The Kid is pre-released by First National
in New York February 7, 1921.
The Kid 1920 1922 next previous
