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New York Tribune, New York, February 7, 1921.

Strand Theatre, exterior by night, New York, 1914

– it‘s the opening night, notabene

& The Kid Poster

& TROUBLE JUST AHEAD: CHARLIE

AND JACKIE COOGAN In a Scene From „The Kid,“

at the Strand Theatre.

(...) Photo, New York Times, Feb. 6, 1921

& The most important motion picture event of the week,

of course, is the coming of Charlie Chaplin‘s

latest comedy, „The Kid,“ to the Strand. Not only is it the first

new Chaplin to reach Broadway for more than a year,

but it is about the best of them all, as good as „Shoulder Arms“

in every way, and in some ways better.

(...) SCREEN, New York Times, Feb. 7, 1921

& Charlie Chaplin, whose latest and longest comedy,

The Kid, comes to the Strand this week, will

finish his contract with First National as soon as possible,

it is announced, and then join Mary Pickford,

Douglas Fairbanks and D. W. Griffith as an active

member of the United Artists Corporation.

(...) SCREEN PEOPLE AND PLAYS, New York Times,

Feb. 6, 1921

„A first showing will be given at 10.30 A. M.“

Advertisement. „Takes New York

      by Storm!!

      (Exclusive Pre-Re-

      lease Showing)

Charlie Chaplin

In His Masterpiece

„The Kid“

Six Reels of Joy

A First National Attraction“

      In a box: „NOTE – In order to accommodate the enormous

      demand for admission, a first showing will be given

      at 10.30 A. M. and a final showing beginning at 11.00 P. M.“

„Mark Strand“ (...)

„Direction Jos. Plunkett“

     Strand Theatre, Broadway at 47th Street, New York.

      The Kid is pre-released by First National

      in New York February 7, 1921.

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