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Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif., February 26, 1921.

Officials of West Coast Theatres, Inc., meet Victor

Herbert on his arrival in Los Angeles as guest conductor

at the Kinema theatre. Left to right: William Quinn,

Rene Williams, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Kraft, his manager, and

Sol Lesser.

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, March 18, 1922

& Prepare!

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN

      Supported by Jackie Coogan in

      „THE KID“

6 Reels of Joy – Next Saturday, Mar. 5th

KINEMA THEATER     

(...) Los Angeles Times, Feb. 27, 1921

„Called a rehearsal of the entire orchestra for Monday evening“

Editorial content. „AIDS IN ARRANGING MUSIC.

      When Charles Chaplin‘s six-reel comedy production begins

its engagement at the Kinema Theater next Saturday

a novelty will be an original score prepared by Rene Williams,

conductor of the orchestra, with the co-operation

of the comedy star himself. It is, perhaps, no secret that

Chaplin is a musician, but the fact that he has

written a number of original tunes for his six-reel comedy,

and that Chaplin and Williams will together arrange

the musical setting, should prove unusual. Mr. Williams and

Mr. Chaplin have called a rehearsal of the entire

orchestra for Monday evening.“

      Kinema Theater, Grand at Seventh Street, Los Angeles.

      The Kid is released by First National

      in Los Angeles March 5, 1921.

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