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M. C. Driscoll, San Francisco Chronicle, S. F., Cal., March 7, 1921.

Stage setting designed for the presentation of „Auction of Souls“

at the Tivoli theatre, San Francisco

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Jan. 10, 1920

& „The Legend Of Alohe“ was the title given the prologue used for

„What Women Love“ by the Tivoli Theatre, San Francisco, Cal.

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

& Phelps Puts Punch Into

      „The Kid“ Lobby

      All box-office records of the Tivoli Theater, San Francisco,

were broken by the showing of „The Kid,“ starring

Charles Chaplin, thanks to the atmospheric prologue and other

exploitation features devised by Manager I. E, Phelps.

(...) First National Franchise, April 15, 1921

„Definitely over the line from farceur to comedian“

Editorial content. „Comedy and Melodrama

      Screened in Varied Array of Photoplays Shown

      For Current Week at Local Theaters

      By MARJORIE C. DRISCOLL

      Comedy, melodrama, heart interest and thrills share

      the screen at local motion-picture theaters

      this week. The Tivoli is showing the long-awaited

      Chaplin picture, The Kid.““ (...)

      Photo. „CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND

      JACKIE COOGAN – TIVOLI“

      „New Chaplin Picture

      Is Shown at Tivoli

      The Kid takes Charlie Chaplin definitely over the line

from farceur to comedian.“ (...)

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