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Exhibitors Herald, Chicago, March 19, 1921.
Teaching Charlie a Few Tricks
Will Rogers, the Goldwyn star, and Charlie Chaplin
enjoy themselves at a dinner given on the
Goldwyn lot, and the guests seem to be having a good
time also.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, March 5, 1921
& Big Guns of the United Artists
Corporation
Left to right – Dennis F. O‘Brien, Counsel for United Artists;
Hiram Abrams, President; Charles Chaplin and Douglas
Fairbanks two of the ,Big Four‘ producers.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 19, 1921
& Their Favorite Game – „Ring ‘Round Rosie“
Charles Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, March 5, 1921
& Synchronized at Covent
(...) Exhibitors Herald, March 26, 1921
& Winik Obtains Rights To Chaplin‘s
„The Kid“ For the British Isles
(...) Exhibitors Herald, March 26, 1921
„Violating practically every booking tradition“
Editorial content. „,The Kid‘ Booking Day and Date
Into Competing Theatres
The Kid, Charlie Chaplin‘s six reels of joy, distributed
through Associated First National Pictures, Inc.,
is not only breaking box office and attending records
in every part of the country, but according
to reports from exhibitors and exchanges it is violating
practically every booking tradition ever established
in the trade, going in day and date into competing houses
and holding up just as strong in all of them
as it could have if booked exclusively into one.
Eighteen first-run houses in Boston and the environment
ran the comedy for the solid week beginning
February 14, and every house reports biggest receipts
and the largest attendance in its history.“ (...)
„Milwaukee, Wis., reports the peculiar situation of the
overflow from The Kid causing record-breaking
business at another theatre, where the current attraction was
pulling close to capacity houses on its own appeal.“ (...)
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