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Exhibitors Herald, New York, April 16, 1921
Print of „The Kid“ Is
Stolen From Institution (...)
St. Louis, MO., June 14. – A print of „The Kid,“ the First
National production featuring Charlie Chaplin, was
stolen from the City Sanitarium recently, by a thief who posed
as Sidney J. Baker, local manager for Associated
First National.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, June 25, 1921
& CHAPLIN FILM GONE;
CUBAN BROKER HELD
He Had Offered $1,000 for Reel, $2,000 Below
Value, Say Police Accusers.
Henry Pasqual, 30 years old, reported in the theatrical
district to be the foremost motion picture exchange
broker of Havana, Cuba, was locked up in the West Forty-seventh
street police station last night because it was said
he had sought to buy the Charles Chaplin film „The Kid“ for
$1,000. The police say the reel has a market value
of $3,000.
(...) New York Herald, April 31, 1921
„Living at the Hotel America“
Editorial content. „Charge Three With
Theft of ,The Kid‘
Police Allege Men Also Had Other Stolen
Property In Possession (...)
NEW YORK, April 5. – Charged with having $13,000
worth of stolen motion picture films, three men were
arrested last night in a room of the Hotel America, 155 West
Forty-seventh street.
The films, the police say, were copies of Charles
Chaplin‘s latest picture, The Kid, worth $3,000,
and The Lost City, valued at $10,000. The police allege
the Chaplin film was stolen Sunday night from
First National at 80 Winchester street, Boston.“ (...)
„The prisoners said they were Nathan
Nathanson, 23, 814 Hewitt place, Brooklyn; David Bochtman,
35, 82 Tehoma street, the Bronx, and Henry Pasquale,
30, living at the Hotel America. The police assert Pasquale said
he intended showing the Chaplin film at a theatre
he owns in Havana and was dickering over the price when
when the detectives broke in.“ (...)
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