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Motion Picture, New York, July 1935.

The Kid Set

& Plaza Hotel, Central Park Lake, New York,

Work Progress Administration, 1935-1941

& Criterion, exterior by day, marquee Jackie Coogan „Peck‘s

Bad Boy,“ Mack Sennett „Small Town Hero,“ Atlanta

(...) Exhibitors Herald, July 9, 1921

& The „Kid“ himself. Five-year-old Jackie Coogan,

the most famous youngster in America.

(...) Photo, New York Tribune, New York, April 17, 1921

& Coogan Welcomes Mail Each Week

(...) Exhibitors Herald, April 23, 1921

& FEW kings have been feted by eastern America

as has „The Kid.“ (...)

     Jackie Coogan was the principal guest at a luncheon

given by the Princess Braganza, and afterward was

the chief spectator at a special showing of „The Kid,“ for

charity, at the Plaza Hotel.

(...) Photoplay, Aug. 1921

„Coogan had never seen the film“

Editorial content. „More about Chaplin. When Jackie Coogan,

now much taller than Chaplin, recently visited Charlie

at the studio, the great comedian learned that although it is sixteen years since he played in The Kid, Coogan had never seen

the film. Stopping all production, Chaplin ran the old masterpiece

in his private projection room and Jackie, now almost

of age, saw himself as the beloved little urchin of The Kid,

for the first time.“

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