Easy Street Clippings 26/81
New York Herald, New York, February 4, 1917.
Easy Street Scenes
& Rialto Theatre, exterior by night,
marquee E. H. Sothern Edith Storcy
AN ENEMY TO THE KING, New York
(...) Motion Picture News, Dec. 23, 1916
& Rialto, exterior by night, marquee Norma Talmadge
De Luxe Anni – Katzenjammer Kids, New York
(...) Moving Picture World, June 15, 1918
& Rialto Theatre, exterior by night,
marquee „Hearts Aflame“ Star Cast
RIESENFELD‘S Classical Jazz,
New York – ORCHESTRA SIGN COPY is increasingly prevalent.
This photo shows the Rialto, New York, dividing space
between the music and the picture, Metro‘s „Hearts Aflame,“
a feature reputed able to take good care of itself.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, March 10, 1923
& Rear of Orchestra Floor, Showing Approach to Mezzanine
and Balcony.
(...) Moving Picture World, May 6, 1916
& The Rialto Theatre offering in the
way of photodrama is a Bluebird picture, „Polly Redhead,“
adapted from the „Pollyooly“ stories by Edgar Jepson.
It serves to introduce Ella Hall as a new star in a dual role.
„Polly Redhead“ is after the manner of „The Prince
and the Pauper“ and tells of a twelve-year-old girl who is
exchanged for her double. Miss Hall plays both parts
and imparts a youthful charm to the picture.
Charlie Chaplin in „Easy Street“ is the comedy attraction.
E. Alexander Powell, war correspondent, this
week describes his experiences on the Italian front.
The Rialto musical programme is of equal or
better quality than the photodramatic and alone would be sufficient entertainment for an ordinary evening.
(...) New York Herald, New York, Feb. 5, 1917
„Charlie Chaplin in Easy Street“
Editorial content. „RIALTO – Ella Hall in Polly Red-head;
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E.Alexander Powell, war correspondent; Charlie
Chaplin in Easy Street; scenic, educational and topical pictures –
Henry Miller, barytone soloist; concert orchestra.“
Rialto Theatre, Broadway and 42nd Street, New York.
Easy Street is released
by Mutual February 5, 1917.
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