Easy Street Clippings 30/81
New York Times, New York, February 4, 1917.
Easy Street Scenes
& Looking north on Broadway from the northwest corner of 28th
toward Proctor‘s Theater in 1911; Office for Metropolitan History
& Novel cutout, balloons and other accessories in „Safety
Last“ lobby at Proctor‘s Fifth Avenue theatre, New York City
(...) Motion Picture News, June 23, 1923
& FIFTH AVENUE.
In spite of the wintry weather, this house was filled for the
opening performance on Monday and those who braved
the cold and snow were well repaid, for Manager Quaid had
a pleasing bill laid out for them. (...)
The feature pictures were Charlie Chaplin in „Easy Street“
and an installment of „Patria“ with Mrs. Vernon Castle.
(...) New York Clipper, Feb. 7, 1917
„Great Howard“
Advertisement. „F. F. PROCTOR‘S“ (...)
„5th Av.“ (...) „Great Howard, Johnston & Harty,
Lew Wilson, Emma Stephens, Creighton,
Belmont & Creighton, Helen Ray & Co., & others.“
Proctor‘s 5th Av. Theatre, B‘way and 28th Street, New York.
Easy Street is released by Mutual February 5, 1917.
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