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Motion Picture, New York, July 1935.
Modern Times Lobby Card
& Modern Times Scenes
& NO! NOT THE EASTER PARADE! BUT
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND PAULETTE GODDARD
A‘STROLLING iN „MODERN TIMES!“
Modern Times Pressbook, 1936, United Artists collection at the
Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
& U. A. HAS BEST YEAR
IN FOREIGN MARKET (...)
Hollywood – Business of United Artists in the foreign field
during the past season was the most profitable
in the company‘s history, it was stated by Arthur W. Kelly,
vice-president in charge of distribution, in his
address before the U. A. convention yesterday. The reasons
for this, Kelly said, are the increased number
of pictures, expansion of exchanges, and the gearing
of production policies to the demands of the
audiences in all parts of the world.
As a result of this impetus, Kelly predicted that the
1935-36 season will show an increase of easily
50 per cent over last season for U. A. in the foreign field.
He based this forecast of the product lineup,
particularly the Charlie Chaplin picture.
(,,,) Film Daily, July 10, 1935
„He has a habit of marrying them, you know“
Editorial content. „CHARLES CHAPLIN‘s picture, which bears
only the title, Picture No. 5 at the moment, will be finished by the
time this reaches print. Paulette Goddard, whom Chaplin
admitted at a small party, has been Mrs. Chaplin for more than
a year, is his leading lady. He has a habit of marrying
them, you know.“
Modern Times world premiere will be in New York
Feb. 5, 1936 at the Rivoli Theatre.
Rivoli Theatre, Broadway at 49th Street, New York.
Redaktioneller Inhalt
Modern Times 1935 1936 1937 next previous
