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Motion Picture Herald, New York, July 13, 1935.

HONORED. By fellow executives of the industry in New York

was Al Lichtman, new president of United Artists, at last

week‘s AMPA meeting. On the dais, from the left: Jack Alicoate,

Mr. Lichtman, Charles C. Pettijohn, Martin Quigley,

Joseph M. Schenck, retiring UA head.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, July 6, 1935

„It will make the front pages of the world“

Advertisement. „Today, seventeen years after its inception,

United Artists stands out more than ever before, the standard

of the industry.“ (...)

      „THE STANDARD OF THE INDUSTRY

      Released thru U. A.

      The announcement of a new Chaplin Production

is always an event! And when two Chaplins are announced

for release in one year the event becomes world news!

Proudly, therefore, United Artists announces Charlie Chaplin

in a dramatic comedy of power and dynamic force

based on mass production in a big factory. It‘s Chaplin at his

very funniest and will set new highs in grosses,

attendance and acclaim! Immediately following this production,

Chaplin will personally produce the story on which he has

set his heart for years, a deep, stirring, human drama, starring Paulette Goddard, with an approach so unusual

it will make the front pages of the world.“

      Modern Times world premiere will be in New York

      Feb. 5, 1936 at the Rivoli Theatre.

      Rivoli Theatre, Broadway at 49th Street, New York.

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