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Motion Picture Herald, New York, October 19, 1935.

REPUBLIC HAS A COMEDY TOO, MR. CHAPLIN

      „$1,000 A MINUTE“

with ROGER PRYOR, LEILA HYAMS

(...) Ad, Motion Picture Herald, Oct. 26, 1935

& The new Charlie Chaplin effort, called at this writing

„Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times,“ will cost

plenty by the time it is completed. The story is that it will

be done pretty soon, but one never knows with

Charlie. He need not worry, however, about how much

it costs, for his last, „City Lights,“ grossed a total

of six million.

(...) Why the Million Dollar Pictures are Coming Back,

By Marian Stevens, Photoplay, Nov. 1935

„First Woman President of a Large Film Corporation“

Editorial content. „Mary Pickford Running United

      Artists With Kelly And Buckley“ (...)

      „The First Lady of the Screen, who is now the first woman

president of a major motion picture corporation, Miss

Mary Pickford, newly arrived from Hollywood, walked into

the office of United Artists Corporation in Seventh

avenue Wednesday and began to confer.“ (...)

      „Miss Mary is president of United Artists just now because

she was in the line of succession, being the first

vice-president before the argument over rental contracts started

in Hollywood between Al Lichtman and Samuel Goldwyn,

resulting in a vacancy in the office of president.“ (...)

      „First lady of the Screen, Now First Woman President of a

      Large Film Corporation, Confers at Home Office“ (...)

      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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