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Motion Picture Herald, New York, November 30, 1935.

Max Munn Autrey (photographer), Charles Chaplin,

Mid-1930s, artnet, Past Auction

      Max Munn Autrey is still photographer on Modern Times.

& Modern Times Lobby Card

& Charles Chaplin

(...) ‘ere Come the BRITISH, One of fourteen photos,

Motion Picture, Dec. 1935

& Modern Times Poster

& Rivoli Theatre, exterior by day, marquee Michael Todd‘s

Around the World in 80 Days David Niven (...)

44 „Cameo“ Stars, The Big Show in Todd-AO (the widescreen,

70 mm film format), New York, 1956, Cinema Treasures

& Paulette Goddard

(...) Photo, Cine-Mundial Cover, June 1942

& „Modern Times“

      Charlie is pretty bewildered in this picture of modern

efficiency. Modern efficiency, however, is old stuff to us weavers

up at the Alexander Smith plant. In the course of a year,

we make thousands and thousands of tests of dyes, wools and

other raw materials with the result that our carpets

stand up under all sorts of abuse. Which is one reason

you find them in so many theatres.

      ALEXANDER SMITH CARPET

(...) Ad, Film Daily, Nov. 23, 1935

& Chaplin Film for Rivoli

      „Modern Times,“ Charles Chaplin‘s new picture released

through United Artists, is set for its Broadway premiere

at the Rivoli, either on Jan. 13 or Jan. 25. United Artists control

the house, which George Skouras operates. Policy

will be a grind at 99 cents top.

(...) Film Daily, Dec. 17, 1935

& Chaplin Opening Jan. 16

      World premiere of Charlie Chaplin‘s „Modern Times“

at the Rivoli has been set by United Artists for the

night of Jan. 16. It will be a gala reserved-seat opening,

to be followed next day by the continuous showings.

Chaplin and Paulette Goddard may come on from the Coast

for the event. The Rivoli may be closed for several

days before the opening.

(...) Film Daily, Dec. 18, 1935

& Chaplin Completes Pic

                                              Hollywood, Dec. 24.

      Charlie Chaplin‘s „Modern Times“ wound up today

(Tuesday). After recording symphony number

last week, Chaplin learned that considerable of the music

was to burdensome.

      Picture is skeded to open in New York and London

Jan. 16; in N. Y. at the Rivoli.“

(...) Variety, Dec. 25, 1935

„I should never have wanted them“

Editorial content. „Asides & Interludes

      By James Cunningham (...)

      ,I got most of the things I want, but I found out after

I got them that I should never have wanted them in the first

place.‘ – Charles Chaplin.“

      Modern Times world premiere is in New York Feb. 5, 1936

      at the Rivoli Theatre.

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

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