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Motion Picture Herald, New York, December 28, 1935.

UNITED AIR LINES

      New Overnight Service from New York and Chicago

to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Fastest, shortest to most

cities on the Pacific Coast. Leave New York 4:25 P. M.

(D.S.T.)

(...) Ad, Film Daily, July 3, 1935

& Jury of Experts Picks Winners of Quigley Awards

Lynn Farnol of United Artists, John J. O‘Connor

of RKO Theatres, and Monroe Greenthal of United Artists

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, June 1, 1940

& Rivoli Theatre, exterior by day, marquee The Terrifying

No. 1 Bestseller JAWS Now A Terrifying Motion Picture, New York,

1975, Cinema Treasures

& Rivoli Theatre, exterior by night, marquee no way

out (...) Richard Widmark Is Savagely Villainous! New York,

1950, John Greco

& New Product (...)

      While the Charlie Chaplin picture has been reported

previously as finished, final alterations were

completed Friday and „Modern Times“ is now ready in complete

form for preview or initial release showing.

(...) Motion Picture Herald, Dec. 21, 1935

& „Modern Times“ at Rivoli

      In New York, January 16

      „Modern Times,“ Charlie Chaplin‘s new feature,

has been booked into the Rivoli theatre in New York beginning

January 16. It was declared that the pictures will play

12 weeks at this house and will not be booked into any other

theatre in America aside from Fox West Coast and

that the Rivoli has guaranteed $125,000 on the run, thereby outstripping seven competitive bids.

      Donahue and Coe will handle the outdoor advertising

campaign and plan to use 300 billboards along railroad rights of way

between New York and Boston, Buffalo and Philadelphia.

(...) Motion Picture Herald, Dec. 21, 1935

„Also went by plane to New York“

Editorial content. (...) „. . . Monroe Greenthal and Lynn Farnol

also went by plane to New York following conferences

on the forthcoming advertising campaign on the Charlie Chaplin

picture, Modern Times. . . .“

      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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