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Frank S. Nugent, New York Times, New York, Feb. 6, 1936.

Charlie Chaplin in „Modern Times,“ his first film in five years.

(...) New York Times, Feb. 6, 1936

& World Premiere Crowd in front of Rivoli Theatre, exterior

by night, marquee You‘ve Waited Five Years

For This Picture – Charlie Chaplin Modern Times,

New York,Feb. 5, 1936

& Luckies a light smoke

OF RICH, FULL-BODIED TOBACCO

Lucky Strike Cigarettes

(...) Ad, New Yorker, Feb. 1, 1936

„Beat an irresistible tattoo upon any audience‘s funnybone“

Editorial content. „THE SCREEN

      Heralding the Return, After an Undue Absence, of Charlie

      Chaplin in ,Modern Times‘

      Modern Times, written, directed and produced

      by Charles Chaplin; musical score by Mr. Chaplin; settings

      by Charles D. Hall; released through United Artists,

      At the Rivoli

      A Tramp... Charles Chaplin.“  (...)

      „By Frank S. Nugent.

      The hands of the cinema clock were set back five years

last night when a funny little man with a microscopic

mustache, a battered derby hat, turned up shoes and a flexible

bamboo cane returned to the Broadway screen to resume

his place in the affections of the film-going public.“ (...)

      „Modern Times has still the same old Charlie, the lovable

little fellow whose hands and feet and prankish eyebrows

can beat an irresistible tattoo upon any audience‘s funnybone

or hold it still, taut beneath the spell of human tragedy.“ (...)

     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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