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Motion Picture, New York, July 1936.

Modern Times Scene

& LOBBY DISPLAY. Constructed by Paul Binstock,

Republic, Brooklyn, was this „Times“ display,

with flasher used in star names, and buildings in foreground

of transparency. Note second feature.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, June 20, 1936

& Safety Campaign Helps „Modern Times“

      Louis Fishkin, assisted by Harry Kriegsman, Commodore

Theatre, Brooklyn, for Modern Times secured

cooperation of police department on a safety campaign.

(...) Motion Picture Herald, May 30, 1936

      Republic, 426 Keap Street, Brooklyn, New York.

      Commodore, 329 B‘way near Marcy Ave, Williamsburg, N. Y.

& 5th Avenue Theatre, exterior by day, marquee

„Bambi,“ Seattle, Washington, 1942, 5th Avenue Theatre

Association, detail

„One of his staunch admirers“

Editorial content. „SILENCE IS GOLDEN

      $1 Prize Letter

      Charles Chaplin, as someone has aptly remarked,

is a living proof that silence is golden. While I´ve never been,

strictly speaking, a Chaplin fan, Modern Times has

made me one of his staunch admirers.“ (...)

      „Charles Chaplin has, at least, the distinction of being

unique in his chosen field. More power to him! –

      Samela K. Parkhurst, 6220-37th N. W., Seattle, Wash.“

     

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