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Cal York, Photoplay, New York, June 1933.
Looks Like Charlie Himself!
(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, May 20, 1933
& CHRISTIAN USED AN IMPERSONATOR
WHEN EXPLOITING CHAPLIN
An impersonator played an important part in the campaign
made on Chaplin reissues by J. W. Christian, manager
of the Kentucky Theatre, Corbin, Ky.
The accompanying photo shows the pseudo Charlie and
the gang of youngsters in front of the theatre following
a noisy parade all over town. The impersonator frequently
made appearances on streets, stores and in each
of the grade schools, cutting capers and handing out bills.
We have Christian‘s word for it that this old
dyed-in-the-wool Chaplin gag accounted for much interest
on the part of the public and lots of worthwhile
publicity for the picture, hence we‘re passing it along
as a reminder.
(...) Motion Picture Herald, New York, May 20, 1933
Kentucky Theatre, Corbin, Kentucky.
& LONG LIVE THE KING!
GREATER TODAY
Than Ever Before at the Box-Office!
(...) CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Funnier Than Ever With Music an Sound
„Easy Street“ Opens Friday
in half a hundred RKO houses from Coast to Coast
(...) Ad, Film Daily, Oct. 12, 1932
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN
The screen‘s best loved funny man in his 6 best yellers...
Funnier now with music and sound.
Reissued by RKO - Van Beuren Corporation
(...) Ad, Motion Picture Herald, May 13, 1933
& Charlie Chaplin announced that Paulette Goddard,
beautiful blonde feature player, will be starred
opposite him in his next picture, now in the process
of production. Chaplin said he hoped to start
shooting within six weeks or two months. Recently the famed
comedian has been seen in public frequently with
Miss Goddard.
(...) George H. Beale, United Press Correspondent,
San Bernardino County Sun, San Bernardino, California,
May 26, 1933
„Intimates he will start another picture“
Editorial content. „Cal York Announcing –
The Monthly Broadcast of Hollywood Goings-On!“ (...)
„CHARLIE CHAPLIN intimates he will start
another picture – a silent one – very soon. With Paulette
Goddard as his leading woman.“ (...)
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