Police Clippings 17/38
Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 28, 1916.
In place of putting decorations in the lobby, the Aster, Minneapolis,
put their display for Hodkinson‘s „Cameron on the Royal
Mounted“ on the canopy, where it could be seen for blocks
in either direction. This shows what good use
can be made of a canopy in advertising an attraction.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, April 1, 1922
& Charlie Chaplins
and Other Freaks Barred From Streets
Mayor Nye Issues Order Prohibiting „Improper Diversions“
in Downtown Minneapolis (...)
„Under this order ,Charlie Chaplin‘ contests such as took
place in front of the Lyric theater, street speaking
during business hours, costumed advertising men or sandwich
men and parades of all kinds, are prohibited,“ said
the Mayor yesterday, amplifying his order. „Minneapolis
is no longer a village.“
(...) Star Tribune, Minneapolis, May 7, 1916
Lyric Theatre, 711 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis.
& MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
By C. M. Walton. (...)
NEW GRAND (Mr. Koch, mgr.). – Lasky‘s „Three Typers,“
headline; „Mysteries of Myra“ and „Secret of the
Submarine“ and Chaplin „Police“ film, as picture features.
(...) Variety, June 9, 1916
& The New Aster.
Charlie Chaplin will be seen one week, commencing
Monday, at the New Aster in exclusive first
showing of his latest comedy, „The Police.“ Chaplin plays the
part of a released convict who starts out to make
his way in the world with the customary $5 in his pocket. He is supported in „Police“ by Edna Purviance, Leo White
and an all-star cast of comedians.
(...) Star Tribune, Minneapolis, May 28, 1916
„His Latest and Greatest Comedy“
Advertisement. „New Aster“ (...)
„Exclusive First Showing
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In His Latest and Greatest Comedy
,Police‘“
Aster Theatre, 605 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis.
Police is released by Essanay May 27, 1916.
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