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Newark Sunday Call, Newark, New Jersey, December 8, 1940.

Big Head Bally. Standout in Al Lippe‘s

campaign on „Modern Times“ at Loew‘s State, Newark,

N. J., was the two-man street bally of Chaplin

impersonators wearing the giant star heads. Lippe did

a bit of traffic-entangling with the stunt.

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

& LOEW‘S

      State Newark

      Charlie CHAPLIN

      in „The Great DICTATOR“

Continuous Shows (...)

Starts Thursday „Bitter Sweet“

(...) Ad, Newark Sunday Call, Dec. 8, 1940

„A penetrating analyses of the dictator system“

Editorial content. „Charles Chaplin in The Great Dictator

is something to see. The pictures above illustrate the celebrated

actor‘s devastating type of wit in his new comedy at Loew´s.

As Hynkel, mad boss of Tomania, Chaplin manages a penetrating

analyses of the dictator system in Europe, while promoting

the usual collection of Chaplin laugh scenes.“ (...)

      The Great Dictator Scenes.

      Loew‘s State Theatre, 635 Broad Street, Newark.

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