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Variety, New York, August 13, 1941.

Thalia Theatre, exterior by night, marquee „Leutnant warst du einst

bei den Husaren“ and „Mady Christians,“ New York

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Feb. 11, 1933

& Keystone-Underwood (photo), Thalia Theatre, seating groups

looking towards screen, New York

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, April 9, 1932

& Sonntag–Dienstag 17.–19. Aug.

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN

      in „The Great Dictator“

      und „The End of the Day“ mit Victor Francen

      THALIA Theater“

(...) Ad, Aufbau, New York, August 15, 1941

& Thalia Theatre, exterior by day, marquee

Richard Gere „Breathless“ New Programs Here, New York, 1980s,

flickr, photo in color

& Keystone-Underwood (photo), Thalia Theatre, ceiling with

acoustical and lighting treatments, New York

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, April 9, 1932

„Exceeded the take of all previous Chaplin pix“

Editorial content. „Korda HANDLING negotiations“ (...)

      „Meantime, Kelly“ Arthur W. Kelly, UA vice-president

in charge of foreign sales „last week issued figures for the first

28 weeks of 1941 showing it to be one of the most

successful periods in the history of the company, despite

the succession of sales and administrative difficulties

and changes. World-wide sales amounted to $3,600,00 over

the corresponding period of 1940. That covered

sales in the U. S., Canada, Latin America and other foreign

countries.

      Kelly predicted one of the most successful years

the company has ever experienced if earnings

hold up to the pace of the first six months. In that period,

however, were included the heaviest part of the

income from Chaplin‘s The Great Dictator, which exceeded

the take of all previous Chaplin pix.“ (...)

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