Work Clippings 18/85
New York Tribune, New York, June 20, 1915
Rialto, exterior by day, marquee
Buster Keaton Our Hospitality, New York
(...) Exhibitors Herald, March 1, 1924
& Rialto, auditorium with stage and balcony, New York
(...) Motion Picture, July 1919
Rialto with letter by S. L. Rothapfel
(...) Moving Picture World, Sept. 1, 1917
& New York Rialto to Show
Essanay Chaplin Reissues
VICTOR KREMER announces that the Rialto Theatre,
New York, will show the Essanay-Chaplin reissues
which this organization is distributing for the United States
and Canada.
The subjects include the „A Burlesque on Carmen,“
in four parts; „The Champion,“ „Work,“ „Jitney
Elopement,“ in two reels, and „By the Sea,“ a one-reel.
„Carmen“ will be presented the week of January
18th. A special musical setting will be written by Doctor
Riesenfeld.
„Carmen“ will be followed at the Rialto by the showing
of „The Champion“ and „Work.“
The bookings at the Rialto mark the initial presentation
of these Chaplin productions in the State of New York
since their reissue, and will be followed by first run bookings
throughout the country.
(...) Moving Picture World, Jan. 24, 1920
„An absolute novelty“
Editorial content. „Rialto Theatre.
Hammerstein‘s Victoria, in its day the best known
vaudeville house in America, definitely
passed out of existence to-day. S. L. Rothapfel, the
managing director of the Rialto Theatre, which
is to stand on this site, has begun with an army of decorators,
architects, electricians and designers to arrange plans
for the theatre‘s interior and exterior.
From plans already practically approved it may be
stated that the exterior of the theatre will
be an absolute novelty in the line of architecture.“
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