A Dog‘s Life Clippings 74/146
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, April 16, 1918.
A Dog‘s Life Scene
& McVickers Theatre, exterior by day, Chicago,
undated, detail
& McVickers Theatre, exterior by night, marquee MAX LINDER
IN „MAX COMES ACROSS,“ Chicago
(...) Moving Picture World, March 17, 1917
& COLBY HARRIMAN, technical director of McVickers
theatre, Chicago, and responsible for many of the
features staged by that playhouse and reported in these pages,
begins in this issue of „Better Theatres,“ a series
of articles which should be missed by no exhibitor interested
in motion picture presentation.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, Jan. 5, 1924
& McVicker‘s auditorium, Chicago, showing broad sweep
of the balcony and mezzanine boxes. The house
has been so designed that even from the side seats down
stairs and in front of the balcony, the projection
is not distorted and a clear view of the screen and stage
is enjoyed.
(...) Photo by Chicago Architectural Photographing Company,
Motion Picture News, May 26, 1923
& „Prof.“ Kemp furnished the musical score for the trade
showing of „A Dog‘s Life,“ held in the Bluebird
production room and tickeled the ivories of Universal‘s music
box in the most approved Paderewski fashion.
Naw, he don‘t do it for a livin‘. In private life he‘s Manager
Kemp of the Madlin Theatre.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, April 27, 1918
Madlin Theatre, 1910 West Madison Street, Chicago.
& The local office of the First National Exhibitors‘
Circuit announces that Charlie Chaplin‘s new picture, „A Dog‘s
Life,“ will be given its premiere in Chicago at McVicker‘s
and the Rialto theatres the week of April 15. The picture will
be the headline attraction at these houses, which are
controlled by Jones, Linick and Schaefer. The following week
the picture will go the outlying houses. Twenty-two
prints are available for this territory.
(...) Latest News of Chicago of Interest To All The Trade,
Motography, April 20, 1918
& The Rialto and McVickers theatres will be the first to run
the initial Chaplin picture for the First National
entitled A Dog‘s Life. The date set is April 14. We‘re going
to try to see it but suppose the S. R. O. sign will limit
us to a curb stone review.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, April 20, 1918
S. R. O., Standing Room Only.
& „A Dog‘s Life“ Arrives in Chicago
Sydney Chaplin came into town from Los Angeles
Monday, April 8, with „A Dog‘s Life,“ the first
of the eight comedies to be made by Charles Chaplin
for the First National Exhibitors‘ Circuit.
(...) Chicago News Letter By JAS. S. McQUADE,
Moving Picture World, April 27, 1918
„Added Feature Extraordinary“
Advertisement. „Jones, Linick & Schaefer‘s
McVICKER‘S (...)
Added Feature Extraordinary
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in A Dog‘s Life“
McVickers Theatre, 25 West Madison Street, Chicago.
A Dog‘s Life is released by First National April 21, 1918.
The pre-release date is April 14, 1918.
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