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Sun and New York Herald, New York, May 24, 1920.

Irving Underhill (photographer), Times Square North Night

Illumination, New York, 1921

& Criterion Theatre, exterior by night, marquee John Eberson &

Anita Loos „Red Hot Romance,“  New York

(...) Filmplay, June 1922

& Criterion Theatre, auditorium with boxes and stage,

New York, undated

& Theatres Under Direction of Hugo Riesenfeld

Criterion

Fifth and Last Week

Cecil B. De Mille‘s ?Why Change Your Wife?

Charles Chaplin Revival, „Behind the Screen“ (...)

Rivoli (...) Rialto (...)

(...) Evening World, New York, May 25 & 26, 1920, and

New York Tribune, May 25 & 26, 1920

.

„A revival“

Editorial content. „Why Change Your Wife? endeavors for the

fifth week to answer that question at the Criterion. New offerings

are a revival of Charlie Chaplin in Behind the Screen and

an impressionistic dance, In the Fall, appropriate for this weather.“

     Criterion Theatre, 1514 B‘way (at 44th Street), New York.

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