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Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, November 22, 1910.
52nd Street by night looking North to Market with
Nixon Vaudeville, Philadelphia, Nov. 14, 1914, City of Philadelphia, Department of Records
& Nixon, auditorium with stage, Philadelphia, 1911,
postcard in color, Irvin R. Glazer
Theater Collection, Athenaeum of Philadelphia
& Karno Comedy Co., New Nixon Thratre
(...) Photo, Philadelphia Inquirer, Nov. 20, 1910
& You‘ll Like The NIXON THEATRE (...)
GRAND OPENING TOMORROW EVENING NOV. 21 (...)
Fred Karnos London Company
A NIGHT IN A LONDON MUSIC HALL
Employing 15 People and All Special Scenery and Effects.
(...) Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Nov. 20, 1910
„The screamingly funny farce“
Editorial content. „CRODS ATTEND NIXON THEATRE
Marie Doro Makes Speech at Opening Night
of New Playhouse
Building is Splendidly Equipped for Presentation
of Large Productions“ (...)
„The performance ended with the screamingly funny
farce, entitled A Night in a London Music Hall.
This sketch employs fifteen persons in its presentation
and has made one of the biggest successes
in modern vaudeville. As the intoxicated box-holder Reeves
kept the large audience in paroxysmus of laughter.“
However, it is now Charles Chaplin, not Billie Reeves that
keeps the large audience in paroxysmus of laughter.
Nixon Theatre, 34 S 52nd Street, Philadelphia,
A Night in an English Music Hall, November 21, 1910.
Opening of the new theatre.
– Nixon Theatre‘s Grand Opening, Nov. 21, 1910:
Fred Karno‘s Company gives A Night in an English Music Hall.
This is the second show given by Charles Chaplin
outside of New York. Two and a half years later it‘s here
again, at the Nixon Theatre in Philadelphia,
where he gets a telegram from Baumann and Kessel
and returns for a day to New York.
Hollywood is calling!
Redaktioneller Inhalt.
Das Theater wird an diesem Tag eröffnet.
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