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Gazette, Montreal, Canada, February 2, 1928.

Palace Theatre, exterior by night, marquee „Can Can“

Frank Sinatra, Montreal, 1960, Montreal Gazette

& S. J. Hayward (photographer), Ste. Catherine St. at night

looking West – Palace, Montreal, undated, Natural Color Card

From Kodachrome, ebay

& Palace Theatre, exterior by day, marquee „Street Angel“

And A Movietone Program, Montreal, Canada,

1928, McCord Museum

& Palace Theatre, entrance, marquee „A Woman of Pleasure,“

showbill George Freeman‘s Orchestra, Montreal,

1920, McCord Museum

& Palace Theatre, auditorium from balcony,

Montreal, circa 1935

& St. Catherine Street with Palace Theatre, Montreal,

undated, postcard in color, CardCow, detail

& Palace, „Le Film Parlant“, „Street Angel,“ Montreal

(...) Le Petit Journal, Montreal, Sep. 1, 1928

& The Year In Canada (...)

      A spectacular event of the year was the introduction

of sound pictures, the first theatre to offer synchronized presentation being the Palace of Montreal.

(...) Kinematograph Year Book 1929

& At the Palace

      Charlie Chaplin‘s „The Circus“

      to Remain Another Week

      Charlie Chaplin‘s latest comedy, „The Circus,“ will be held

over at the Palace Theatre for a second and final

week. As was expected, the demand to see Chaplin after

his absence of over two years has been so great

that the management has been compelled to extend the

engagement. The management also announces

that there will be a special showing of „The Circus“ at 10 o‘clock

every night.

      In „The Circus“ Chaplin plays the part of a tramp

who is unintentionally enlisted in a circus and finds himself

the ,hit‘ of the show.

      There will be a special overture by the Famous Palace

Augmented Concert Orchestra, conducted by G. Agostini.

(...) Gazette, Montreal, Feb. 4, 1928

& Au Palace

      Charlie Chaplin demeurera à l‘affiche de ce théâtre.

(...) Le Cinéma, Patrie, Montréal, Feb. 4, 1928

& Doors Open DAILY at NOON

      The Ace of Comedy!

CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „THE CIRCUS“

      It‘s The Greatest Show On Earth

(...) Gazette, Montreal, Feb. 1, 1928

„It‘s The Greatest Show On Earth“

Advertisement. „Doors Open

      DAILY at NOON

      The Ace of Comedy!

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

in

,THE CIRCUS‘

      It‘s The Greatest Show On Earth“ (...)

      It‘s The Greatest Show On Earth? The United Artists‘ punch

      line is It‘s The World‘s Greatest Show of Mirth.

      Palace Theatre, 698 St. Catherine Street, Montreal.

      The Circus 1st week top, 2nd week flop.

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