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Los Angeles Evening Express, L. A., California, February 2, 1928.

GRAUMAM‘S CHINESE

      Theatre Hollywood

      2.20   8.20

      CHARLIE Chaplin in „The Circus“

and

SID GRAUMAN‘S „BALLY-HOO“ PROLOGUE

      Good Seats

      on sale at Owl Drug, 6th and Bdwy.; or Chinese Theater

      pagoda box office

(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, Feb. 2, 1928

& Grauman‘s Chinese Theatre, auditorium from stage,

Los Angeles, 1927, graumanschinese.org

& Grauman‘s Chinese Theatre, auditorium from Northwest,

Los Angeles, 1927, graumanschinese.org

„Spasms of unrestrained laughter“

Editorial content. „Chaplin FILM,

      PROLOGUE HITS

      Novel features of Sid Grauman‘s presentation of Charlie

Chaplin‘s The Circus, at the Chinese Theater, and

the forecourt menagerie and sideshow continue to interest

theatergoers.

      In the light of the reception given by the first-night

audience, including Hollywood‘s most famous

stars, the combination of the prologue spectacle, Ballyhoo,

and the Chaplin fun classic promises to be the

most popular ever staged by the theater magnate.

      The artists presented on the stage include

Poodles Hanneford, ace of clowns, and his troupe of equestrian

performers; Pallenberg‘s bears; Pepito, the noted clown,

Samaroff and Sonia and their educated canines; Ed and Jenny

Rooney, trapeze artists supreme, and the Three

Freehands, noted equilibrists.

      The Circus is moving audiences to spasms of unrestrained

laughter.“

      Grauman‘s Chinese Theater, 6925 Hollywood Blvd., L. A.

      The Circus is released by United

      Artists in New York January 6, 1928.

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