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Los Angeles Evening Express, L. A., Cal., Feb. 14, 1928.

THROW OUT THE LAUGH-LINE !

THROW OUT THE LAUGH-LINE !

THOUSANDS ARE LAUGHING TODAY

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „THE CIRCUS“ (...)

GRAUMAN‘S CHINESE

(...) Los Angeles Times, Feb. 14, 1928

& SID COULD PUT

      ‘EM IN MUSEUM

      The gasoline age has put a brand new problem up to

Hollywood which has just been revealed by Sid

Grauman‘s  presentation of Charlie Chaplin‘s „The Circus,“

at the Chinese Theater. There are no stables

where fine animals may be housed in comfort. A few years

ago every mansion boasted such.

      Facing the problem of finding satisfactory quarters for

Poodles Hanneford‘s five ring horses, valued at

many thousands of dollars; Pallenberg‘s performing bears,

and other prize animals appearing in his prologue,

„Ballyhoo,“ Grauman‘s agents combed Hollywood to find

a stable.

(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, Feb. 20, 1928

& DELEGATES TO

      HAVE A LAUGH

      Delegates to the International Stamp Manufacturers‘

Association convention will see Charlie Chaplin‘s

„The Circus“ in Grauman‘s Chinese Theater on Thursday

night following their banquet at the Roosevelt Hotel.

(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, Feb. 14, 1928

„Harmony duetists“

Editorial content. „TWO PROGRAMS ARE ARRANGED

      FOR KNX BILL

      Mirth and Harmony on Top In Program

      Arranged For Tonight

      ORCHESTRAS ON AIR

      Hollywood Night

      to Be Broadcast; Other Features Are Arranged

      Two programs of unusual interest will greet

listeners who tune to the Los Angeles Evening Express

station, KNX, tonight. The first is the Grauman‘s

Chinese Theater presentation of the Allyn Sisters, harmony

duetists, who have just returned from a triumphant

vaudeville tour of the East. Sister harmony acts galore have

been heard over radio stations for years, but none

have been as completely successful as have the Allyn Sisters.

An added attraction will be heard during the program,

when Marie Golden, pianist, is heard in continuation of the

musical memory contest. The broadcast, from 7 to

7:30 o‘clock, will be given in connection with The Circus,

Charlie Chaplin‘s latest picture, now showing at the

Chinese Theater.“

      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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