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Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, Feb. 17, 1928.

United Artists Theatre on the right side of Randolph Street,

Chicago, undated, detail

& United Artists Theatre, general lounge in

basement, Chicago

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture

World, Jan. 21, 1928

& United Artists Theatre, foyer, Chicago

(...) Exhibitors Herald and

Moving Picture World, Jan. 21, 1928

& United Artists Theatre, auditorium with balcony, Chicago

(...) Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture

World, Jan. 21, 1928

& „Jazz Singer“ is scheduled to close at the Garrick

in two weeks, making a total of 15 weeks for

his film at $2.20 top. „The Goucho“ leaves United Artists

Feb. 16, with „The Circus“ coming in.

(...) Variety, Feb. 15, 1928

& The midnight matinee held at the United Artists theatre

Thursday for the opening of Charlie Chaplin‘s „The

Circus“ was quite a gala affair. Just about every stage star

playing in the city was present, and those who

paid their way in packed the rest of the house to capacity.

Chaplin is still Chaplin and so is „The Circus.“

(...) Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, Feb. 25, 1928

& Musician Dies in Pit as Orchestra Plays Zohmer‘s

      „Despair;“ Audience Is Unaware

      Intent upon the screen production and its orchestral

accompaniment, the audience at the United Artists

theatre, Chicago, Sunday night was unaware that a member

of the orchestra had dropped his instrument when

stricken by death.

(...) Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, Jan. 28, 1928

& CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „THE CIRCUS“

makes

The Horses Laugh!

The Monkey Shine!!

The Lion Roar!!!

and

YOU HOWL!!!! (...)

      UNITED ARTISTS THEATRE

(...) Chicago Tribune, Feb. 28, 1928

„SEE HIM and HOWL“

Advertisemtent. „Hey Kids! It Starts

      – To-Day! O. K. – M. N. X.

C HARLIE CHAPLIN

    OMES To

    HICAGO in the

    IRCUS

      SEE HIM and HOWL

      The Greatest Show of MIRTH ON EARTH (...)

UNITED ARTISTS THEATRE

Sure! Smoke if you like in luxurious loges

Midnight Show Saturday!“

      United Artists, 45 W. Randolph St. (at Dearborn), Chicago.

      The Circus is released by United

      Artists in New York January 6, 1928.

     

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