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Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1928.

Theatre Manager and Director Max Stearn, Columbus, Ohio

(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, Oct. 30, 1915, detail

& Grand Theatre, exterior by day, Columbus

(...) Photo, Exhibitor's Trade Review, Dec.. 26, 1925

& RETIRED CONDUCTORS AND ENGINEERS

of the Pennsylvania railroad who witnessed a special performance

of „The Iron Horse“ at the Grand Theatre, Columbus, Ohio.

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 5, 1925

& Grand Theatre, auditorium, Columbus, undated,

Cinema Treasures

& Al Jolson in „The Jazz Singer“ Poster

& AL JOLSON in „The Singing Fool“

(...) Film Daily, Aug. 17, 1928

& Neth‘s Grand

      Now In the Fourth Week

      Remember – This picture will never be seen

in Columbus again with Vitaphone – and without Vitaphone

the voice and sweet melodies of Jolson are lost!

      Max Stearn Grand Theater Bldg., Columbus, Ohio.

      Mr. Real Neth, Grand Theater, Columbus, Ohio.

                                                                        January 7th, 1928.

My Dear Real:

      I want to tell you how much I enjoyed Al Jolson in „The Jazz

Singer“ at the Grand Theater last night.

      My wife and I just returned from a ten days‘ trip to New York,

during which time we saw ten of the outstanding shows,

among them Rio Rita, for which we paid $11,00 a seat on New

Year‘s Eve.

      I can truthfully say that the show I saw at your theater

last evening gave me more real enjoyment than any show

I saw in New York. (...)

      Although you were good enough to provide me with passes,

I am enclosing my check for $5.00 to help you defray

the tremendous expense you must have incurred to secure

this attraction.

– An unusual „personal endorsement“ ad used for „The Jazz

Singer“ at the Grand Theatre, Columbus, O.

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

„O Well, I‘ll Get In Next!“

Editorial content/Advertisement. „Real Neth‘s Grand

      Presents

      The Jazz Singer

      Al Jolson‘s

      Vitaphone Masterpiece

      Originally Booked for

      2 Weeks

      Held Over

      For a 3d and 4th and 5th, 6th and 7th and?

      ,O Well, I‘ll Get In Next!‘ – Charlie Chaplin

      in ,The Circus‘“ 

      Grand Theatre, 57 East State Street, Columbus.

      The Circus is released by United

      Artists in New York January 6, 1928.

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