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Variety, New York, September 2, 1925.

Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, Los Angeles

(...) Photo, Photoplay, April 1931

& That‘s Hollywood!

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, Chicago, Dec. 1931

& The Screen Stars Shop was sponsored

by Mary Pickford and Marion Davies. It failed because

it could not keep up its stock of used studio

and personal clothing worn by the screen stars.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, Chicago, Nov. 1931

& Joseph M. Schenck

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 18, 1928, detail

      Also in Moving Picture World, Feb. 18, 1928.

& Sid Grauman

(...) Photo, Hollywood Filmograph, Sept. 17, 1932, detail

& Grauman‘s Egyptian, detail of forecourt

and shops, Los Angeles

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, Oct. 13, 1923

& A Sid Grauman Presentation

      Mr. Grauman presents the colorful prologue

„Charlie Chaplin‘s Dream“ (...) Egyptian‘s The Gold Rush Program,

Los Angeles, June 26, 1925

& Western Union Telegram

Hollywood, Calif., Aug. 24, 1925.

Dear Sidney: –

Your prologue for the „Gold Rush“ is a true work of art.

It has both feeling and understanding. It is indeed

a privilege for any producer to have his picture presented

by you at your theatre. I sincerely hope the United

Artists are so privileged frequently.

Joseph M. Schenck

(...) Variety, Aug. 26, 1925

& Grauman‘s Egyptian is still hitting it at a great pace

with „The Gold Rush.“

(...) Variety, Sept. 2, 1925

& Grauman‘s Egyptian – „The Gold Rush“ (U. A.) (1,800;

50–$1.50). Keeping up fast pace, with house

record approached on Labor Day. Grauman doing special

exploitation stunts. Responsible for big gross. $26,100.

(...) Variety, Sept. 16, 1925

& Grauman‘s Egyptian ran along at its merry clip,

with the Labor Day business being within $4

of the house record. This picture will probably go along at a clip

of $25 a week for another two months at least.

(...) Variety, Sept. 16, 1925

& Chaplin Film Closing Coast Run

Los Angeles – „The Gold Rush“ will terminate its long run

at the Grauman Egyptian on Nov. 1. The picture, at the end

of the engagement, will have played 19 weeks.

(...) Film Daily, Oct. 14, 1925

„How much cash can be handled daily“

Editorial content. „Grauman‘s Egyptian – Gold Rush (U. A.)

(1,800; 50–$1.50). Question of how much cash can be handled

daily, house still playing capacity at nearly all performances.

$26,100.“

      The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925

      at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.

      The Gold Rush opens August 15, 1925

      at Strand Theatre, B‘way at 47th St., New York.

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