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The Gold Rush Clippings 339/363
Variety, New York, January 6, 1926.
The Sort Of Hats They Wear At The Crossroads
Ruth Wright, of the Cozy Theatre, Topeka, persuaded
a milliner to make a display of the last word in fall hats with
a background of tall buildings. The street does not look
like New York, but the window looks unlike any other in town
and it SOLD. That‘s the idea.
(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, Oct. 7, 1922
„The Crossroads of New York“
is presented 1922 by Mack Sennett.
& Mildred Harris in the Lois Weber Production De Luxe
„Borrowed Clothes“
(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, Oct. 19, 1918
& Scene from „For Husbands Only“ showing charm of Miss Harris
(...) Motion Picture News, Dec. 14, 1018
& Cozy, exterior by day, marquee „East is West,“ Topeka –
The Cozy Theatre, Topeka, Kans., used cutouts
for its marquee display for First National‘s East is West. The
love boat was featured. A compo-board cutout mounted
was so arranged that the canopy served as the boat‘s deck,
on which the group of characters stood.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Jan. 13, 1923
& Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Friday
The Cozy Presents
„What Every Woman Wants“ (...)
Charlie Chaplin in „Police“
(...) Ad, Motion Picture News, April 19, 1919
& Always Good –
Unusually Great –
COZY
Topeka‘s most popular priced 1st run Theatre and
the only Theatre in town which gives you continuous
shows and continuous music – Both Orchestra and Organ.
Starting Tomorrow
Helene Chadwick and Olive Brook in
„THE WOMAN HATER“
(...) Washburn Review, Topeka, Kansas, Sept. 9, 1925
& And They Still Live!
At the trial of Ruth Wright, who was charged with exhibiting
„Borrowed Clothes“ in Topeka, Kan., without the cuts
ordered by the state censor board, it developed that one of the
jurymen had never seen a motion picture.
(...) Wid‘s Daily, July 7, 1919
& Kansas City Notes. (...)
Miss Ruth Wright, of the Cozy Theatre, Topeka, Kans., was
in the city last week booking up for the Billie Rhodes series.
(...) Moving Picture World, Feb. 22, 1919
„At the smallest first run house in this city“
Editorial content. „,Gold Rush‘s‘ Record
Takes It in Topeka with $2,900 Gross
Topeka, Jan. 5.
Gold Rush topped them all, and at the smallest first run
house in this city, this week. Did $2,900, breaking
the house record previously held by Lloyd‘s Oh, Doctor.“ (...)
„Estimates for Last Week“ (...)
„Cozy (400; 35). Chaplin‘s Gold Rush, played continuously
six times per day at low admission, got play and broke
all records for house with $2,900.“
Cozy Theatre, 834 North Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kans.
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