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Los Angeles Herald, Los Angeles, Calif., Feb. 18, 1921.

Ambassador Hotel of Los Angeles

      Has Motion Picture Theatre

      Magnificently Decorated House Incorporated in New Hotel (...)

Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, where they have installed

an up-to-date theatre

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Aug. 13, 1921

& Ambassador Hotel, exterior by day, Los Angeles, undated,

indiegogo.com

& The Ambassador extends along the fringe between the film

settlement and the focus of the more conservative

and less interesting life of Los Angeles, shall we say, proper.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Classic, May 1929

& Ticket Scalpers Make Big Profits on Sales

      For „The Kid“ in L. A. 

(...) Exhibitors Herald, March 5, 1921

& Renco Film for Ambassador (...)

      „Lavender and Old Lace“ would have (...) a run at the new Ambassador, Los Angeles, following „Passion“ and „The Kid.“

(...) Wid´s Daily, Jan. 26, 1921

& The Ambassador Theater (...)

      Beginning Next Saturday Matinee

      Charles Chaplin in The Kid

      His 6-reel million-dollar comedy production

      Reserved seats now selling

(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, Feb. 16, 1921

„A long line of ticket buyers which swamped the box office“

Editorial content. „Never in the history of a motion

picture theater has the demand for reserved seats been

paralleled as in the case of the announcement

of Charles Chaplin‘s six-reel First National comedy, The Kid,

which is slated for the Ambassador theater screen

next Saturday matinee for a period of nine days, when

that announcement was followed by a long line

of ticket buyers which swamped the box office at the Ambassador

theater and the downtown branch office at the Kinema.“

      Ambassador Theatre, 3400 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles.

      The Kid is pre-released by First National

      in Los Angeles February 19, 1921.

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