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

S. Barret McCormick, managing director

New Ambassador, Los Angeles

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Jan. 29, 1921, detail

& Ambassador Theater to Open Soon (...)

      Two performances daily are to be presented. A feature

of each will be an intermission during which guests

will chat and rest in the lounging room, directly adjoining

the theater itself. On occasion soloists will render

selections in this lounging room during each intermissions.

      S. Barret McCormick, managing director, is hard

at work selecting his program for the opening

date, announcement of which will shortly be made.

(...) Criterion Theatre‘s program, Jan. 8, 1921,

Los Angeles Theatres

& The Los Angeles Ambassador

      Dancing nightly at the world famous

      Cocoanut Grove

(...) Ad with drawing, Photoplay, Aug. 1934, detail

& Charles Chaplin in „The Kid,“ which has

Los Angeles premiere at the Ambassador tomorrow

(...) Photo, Los Angeles Herald, Feb. 18, 1921

„Busy now perfecting special embellishments“

Editorial content. „The Ambassador, ,national art theater

of the screen,‘ is fast becoming a point of interest

to tourists reaching Los Angeles. Its fame has spread rapidly

since its recent opening and many who come to the

Southland are making reservations for many of its performances.

Managing Director S. Barret McCormick is busy now

perfecting special embellishments for Charles Chaplin‘s latest

and greatest production, The Kid, which will be shown

starting Saturday.“ (...)

      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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