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Camera! Los Angeles, California, February 26, 1921.

A SPANISH cafe setting was provided by S. Barret McCormick,

managing director of the Ambassador and Kinema

theatres, Los Angeles, for the presentation of „The Truth

About Husbands,“ Whitman Bennett‘s First National

attraction.

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, April 23, 1921

& AMBASSADOR Theatre, Los Angeles, Cal. S. Barret

McCormick, mgr. – Well received. Played up big

by critics. Chaplin applauded. Broke both box office and

attendance records.

(...) First National Business Reports THE KID

The Big 5 Productions, Exhibitors Herald, April 23, 1921

„He will never become less than America‘s Charlie“

Editorial content. „AMBASSADOR

      Charles Chaplin in

      ,THE KID‘

      Written and directed by Charles Chaplin

      CAST“ (...)

      „Who‘s Where on

      Los Angeles Screens“ (...)

      „,THE KID‘

      The inimitable Charlie in his latest and most famous

production, The Kid, is at the Ambassador theatre.“ (...)

      „As the Tramp all of the comedian‘s rare talent

is displayed, which impresses one with the idea that no matter

how long the intervals between his appearances may

be, he will never become less than America‘s Charlie.“ (...)

     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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