The Pawnshop Clippings 8799
Evening World, New York, April 17, 1920.
Rialto, exterior by night, Douglas Fairbanks in Rialto First
Anniversary Program, New York
(...) Motography, May 26, 1917
& Rialto, exterior by night, New York
(...) Moving Picture World, Oct. 20, 1917
& Rialto, exterior by day, marquee
Buster Keaton in Our Hospitality, Will Nigh in „Among
the Missing,“ New York
(...) Exhibitors Herald, March 1, 1924
Rialto, exterior by night, Norma Talmadge „De Luxe Anni,“
Katzenjammer Kids, New York
(...) Moving Picture World, June 15, 1918
& Rialto, exterior by day, marquee Emil Jannings, Marlene Dietrich
„The Blue Angel,“ New York – „THE BLUE ANGEL,“
Jannings-Dietrich love-thriller packing Rialto, N. Y. in world
premiere long run. „Two greatest performances
on stage or screen.“ – N. Y. Sun. „Von Sternberg surpasses
,Morocco.‘“ – Graphic. Ufa.
(...) Motion Picture News, Dec. 20, 1930
& Rialto, auditorium with stage and balcony, New York, 1917
& Rialto, orchestra, New York
(...) Motion Picture News, May 6, 1916
& RECORDS ESTABLISHED
Chaplin Classic
„THE PAWNSHOP“
Selected by Dr. Riesenfeld as the Comedy for the Rialto
Anniversary program. Rialto Theatre, New York City. (...)
Owned and Controlled by
Clark Cornelius Corp‘n, 117 W. 46th St., New York City
Distributed by
Select Pictures Corp‘n
Exchanges Everywhere
(...) Wid‘s Year Book 1920
& RIVOLI Rialto (...)
Hugo Riesenfeld, Director
Beginning To-day (...)
Anniversary Week
Charles Ray
in „Paris Green“
A Paramount-Artcraft Picture.
Chaplin Revival
„The Pawnshop.“
Rialto Orchestra
Hugo Riesenfeld, Conductor.
(...) New York Tribune, April 18, 1920, and
Evening World, New York, April 17, 1920, and
Sun, New York, April 18, 1920, and
New York Herald, April 18, 1920
& At the Rialto, in celebration of the fourth anniversary
of this theatre, Charles Ray is offered in „Paris
Green,“ the formula for which must have been „usual rube off
stuff plus melodrama.“ That‘s the picture:
Charles Ray as his awkward, amusing, rural self, with some
wholly unnecessary melodrama thrown in. Not a
particularly good sample of what Ray can do. „The Pawnshop,“
a Chaplin revival, is more amusing than most of the
revivals seen, and contains some of the great Charlot‘s most
restrained moments. To introduce the feature picture
there are shown scenes of Paris; there is also a pictorial. The
musical feature of the bill is Liszt‘s „Sixth Hungarian
Rhapsody,“ with a czimbalon solo by Bela Nyary. Lack of space
forbids the explanation of this instrument, but go hear it.
(...) New York Tribune, April 19, 1920
& Rialto Orchestra to Be Shown
on Screen While the Living Musicians Play.
For anniversary week at the Rialto beginning
to-day Hugo Riesenfeld, the managing director,
has prepared a programme of two Charlies. Charles Ray
will appear in „Paris Green,“ a Thomas H. Ince
production, and Charles Chaplin will play in „The Pawnshop,“
a revival of a former success. As a special novelty
a motion picture will show the Rialto orchestra in action
playing Liszt‘s „Sixth Rhapsody,“ with close-ups of
the various soloists, while the living orchestra plays the same
number with the same conductor wielding the baton.
An elaborate musical and incidental programme in addition
will be presented.
(...) Sun and New York Herald, New York, April 18, 1920.
& Rialto – After a week‘s run at the Rivoli, „The Young Diana,“
with Marion Davies as the star, moves to this house.
The story is by Marie Corelli and presents a new variation
of the „Faust“ theme, depicting a middle aged spinster
who dares the dangers of experimentation to recover youth
and beauty. Pedro de Gordoba plays the modern
Mephisto. Charlie Chaplin in „The Pawnshop“ and the Rialto
Magazine will also be shown. The music programme
opens with Massenet‘s „Phedre.“
(...) Evening World, New York, Sept. 2, 1922
„Its fourth anniversary“
Editorial content. „New Offerings On the Screen
Rialto – This theatre will celebrate its fourth anniversary
with Charles Ray in Paris Green as the chief feature.
The comedy was written by Julien Josephson and produced
by Thomas H. Ince for Paramount-Artcraft. There will
also be Charlie Chaplin in The Pawnshop, a scenic, and the
Rialto Magazine. The concert programme will include
Liszt‘s Sixth Rhapsody and the quartet number from Rigoletto.“
Rialto, Broadway at 42nd Street, New York.
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