The Vagabond Clippings 55/55
Film Daily, New York, May 5, 1941.
The Vagabond Scenes
& TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has acquired
and through the copyright owner controls the sole
and exclusive distribution, exhibition and exploitation rights
throughout the world, to those certain two-reel Charlie
Chaplin motion picture films, both silent and sound versions
previously released through RKO and entitled
The Vagabond THE FIREMAN THE IMMIGRANT
THE PAWNSHOP THE ADVENTURER THE RINK
THE CURE THE FLOORWALKER THE COUNT
ONE A.M. EASY STREET BEHIND THE SCENE
Guaranteed Pictures Co., Inc.
M. D. Sikawitt, Pres.
(...) Motion Picture Daily, May 7, 1941
& Fifth Ave. Playhouse ...
264 seats (66 - 5th Ave.) – New York City
(...) Film Daily Year Book 1945
& COCTEAU, JEAN (...) Surrealist and Fantastic Film
Festival: Series of 4 Programs, First Program
Commencing Friday, Dec. 19, 1941, Fifth Avenue Playhouse,
66 Fifth Ave., Bet. 12th and 13th Sts., N. Y. (...)
Chaplin‘s first feature – a fantastically burlesque version
of „Carmen“ (...) Blue Mountain Books
„That‘s the combo that spells profit“
Editorial content. „Currently, the Fifth Ave. Playhouse...
is presenting five of these riotously funny productions... – ,The
Vagabond,‘ ,The Adventurer,‘ ,The Immigrant,‘ ,The Cure,‘,
,The Count,‘ and ,Easy Street‘ –... under the label: ,The Charlie
Chaplin Festival‘... Present distributor is Guaranteed
Pictures Co., headed by Mort Sikawitt and Sam Goldstein...
The Festival is also on tap at the Little Theater,
Newark, and the Cinema, Detroit... and debuts shortly at the
Studio, Chicago, and Fine Arts, Boston... which means
that it will be played simultaneously in five top cities... because,
the way biz is going, there isn‘t a ghost of a chance
of its leaving the first three stands... before the Chi. and Beantown
runs get going... Three salient facts we‘d like to pass
along: (1) Festival is rolling ‘em in the aisles; (2) The Charlie
of 1916-17 is still potent box-office... and (3) Don‘t be
deceived, Mr. Exhib., if the stands mentioned smack of the
,arty,‘ for the Festival is just as okay... for the ,smellies‘
and the ,smooties‘... That‘s the combo that spells profit...“
5th Av. Playhouse, 66 5th Av. (Greenwich Village), N. Y.
Little Theater, Newark.
Cinema, Detroit.
Studio, Chicago.
Fine Arts, Boston.
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