Bibliografia
italiana
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*
John Lodge, in Id., The career of
Herbert Brenon, "Griffithiana", nr. 57 - 58, Ottobre 1996
Bibliografia
europea
Anonimo,
Reviews of the week, "Kinematograph Weekly", October 2 o 12, 1925
- INGHILTERRA
Anonimo,
The street of forgotten men, "Bioscope", November 5, 1925 -
INGHILTERRA
Anonimo,
Die Strake des Grauens, "Die Filmwoche", December 29, 1926 -
GERMANIA
Bibliografia
internazionale
- * Anonimo, From
a camera platform in the Astoria studio, "New York Times", May 3, 1925
- Anonimo, Film shorts, "Billboard",
May 9, 1925
- Anonimo,
Herbert Brenon had the best of advice, "", May 17, 1925
- * Anonimo, Film Monte Carlo Casino,
"New York Times", May 17, 1925
- Anonimo,
Herbert Brenon champions realism and encounters Percy Marmont's fist,
"?", 1925
- Anonimo,
Cripples fresh every hour, "Movie Weekly", June 27,
1925
- Anonimo, Theater, Musik & Kunst,
"New Yorker Volkszeitung", July 19, 1925
- Anonimo, Old
Bowery days pictured at Rivoli, "New York American", July 20, 1925
- Dorothy Day,
Herbert Brenon contributes absorbing film at Rivoli, "Morning
Telegraph", July 20, 1925
- TheMoviegoer,
Picture plays and players, "New York Sun", July 20, 1925
- W. R., The
new films, "The World", July 20, 1925
- Harriette Underhill,
On the screen, "New York Herald Tribune", July 20, 1925
- Anonimo, More
of the Bowery's chicanery comes to light, "New York Post", July 21,
1925
- (Katherine Zimmerman?),
Unreeling the films, "N. Y. Telegram", July 21, 1925
- * Anonimo, The Bowery and afterward,
"New York Times", July 21, 1925
- Dorothy Herzog,
Remarkable photoplay, "Daily Mirror", July 21, 1925
- Mildred Spain,
Marmont wears high hat and
tin cup in Rivoli film, "Daily News", July 21, 1925
- Connie Miles, "New York Evening World", July
21?, 1925
- * Fred., Street of forgotten men,
"Variety", July 22, 1925
- Anonimo, Bowery
yarn on Rivoli screen, "New
York Evening Journal", July 23, 1925
- P.
S. Harrison, The street of forgotten men
- with Percy Marmount, Mary Brian and Neil Hamilton, "Harrison's
Reports",
July 25, 1925
- Anonimo, Street of forgotten men at
Poli's vaudeville, "Bridgeport Telegram", July 25, 1925
- Anonimo,
"Chicago American", July 28?, 1925
- Anonimo,
"Chicago Herald", July 28?, 1925
- Genevieve Harris, "Chicago Evening Post",
July 28, 1925
- *[!] Roberta Nangle,
You'll like this tale of Bowery underworld, "Chicago Tribune", July 28, 1925
- Anonimo,
Current programs in photoplay theaters, "Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph", July 28, 1925
- Anonimo, In the
Pittsburgh theaters, "Pittsburgh Post", July 28, 1925
- Anonimo, At the theaters last night,
"Pittsburgh Press", July 28, 1925
- Polly Wood, Percy Marmont plays role
of good bad beggar in film, "Chicago Herald and Examiner", July 28, 1925
- Eugene Stinson, Percy Marmont is
begging on Street of forgotten men, "Chicago Daily Journal", July 29, 1925
- Anonimo, Musical comedy, drama and
motion pictures, "Musical Courier", July 30, 1925
- C.
S. Sewell, Paramount offers very out-of-the-ordinary story of the
underworld that should please majority, "Moving
Picture
World", August 1, 1925
- Anonimo,
Pre-release reviews of features, "Motion Picture News", August 1,
1925
- Anonimo,
The low down on the picture, "Motion Pictures Today", August 1,
1925
- Anonimo,
The street of forgotten men, "Film Daily", August 2, 1925
- Anonimo, Picture at Colonial has
unusual appeal, "Dayton Journal"", August 2, 1925
- Anonimo, Underworld
story in film at Stanton, "Philadelphia Inquirer", August 4, 1925
- Anonimo, New
films shown on local screens, "Philadelphia Public Ledger", August 4,
1925
- Anonimo, Story of N.Y. fakers shown, "San Francisco
Chronicle", August 8, 1925
- Anonimo, The
street of forgotten men, "Exhibitor's Trade Review", August 8, 1925
- Anonimo, Quick
stuff on pictures for busy showman, "Motion Pictures Today", August 8,
1925
- Dorothy
Evans, Senator offers clever picture, "Sacramento
Union", August 10, 1925
- * Anonimo,
Street of forgotten men for Granada, "San Francisco Examiner", August 10,
1925
- Dudley
Burrows, Granada's new feature tops Unholy Three, "San Francisco Call and
Post", August 10,
1925
- A.
F. Gillaspey, Marmont gives wonderful performances in Granada
Film, "San Francisco Bulletin", August 10, 1925
- Curran D. Swint,
Special programs at
California, Granada and Warfield, "San Francisco News", August 10, 1925
- George
C. Warren, Best available films offered screen fans - greater
movie season, "San Francisco Chronicle", August 10, 1925
- Jack Jungmeyer, Story about beggars
has dramatic moments, "Daily News", August 14, 1925
- T. O. Service, Service talks, "Exhibitor's
Herald", August 15, 1925
- Anonimo, Brenon
always strikes for realism, "Washington Times", August 15, 1925
- Carroll
Carroll, The reel stuff, "Judge", August 15, 1925
- Anonimo, The street of forgotten men,
"Wichita Eagle", August 16, 1925
- Anonimo, The street of forgotten men
at the Howard, "Atlanta Constitution", August 16, 1925
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*[!] Anonimo, 'Bowery' love story at Palace, "Washington Post", August 16, 1925
- Anonimo,
Offerings at local theaters, "Washington Post", August 17, 1925
- Anonimo,
Palace: The street of forgotten men, "Washington Star", August 17, 1925
- Anonimo, "Washington Herald", August 17?, 1925
- J. R., Palace - Forgotten
men, "Washington Times", August 17, 1925
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