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Motion Picture News, New York, October 27, 1917.
Restrain Alleged Imitators of Chaplin
(...) Motion Picture News, Oct. 27, 1917
„Book Chaplin‘s Million-Dollar Comedies Now!“
Advertisement. „J. T. Turner San Francisco. Fred
Dahnken San Francisco. A. J. Jones Chicago. H. Schwalbe Philadelphia. T. L. Tally Los Angeles. S. L. Rothapfel
Rialto Theatre. Robt Lieber Indianapolis. E. H. Hulsey Dallas. W. H. Swanson N. Y. City, H. T. Nolan Denver. J. H. Kunsky,
Inc. Detroit. Em Mandelbaum Cleveland. J. D. Williams New
York. J. B. Clark Pittsburgh. Geo. W. Trendle Detroit.
Nathan Ascher Chicago. Adolph Linick Chicago. F. V. Fischer
Seattle. W. B. Dewees Vancouver B. C. Ev Richards,
Jr. New Orleans. Henry Brouse Ottawa. C. L. Langley San
Francisco. E. B. Johnson San Francisco. A. H. Blank
Des Moines. Fred Levy Louisville. Wm. Sievers St. Louis.
Thomas Saxe Milwaukee. Jake Wells Norfolk.
Tom Moore Washington D. C. P. J. Schafer Chicago. A. J.
Gilligham Detroit. N. H. Gordon Boston. R. A. Rowland
New York City. L. S. Card New York City,
Here‘s News!
A National Vigilance Committee to ferret out and prosecute
perpetrators of fraudulent „Chaplin“ films has been
formed by these exhibitors. Instant legal action will follow any
infringements of the Million Dollar Comedian‘s rights.
Charlie Chaplin‘s Signature
Charles Chaplin
will appear on all his forthcoming releases made for this circuit.
This magic symbol on all posters and publicity matter
will distinguish the false from the true; it means more money
for forehanded exhibitors.
Book Chaplin‘s Million-Dollar Comedies Now!
First ,Signature Protected‘ release about Jan. 1, 1918
Seven More to Follow at intervals of six weeks“ (...)
„First National Exhibitors´ Circuit.“ (...)
Thirty-Four portraits of exhibitors.
One Chaplin portrait.
One US and Canada Map.
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