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Moving Picture World, New York, March 25, 1916.

Orpheum (before Casino), exterior by day, Eldorado, Illinois,

undated, Eldorado Memorial Public Library District

& Former Orpheum Theatre, exterior by day, Eldorado,

undated, Cinema Treasures

& Steve Farrar, Egyptian Theatre, Harrisburg, ill., a contributor

to What the Picture Did for Me as far back as 1920,

with Jeffrey Lynn.

(...) Motion Picture Herald, July 8, 1939

„Films with snakes“

Editorial content. „Doesn‘t Like Snakes.

      Here is a letter from Steve Farrar, of the Casino, Eldorado, Ill.,

which is worthy the attention of manufacturers. He writes:

      I want to ask you a question: why in all that is for the betterment

of the pictures, do producers allow their directors to use

snakes in the pictures they produce? It seems that directors

right now have the ,snake craze.‘ This week I have had

three films with snakes used in the stories, and to top it all off

in A Night in the Show last night there was a whole

basket full of them for Chaplin and the company to play with.“ (...)     

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