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Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington, August 16, 1915
Louie Mueller Fools Film Fans Who Hail
Him As Funny Chaplin
Photos. Louie Post Mueller.
Seattle, Wash. – Seattle has been paying the homage
of chuckles and titters to Charlie Chaplin for weeks,
while he performed his antics on the street. But – sh! – it wasn‘t
Charlie at all – Charlie, the funny fellow of the film world.
It was Louie Post Mueller, who has acquired most of Chaplin‘s
tricks of expression and mirth-provoking business and
looks enough like him to be his twin. He is but 21 years old,
and acts as a living poster for a film house here, having
been „grabbed“ by the manager as he was going to a masque
ball in a Charlie Chaplin make-up.
(...) Day Book, Chicago, May 10, 1915
& Alhambra, exterior by day, Seattle, undated, Puget Sound
Theatre Organ Society
& Starting Today – One Week Only
Another Brand New Chaplin Comedy
CHARLES CHAPLIN
In 2 Reels of Unrestrained Hilarity
The Bank (...)
ALHAMBRA
(...) Seattle Star, Aug. 16, 1915
„Chaplin springs some brand new stunts“
Editorial content. „ALHAMBRA
Charlie Chaplin in his latest funmaker, The Bank,
opens a week‘s engagement at the Alhambra
Monday. It is a riot of fun and Chaplin springs some brand
new stunts in this comedy.“ (...)
Alhambra, southwest corner of Fifth and Pine Streets, Seattle.
The Bank is released by Essanay August 9, 1915.
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