The Bank Clippings 26/46
Moving Picture World, New York, September 11, 1915.
Red Letter Photocard.
Essanay
(Charles Chaplin.) Just a Moment Please. (Charlie at the Bank.)
& „The Bank“ (Essanay)
To the lover of high class comedy this is one of the best
of Charles Chaplin pictures.“ (...)
Photo. Scene from „The Bank“ (Essanay).
(...) Moving Picture World, August 28, 1915
& General Film Company, Specials.
THE BANK (Essanay), Aug. 16. – The latest two-reel
Chaplin, which was a week late in arriving, is worth
waiting for. It is a distinct advance in the grade of its fun,
the comedian‘s methods being as deft as ever, but
many of the familiar tricks have been dispensed with. The plot
is a real one, numerous bits of new business
and a neatly turned surprise finish counting largely for
the picture‘s success.
(...) Comments on the Films, Moving Picture World, Sept. 4, 1915
„How long will he continue to be the favorite“
Editorial content. Here and There
Charles Chaplin in „The Bank“ Shows Us a New Player
and Opens Up Possibilities for the Future.
By George Blaisdell.
ONE frequently hears the question: „How long will Charlie
Chaplin last?“ The which meaning, in all probability,
how long will he continue to be the favorite of a public that
is as fickle in its affections as it is vociferous in praise
of its idol of the moment.“ (...)
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