The Bank Clippings 28/46
Heywood Broun, New York Tribune, New York, Sept. 19, 1915.
I will be with you in a comedy entitled (...)
North American Slide Co.
(...) Moving Picture World, April 24, 1915
& A Box Office Puller
Kraus MFG. CO.
(...) Moving Picture World, April 17, 1915
& Those Lobby Pictures
(...) Moving Picture World, Oct. 30, 1915
„Resolved, That Charlie Chaplin is without art“
Editorial content. „All Things Are Clear if You Own
a Movie Mind.
Veterans of the Picture Theatres Need Only a Hint
to Ascertain Both Haters and Lovers.
By Heywood Broun.
,Resolved, That Charlie Chaplin is without art
and is altogether detestable‘, was the subject
of the debate. We argued on the negative side. Our opponent
spoke first, and used the plot of a Chaplin comedy
as the framework for his argument. He told us how Chaplin
had done this with a seltzer bottle and that with
a broom, but when he came to the custard pie he could not
go one. At that point he was laughing so hard
at the recollection of the film that he was unable to continue
his denunciation of Chaplin. And we rested
our case right there.“
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