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Los Angeles Herald, Los Angeles, California, November 13, 1916.

The Garrick Theatre, Los Angeles, where „Hell Morgan‘s

Girl“ played two weeks to capacity business and justified the

Bluebird Company‘s guarantee of a record run.

      Garrick Theatre, Leased by Bluebird.

(...) Photo, Moving Picture Weekly, April 14, 1917

& Charlie Chaplin is causing a landslide of laughter at the

Garrick this week, where he is seen in „The Revue

of 1916,“ a five-reel comedy melange, adapted from his three

notable comedy successes of the year, „The Tramp,“

„His New Job“ and „A Night Out.“ Only the most comical scenes

have been used to make this spectacular ensemble and

they have been carefully woven into a good plot, which makes

this film out of the range of the ordinary comedy. This

unusual production will be shown for the remainder of this week

only, for starting next Sunday the king of comedians will

be seen at his Los Angeles home in „Behind the Screen,“ his

latest comedy masterpiece to be made under the

$670,000 Mutual-Chaplin contract.

(...) Los Angeles Herald, Nov. 9, 1916

& Garrick.

      A landslide of laughter and fun is being caused by Charlie

Chaplin at the Garrick this week. The little comedian

is appearing in The Revue of 1916, a five-reel comedy melange

adapted from his three notable successes of the year,

The Tramp, His New Job and A Night Out. Only the most

amusing scenes have been used to make this

spectacular ensemble and they have been carefully woven

into a good plot, which places this film beyond the

ordinary comedy. The picture will be shown for the remainder

of this week only.

       Starting next Sunday Chaplin will be seen in Behind the

Screen, his latest comedy masterpiece to be made

under the Mutual-Chaplin contract. It is a travesty on picture

making.

(...) Los Angeles Times, Nov. 9, 1916

„His Latest Comedy“

Advertisement. „Garrick –“ (...)

      Charlie Chaplin

      in Behind the Screen, His Latest Comedy, Together with

Gloriania, a Blue Bird Feature.“    

      GarrickTheater, 802 South Broadway, Los Angeles.

      Behind the Screen is

      released by Mutual November 13, 1916.

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