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

CHARLIE CHAPLIN BURLESQUES SCREENLAND

      All of tis Nonsense is to Remind You That My Newest

Picture, „Behind the Screen“ is Playing Its Second

and Last Big Week at The Garrick Theatre, 8th and Broadway.

                                                                   Chas. Chaplin

(...) Cartoon in Ad, Los Angeles Herald, Nov. 21, 1916

& Charlie Chaplin In Wreck

      Comedian of Comedians Narrowly Escapes Fatal Injuries

      in Awful Smash-up – Haled in Court

      Charlie Chaplin, the world-famous comedian, would have

been lying at death‘s door today as the result of a terrific

smash-up, if the pies with which Chaplin collided had been made

of wood or steel instead of dough and custard. All the

harrowing details of his melee with the pastry has been clearly

pictured at the Garrick this week in „Behind the Screen,“

the latest comedy to be made under the $670,000 Mutual-Chaplin

contract. in which he burlesques life around the studios.

(...) Ad, Los Angeles Herald, Nov. 21, 1916

„His Latest Comedy“

Advertisement. „Garrick –“ (...)

      Charlie Chaplin

      in Behind the Screen, His Latest Comedy, Together with

Gloriania, a Blue Bird Feature.“   

      Garrick Theater, 802 South Broadway, Los Angeles.

      Behind the Screen is

      released by Mutual November 13, 1916.

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