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Evening World, New York, November 13, 1916.

Behind the Screen Scenes

& Sime Silverman

(...) Portrait, Variety, Dec. 10, 1910

& American Theatre, exterior by day, New York,

circa 1900, detail

& American Theatre, exterior by day, New York,

1905, detail

& Roof Garden, American Theatre, New York, undated,

Bill Morrison, Shubert Archive

& Byron Company (photographer), Roof Garden, American Theatre, New York, 1898, Museum of the City of New York

& AMERICAN ROOF.

      Nobody raved over the first half bill at the American, but

it held a Chaplin comic, „Behind the Screen,“ and

that finished off the program with plenty of laughs. If the Chaplin

film had been run during intermission it would have

even been better. The latest Chaplin (Mutual) holds many

laughs with its slapstick and messy business of the

worst Chaplin brand. Several thought much of the film

resembled „Dough and Dynamite.“ (...)                               Sime.

(...) Sime Silverman, Variety, Nov. 17, 1916

     American Theatre, 42nd St. bet. 7th and 8th Aves, New York.

„Incomparable Rialto Orchestra“

Advertisement. „RIALTO“ (...)

      „Jellicoe‘s Fleet in action.

      Wm. S. Hart  – „The Devil‘s Double“

      – Charles Chaplin, Incomparable Rialto Orchestra.“

      Rialto, Broadway at 42nd Street, New York.

      Behind the Screen is

      released by Mutual November 13, 1916.

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