By the Sea Clippings 17/43
Sime Silverman, Variety, New York, May 7, 1915.
By the Sea Scenes
& Palace Theatre, exterior by day, New York, circa 1920,
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„It didn‘t look well“
Editorial content. „PALACE.“ (...)
„A Charlie Chaplin Essanay, By the Sea, opened. In it
Chaplin went back to first principles, slap stick and
falls from the original Karno stuff. It didn‘t look well. Chaplin
at one time appeared to be making his own comedy,
by pantomime mostly, using the rough stuff incidentally, but
it seems as though the Essanay are working him too
much and too hard. In matter like By the Sea Chaplin appears
to be his own scenario writer, director and company.
There‘s not much fun in it for anybody below the gallery
in the Palace.“ (...)
„Sime.“
Palace, 1564 Broadway, New York.
Sime Silverman is proprietor of the Variety.
By the Sea is
released by Essanay April 29, 1915.
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