By the Sea Clippings 18/43
J. C. Jessen, Motion Picture News, New York, May 8, 1915.
By the Sea Scene
& Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance
The fascinating blonde young leading lady is
Mr. Chaplin‘s selection out of five thousand
answers to an ad in a San Francisco newspaper.
(...) Photoplay, Aug. 1915
& The Star Soubrette
(...) Photoplay, Aug. 1915
„A comedy situation arising with every swell“
Editorial content. „In and Out of Los Angeles Studios
By J. C. Jessen
Special to MOTION PICTURE NEWS
Los Angeles, April 25.“ (...)
„Charley Chaplin and company of Essanay
Players have completed the first Los Angeles-made subject,
By the Sea. This is of one reel, and Charley is to be
seen spending a day at the beach, with a comedy situation
arising with every swell.
This subject will introduce the most recent addition
to the company, Billie Armstrong, an English
comedian, who will appear in this and releases of the future
in the impersonation of another nut.
G. M. Anderson spent several days here giving the Chaplin
company a once over in its new quarters, and
conferring with Director Jesse Robins. Mr. Anderson returned
to the Essanay Niles studio Monday morning.“ (...)
Text partly reproduced in
Pictures and The Picturegoer, London, May 12, 1915.
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