The Champion Clippings 9/37
Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee, March 13, 1915.
„Fifth Avenue from Union Street, Nashville, Tenn.,“
postcard in color, undated, flickr
& Clever Advertising
Crescent of Nashville Uses Attractive Display
for Kalem Railroad Feature. (...)
Photo. Crescent Theater‘s Hazards of Helen Lobby Decorations
(...) Moving Picture World, March 20, 1915
& THE CHAMPION (Essanay), March 11. – Charlie Chaplin
in the prize ring – his admirers will chuckle at the bare
thought, and roar when they see the picture. Th scenes in the
training quarters are a steady laugh, but when Charlie
faces his opponent in the roped arena, the fun is more than
doubled. There have, doubtless, been burlesque
boxing matches ever since the birth of the drama, but this one
knocks them all out. It is a three round „go“ that grows
in excitement and hilarity at every blow struck. While it must
be admitted that Charlie wins the championship on a
foul (with the help of his bull dog), everyone will be delighted
with the result. A two-reel side-splitter.
(...) Moving Picture World, March 27, 1915
„NEED A LAUGH? HAVE A HUNDRED!“
Editorial content. „NEED A LAUGH?
HAVE A HUNDRED!
Charles Chaplin in „The Champion“
Essanay Feature ––– FUN!
CRESCENT TODAY“
Crescent Theatre, 217 Fifth Avenue North, Nashville.
The Champion is
released by Essanay March 11, 1915.
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