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Reel Life, New York, October 17, 1914.

The Keystone Company is part of the New York Motion Picture

Corporation, which has taken two years ago a suite

on the 9th floor of the Longacre Building, East Side of Broadway

North from 42nd Street, New York, postcard in color,

undated, Brown Brothers

      Also situated n the Longacre Building, Forty-second

      Street and Broadway, is the New York

      Office of the Chicago-based trade paper Motography.

& KEYSTONE

Three a Week (...)

EXTRA TWO REEL RELEASES

Monday, Oct. 26 – Dough and Dynamite.

(...) Reel Life, Oct. 17, 1914

„Tears of laughter to the eyes of an Egyptian mummy“

Editorial content. „FACTS AND FIGURES AND SUCH

      THE announcement made some time ago by

the New York Motion Picture Corporation that plans were

being perfected to produce two multiiple reel

comedies monthly under the direction of Mack Sennett,

which would be released as special features

under the Keystone brand, was everywhere greeted

with pleasure by exhibitors.“ (...)

      „Now comes the news that the first of these

Keystones de luxe will make its bow to the

public on Monday, October 26, under the name of ,Dough

and Dynamite.‘ It may be said here that ,Dough

and Dynamite,‘ throughout its two reels, maintains all the

classic, laugh-making traditions of the brand under

which it will be released. It features Charles Chaplin and

Chester Conklin, the famous Keystoners, in a

mirth-provoking series of incidents built around a bakers‘

strike, and has a climax that would bring tears

of laughter to the eyes of an Egyptian mummy.“ (...)

      Dough and Dynamite is released by Keystone Oct. 24, 1914.

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