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Houston Post, Houston, Texas, October 13, 1914.

Dough and Dynamite Scene

& DAMAGE DONE BY A SINGLE GERMAN SHELL AT RHEIMS

(...) Photo from Underwood & Underwood,

New York Times, Oct. 25, 1914

& World War One – Former French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau Reviews Troops,

Oct. 24, 1914, Saturday Evening Post

& DESPITE the rigid restrictions

which have been placed on all newspaper correspondents

and cameramen at the front, the Mutual Weekly

in its current issue (No. 93) contains numerous evidences

showing that the apparently impossible has been

attained and real war pictures showing as never before the grim

realities and terrible destruction of civilized warfare,

are to be seen,

(...) Reel Life, Oct. 19, 1914

& REX THEATRE (...)

      Chas. Chaplin

      the inimitable and Premier Comedian in

      „DOUGH AND DYNAMITE“

      Two-Reel Keystone Comedy Feature –

      200 SCREAMS. Produced by Mack

      Sennett.

(...) Houston Post, Oct. 13, 1914

„Not a dull action“

Editorial content. „Dough and Dynamite at Rex.

      Charles Chaplin, known to movie

patrons as one of the funniest of photoplay comedians,

will appear at the Rex Friday in a Keystone

comedy, Dough and Dynamite. The mere mention

of ,Keystone comedy‘ is sufficient to draw

a crowd to a motion picture theater, and then the names,

,Chaplin‘ and ,Keystone,‘ are used together, which

forms a combination that‘s a winner. Dough and Dynamite

is a funny story woven around two farcical bakers

and has not a dull action from the time it opens till the bakers

are blown up in their shop, one covered in dough

and the other in the ruins of the oven.“ (...)

      Rex Theatre, 511 Main Street, Houston.

      Dough and Dynamite is

      released by Keystone Oct. 24, 1914.

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