The Immigrant Clippings 28/72
Mae Tinée, Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, June 17, 1917.
The Immigrant Scenes
& Linden Theatre, exterior by day, marquee unreadable,
Chicago, undated, Cinema Treasures, detail
& Linden Theatre, auditorium with screen, Chicago
(...) Moving Picture World, March 4, 1916
& LINDEN THEATRE (...)
Monday, June 18 – One Day Only
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „The Immigrant“
One of the funniest pictures ever produced.
(...) Englewood Economist, Chicago, June 13, 1917
& LINDEN THEATRE (...)
For One Day Only
Monday, June 18
Chas. Chaplin in The Immigrant
One of the funniest pictures
shown for some time. It is really a Masterpiece
Come and have a good laugh
(...) Suburbanite Economist, Chicago, June 15, 1917
Linden Theatre, 63rd and Halsted Sts., Chicago
„Watching our Charlie work“
Editorial content. „Right off the Reel.“ (...)
„By Mae Tinée.“ (...)
„Charles Chaplin, whose latest release, The Immigrant,
will tickle, it is for granted, America‘s risibles this
week, has been host to a number of celebrities recently.
Among these were Prince Paul Troubetzskoy,
the Russian sculptor, painter, and poet, and his princess,
and Vhai Suchet Singh, educator and philosopher,
of Ferozopere, province of Punjab, India. These guests,
it is said, manifested great delight in watching
our Charlie work.“
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