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New York Tribune, New York, November 17, 1918.

B. S. Moss Broadway Theatre, exterior by night, marquee

NAME THE MAN!, New York – Lobby display,

painted by hand in many striking colors, and used at B. S.

Moss Broadway theatre, New York City, on „Name

the Man!“ (Goldwyn).

(...) Motion Picture News, April 12, 1924

& Broadway Theatre with „Wanted for

Murder“ Monster Sign on Seventh Avenue, New York

(...) Moving Picture World, Jan. 18, 1919

& Shoulder Arms Lobby Card

& 18 Out of the 25 Theatres on Broadway New York City

Have Booked

Mrs. Charlie Chaplin

(Mildred Harris)

in Lois Weber‘s Latest Dramatic Gem

„BORROWED CLOTHES“

(...) Moving Picture World, Dec. 7, 1918

& „Borrowed Clothes“ is featured

at the Broadway, with Mildred Harris in the role of a poor girl

with a millionaire suitor, but the audience yesterday

was not limited to spectators similarly situated. The public

seemed to take an interest in the fact that Miss

Harris had recently married Charlie Chaplin, who was

seen at the house in another picture, which is

being retained after a previous run of several weeks.

(...) Sun, New York, Nov. 18, 1918

& At the Broadway Charles Chaplin and his bride, Mildred

Harris, will be seen, not as joint stars, but in two

separate productions. Miss Harris is appearing in „Borrowed

Clothes,“ a Lois Weber picture, and the inimitable

Charlie will remain for a fourth week in „Shoulder Arms.“

(...) New York Tribune, Nov. 17, 1918

„Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chaplin“

Advertisement. „Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chaplin in their latest

offerings on the same program.“

      Broadway Theatre, 1681 B‘way (at 41st St.), New York.

      Shoulder Arms is released

      by First National October 27, 1918. 

      More about Broadway Theatre and Shoulder Arms.

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