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La Presse, Paris, France, April 18, 1919.

Gaumont Palace, exterior by day, facade „Le Plus Grand

Cinéma du Monde,“ marquee L'ANGOISSE

AU FOYER (film de Louis Feuillade), Paris, 1915

& World War One, Versailles – Clemenceau

going to election, 1910s, Bain Collection, Library of Congress

& The Other Side of the Shield.

      Charlie Chaplin has done war relief work in France

by proxy, according to a dispatch cabled from

abroad by a representative of the Newspaper Enterprise

Association. His capers on the screen at a movie

show given by the Red Cross at a hospital near Vichy cured

a soldier in the audience who, for some weeks, had

been suffering from shell shock. Until Charlie ambled on to the

screen the soldier had not been able to speak or laugh.

He can now.

(...) Moving Picture World, Dec. 28, 1918

„Charlie Chaplin Soldat“

Advertisement. „Gaumont Palace“ (...)

      „Charlie Chaplin

      Soldat“ (...)

      „Gd. orch. symp. de 60 music.“

      Gaumont Palace, rue Caulaincourt and rue Forest, Paris.

      Charlie Chaplin Soldat is a french title of Shoulder Arms.

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