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L‘Homme libre, Paris, France, April 18, 1919.

Artistic Cinéma Pathé, exterior by day,

poster unreadable, Paris IXe, 1918 (La facade

après l‘agrandissement), sallesdecinémas

& Artistic Cinéma Pathé, auditorium with screen

viewed from balcony, Paris IXe, 1918

(La salle après l‘agrandissement), sallesdecinémas

& Elie Faure by Pablo Picasso, Paris, 1922

& Art of Cineplastics

      Faure Essay Now Published Between Covers –

      An Interesting Angle on Cinematographic Art (...)

      Faure, looking at the picture, not as a comedy

or drama, but as a new form of expression, finds beneath

the buffoonery of „Shoulder Arms“ the subtlety

of thought where others see merely the comedy idea and

give no thought to the artistry with which the humor

has been pointed up; an artistry which conceals its art,

the truest form of art. He finds in the ability to bring

comedy out of tragedy the highest form of development.

(...) E. W. S., Moving Picture World, Aug. 2, 1924

„Arme sur l‘épaule“

Advertisement. „ARTISTIC“ (...)

„Arme sur l‘épaule (Charlie).“

      Cinéma Artistic, 61, rue de Douai, Paris

      Arme sur l‘Epaule is a french title of Shoulder Arms.

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