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Moving Picture World, New York, September 14, 1918.

Shoulder Arms Scenes

& ROLAND „Rolly“ TOTHEROH

Charlie Chaplin‘s Head Cameraman, who has cranked

for the Comedian since 1915

      First National Lists Five Super-Features

      For Next Two Months“ (...)

      Charlie Chaplin‘s second million-dollar comedy, „Shoulder

Arms,“ is now being cut and assembled under the

personal supervision of the comedian and will be published

on or before October 1. The exact length of this

feature cannot be told at this time, but it is predicted that it will

eclipse all of the star‘s previous efforts.

(...) Exhibitors Herald and Motography, Sept. 14, 1918

& Private Showing Soon

      The daily crop of rumors concerning film activities

brought forth yesterday report the report that

there will be a private showing of Charlie Chaplin‘s second

First National picture, „Shoulder Arms,“ in about

two weeks to which a number of notable personages will

be invited.

      The rumor had it that the officers of Camp Mills,

Camp Upton, the Mincola Aviation field, the

Army and Navy Departments, the Governor, the Mayor

and city commissioners will all be invited

to attend the pre-release exhibition of the three-reel comedy.

The print of the picture is understood

to be on the way east from the Hollywood studio.

(...) Wid‘s Daily, Sept. 21, 1918


„Novel thrills and patriotic pep“

Editorial content. „Charlie Chaplin‘s second million-dollar

comedy, Shoulder Arms, is now being cut and

assembled under the personal supervision of the comedian

himself, and will undoubtedly be released on or

before October 1. It has not been definitely decided the

exact length in which the production will be

distributed, but in any event exhibitors can look for the most

telling work of Chaplin‘s entire career set off against

a war-time back ground that simply abounds in novel thrills

and patriotic pep.“


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