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Wid‘s Daily, New York, October 9, 1918
Shoulder Arms Scenes
& A. H. Giebler
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Jan. 17, 1920, detail
& View of the Iris Theatre located at 6508
Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, 1918, now showing
Charles Ray in „The Family Skeleton,“
Water and Power.
& The front of the Iris theatre, Los Angeles, shows
face brick of old rose shades treated in various designs.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, Nov. 4, 1922
& Charles Chaplin and Mildred Harris, from a photograph
made six days before their late October wedding.
At this time the comedian was having an outing on Catalina
Island after finishing „Shoulder Arms.“
(...) Photo, Photoplay, Feb. 1919
& Hotel St. Catherine from the Casino, Catalina
Island, California, undated, postcard in color
& Chaplin Preview.
„Shoulder Arms,“ the new Charles Chaplin comedy
for the First National Exhibitors, was given two
previews last week before it was shipped to New York.
The first showing took place at the Iris Theatre
in Hollywood and the second was at the Chaplin Studio
projection room. A few invited guests, consisting
of newspaper representatives and trade journal correspondents,
and the studio employees, formed the audience.
The latest comedy has for a theme the great war in Europe,
and if there is anything of a humorous nature
that could happen in a trench or on the battle field that Chaplin
has not put in his new comedy it is because
the First National Exhibitors contract with the comedian
stipulates that his films shall not exceed three
reels in length.
(...) News of Los Angeles and Vicinity By A. H. GIEBLER,
Moving Picture World, Oct. 19, 1918
& IRIS (...)
Tuesday and Wednesday – Charlie Chaplin
in „Shoulder Arms.“
(...) Camera! Los Angeles, April 13, 1919
& And then there was the private showing of Charlie Chaplin‘s
new film that was held at the Iris Theatre in Hollywood
at 5 o‘clock in the afternoon, and a large number of prominent
film people attending, including Douglas Fairbanks,
John Fairbanks and Mrs. John, Kenneth McGaffey and his wife,
Rob Wagner, the writer, and Mildred Harris, Lois
Weber and Phillips Smalley, and Billy Keefe, T. L. Tally,
Mabel Condon and Bessie Love, John and Mrs.
John Jasper, and Edward and Mrs. Edward Biby (Ed is Charlie‘s
new press agent), and everybody pleased to the utmost
and saying fine things about the film,
(...) RUBBERNECKING IN FILMLAND By Giebler,
Moving Picture World, Oct. 19, 1918
& Chaplin Behind.
Los Angeles, Oct. 9.
Charlie Chaplin is not a million-dollar-a-year comedian after
all. His contract with First National called for more
than eight pictures within a year, but the comedian has only
produced two, for which he has received slightly less than
a quarter of a million dollars. He was handed a check last week
for Shoulder Arms, the second picture.
(...) Variety, Oct. 18, 1918
& A showing for the foreign trade of the second
Charlie Chaplin comedy, „Shoulder Arms,“
was held at the First National projection room yesterday.
(...) Wid‘s Daily, Oct. 10, 1918
Moving Picture World, New York, October 19, 1918.
„Shoulder Arms“ Has Showing October 20
(...) Motion Picture News, Oct. 19, 1918
& Charles Chapin took a short vacation at Catalina Island
upon completion of „Shoulder Arms.“
(...) Studio Shorts, Moving Picture World, Oct. 19, 1918
„It sounds a deep note, in spite of its comic character“
Editorial content. „FROM THE WEST COAST STUDIOS
Charlie Chaplin‘s Shoulder Arms is Hailed
as a Masterpiece at Advance Showing in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES. – Charlie Chaplin‘s latest
picture, Shoulder Arms, has been given a preview before
Los Angeles critics, and is pronounced a great
screen comedy. It sounds a deep note, in spite of its comic
character. As much film was cut out as was used
in the picture, and most of this is so good it is to be used in the
making of another feature. Chaplin is now at Santa
Catalina Island, taking a short vacation.“ (...)
Iris Theatre, 6508 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, L. A.
Shoulder Arms has a pre-release presentation at the Strand
Theatre, New York, starting Sunday, Oct. 20, 1918,
Chaplin‘s film is released by First National Oct. 27, 1918.
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