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New York Tribune, October 20, 1918.

Strand, exterior by night, New York, 1914 – it‘s the opening

night, notabene!

& Strand, setting, New York

(...) Moving Picture World, March 8, 1919

& Alys Michot

(...) Photo, New York Call, April 28, 1918

& Carl Edouarde

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, April 18, 1925

& Charles Chaplin, Strand

(...) Photo, New York Tribune, Oct. 20, 1918

„Never been to better advantage“

Editorial content. „Manager Edel of the Strand will present

a double feature bill headed by the inimitable Charlie Chaplin, who

will be seen in his latest comedy, entitled Shoulder Arms.

      The popular star has never been to better advantage than

in this new play. The second feature is a Western drama,

entitled Shooting Mad, in which William L. Sherry presents Gilbert

Anderson as Broncho Bill, a character he has made famous

wherever motion pictures have been presented.

      The Strand Topical Review, edited by Mr. Edel, showing

the latest news pictures of interest photographed in this

country and abroad, conclude the film part of the entertainment.

The musical programme is headed by Jane Holder, the

member of the Strand‘s staff of ushers who was discovered

by Manager Edel and created a sensation with her rendition

of Celeste Aida last week. Miss Holder will be heard

in an operatic aria. Mlle. Alys Nichol (Alys Michot), the popular coloratura soprano, will sing Care Nome from Rigoletto.“

      Strand Theatre, Broadway & 47th Street, New York.

      Shoulder Arms has a pre-release presentation at the Strand

      Theatre, starting Sunday, October 20, 1918,

      Chaplin‘s film is released by First National October 27, 1918.

Redaktioneller Inhalt

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