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New York Tribune, New York, October 27, 1918.

Sime Silverman

(...) Photo, Variety, Dec. 10, 1910

& American Theatre, exterior by day, electric sign unreadable,

New York, 1905, detail

& Ted Mark‘s Big Sunday Night

Concert, American Theatre, card from a postcard book,

1901-1902, Museum of the City of New York

& Roof Garden, American Theatre, New York, undated,

Bill Morrison, Shubert Archive

& Byron Company (photographer), Roof Garden, American Theatre,

New York, 1898, Museum of the City of New York

& American Roof. (...)

      Going down the elevator one fellow said to another,

„Not a bad show, eh?“ and he had not seen the

Chaplin nor the closing picture, so it spoke pretty well for the performance, although the fellow who said it should

have told where he saw the last vaudeville performance

before this one.                                               Sime.

(...) Variety, Nov. 1, 1918

      Sime is Sime Silverman.

& „THE SKIRT“ SAYS –

      (Speaking of Women – mostly)

      By THE SKIRT

      Charlie Chaplin seems more talked about in New York

this week than the war. The nearly capacity house

at the American Roof Tuesday night proved it. It may have

been the bill. It was a nicely moving show.

(...) Variety, Nov. 1, 1918

& Loew‘s American Roof (...)

      BEGINNING TO-MORROW (Mon.) EVE

Chas. Chaplin in „Shoulder Arms“  

(...) New York Tribune, Oct. 27, 1918

„William S. Hart in Border Wireless and Shoulder Arms“

Editorial content. „One Week Houses

      LOEW‘S AMERICAN – Carl McCullough, in impersonations

and songs from various shows, will be the headliner

for the first part of the week. William S. Hart in Border Wireless

and Shoulder Arms will be the picture attractions.“ (...)

      American Theatre, 260-262 West 42nd Street, New York.

     Shoulder Arms is released

      by First National October 27, 1918.

Redaktioneller Inhalt

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