The Cure Clippings 10/70
Washington Post, Washington, D. C., February 16, 1917.
World War One, French Mitrailleuse Detachment,
1910s, Bain Collection, Library of Congress
& No wonder you don‘t recognize it. The
Hamburg-American Line‘s London office, now a British
recruiting station. The Londoners have plastered
over every vestige of Boche occupancy with army posters.
(...) Pict. Press, New York Tribune, Sept. 2, 1917
& And C. Chaplin says America will have no war, while
other say yes.
(...) Screamer / Motion Picture Times,
Los Angeles, March 30, 1917
& CAN YOU IMAGINE: (...)
What Chaplin would do if we have war?
(...) Screamer | Motion Picture Times,
Los Angeles, March 30, 1917
„Chaplin cabled his subscription from Los Angeles today“
Editorial content. „Charley Chaplin Gives
$150,000 to War Loan
London, Feb. 15. – Charley Chaplin, America‘s movie
star, is a $150,000 contributor to England‘s
,win-the-war‘ loan, subscriptions for which are closing today.
Chaplin cabled his subscription from Los Angeles
today.“ (...)
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