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San Francisco Chronicle, S. F., California, April 19, 1917.
The Cure Scenes
& Humboldt Bank Building, San Francisco
– You can see the Portolá Theatre‘s front on the left side.
(...) Frontispiece, Architect and Engineer
of California and the Pacific Coast, Feb. 1913
& Portola Theatre, exterior by day, marquee
William Duncan „Where Men Are Men“ Christie Comedy
„Nothing Like It,“ San Francisco
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 17, 1921
& Portola Theatre, exterior by night,
sign Portola Strictly High Class Pictures, San Francisco –
Crowd waiting to see „Salomy
Jane“ at Portola Theater, San Francisco.
(...) Photo, Motography, Chicago, Nov. 28, 1914
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT PORTOLA
Charlie Chaplin opened yesterday at the Portola Theatre
in his latest comedy, „The Cure,“ one of the most
amusing comedy productions yet screened for the purpose
of presenting the gambols of Charlie. One of the
points in its favor is the fact that Charlie works almost
throughout the entire picture in his famous
fish-eyed character of the ,funny drunk.‘ The action all takes
place at a ,health water‘ resort.
(...) San Francisco Examiner, April 16, 1917
Text practically identical with San Francisco Chronicle,
April 16, 1917.
& Chaplin Is Starring At Portola Theater
Charlie Chaplin opened yesterday at the Portola Theatre
in his latest comedy, „The Cure,“ one of the most
wildly amusing comedy productions yet screened for the purpose
of presenting the gambols of the inimitable Charlie.
He works almost throughout the entire picture in his famous
fish-eyed character of the Funny Drunk.
(...) San Francisco Chronicle, April 16, 1917
Text practically identical with San Francisco Examiner,
April 16, 1917.
„Causing great hilarity at the Portola“
Editorial content/Advertisement. „Comedy Bill at the Portola“ (...)
„Charlie Chaplin in The Cure is causing great hilarity
at the Portola this week and will be seen for the last times Saturday afternoon and evening.“
Portola Theater, 779 Market Street, San Francisco.
The Cure is released
by Mutual April 16, 1917.
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