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Delaware County Daily Times, Chester, Pennsylvania, Aug. 25, 1914.

The Face on the Barroom Floor Scenes

& Illuminated box banners carrying simply the title of the

production in engagement were used in great number

by the management of the William Penn theatre, Chester, Pa.

– W. M. Penn Theatre, exterior by night, marquee Dead

Men Tell No Tales, Chester

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 12, 1921

& GEN. VON DER MARWITZ

      General von Marwitz entered Brussels at the head of the

German troops on the exact day the Kaiser had planned

to enter Paris. The resistance of the Belgians has upset the German

plans of invasion and the scheme of striking a mortal blow

at France while Russia was still in process of mobilization has

failed. The Allies have purposely let the Germans take

Brussels, which is unfortified and undefendable. General von

Marwitz now faces the enormous forces of the British

and the French and is menaced on his flank by the Belgians,

who have retreated into Antwerp. A great battle will

soon be fought and its outcome is anxiously watched by the

entire world.

(...) Photo, Delaware County Daily Times, Aug. 25, 1914

„Above the ordinary standard of the Keystone comedies“

Editorial content. „At the William Penn“ (...)

      „Above the ordinary standard of the Keystone comedies

will be the picture entitled The Face on the Barroom Floor,

which will complete the interesting programme booked for the

William Penn Theatre to-day, matinee and evening.“

      William Penn Theatre, 602 Edgmont Avenue, Chester.

     The Face on the Barroom Floor is

      released by Keystone Aug. 10, 1914.

Redaktioneller Inhalt

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