The Floorwalker Clippings 39/84
Reel Life, New York, March 18, 1916.
Leading New York Theatre Believes In „Safety First“ – That
Is a Gaumont to Draw the Crowds.
THE PICTURE THAT SET ALL NEW YORK TALKING –
Crowds Daily Filled New York Theatre and Clapped
Scene After Scene When FANTOMAS Brought About Climax
After Climax
(...) Moving Picture World, March 14, 1914
& Some of the crowd who saw „Man
and Woman,“ the Jans production at Loew‘s New York
theatre on Broadway recently
(...) Motion Picture News, Oct. 1, 1921
& LOEW‘S NEW YORK Theatre & Annex
Combined Capacity 5,000. (...)
Today, Charlie Chaplin in „The Floorwalker.“ & Dorothy
Gish in „Susan Rocks the Boat.“
Grand Pipe Organ – Symphony Orchestra
Loew‘s American Roof (...)
Charlie Chaplin in „THE FLOORWALKER,“
& Big Vaud. Show.
(...) New York Times, May 15, 1916
Loew‘s New York Theatre, 1514-1516 B‘way, New York.
Loew‘s American Roof, 42nd St. W. of B‘way, New York.
„The script is from the pen of Vincent Bryan“
Editorial content. „,The Floorwalker,‘ First Mutual-Chaplin Release
May 15, date of first release – Exhibitors swamp
Mutual with requests to book comedies
,THE FLOORWALKER‘ is the first of the new Mutual
Chaplins. Mr. Chaplin and his company have
started to work at the studios in Hollywood. They are working
up material which Chaplin gathered in a certain
New York department store while he was in the East in
connection with the signing of his $670,000
contract.
The Floorwalker gives Chaplin a role that fits him
like his alleged moustache.
The script is from the pen of Vincent Bryan,
who utilizes the material and ideas
which Chaplin hoards in his mental ,trick bag.‘“
Similar text in Motion Picture News, April 22, 1916,
under the title „Chaplin Feet to Waddle
in Floorwalker on May 15.“
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