The Floorwalker Clippings 66/84
Thomas C. Kennedy, Motography, Chicago, May 20, 1916.
Mutual Program
„The Floorwalker,“ Two–Reel Lone Star, Featuring
Charlie Chaplin.
Reviewed by Louis Reeves Harrison.
„THE FLOORWALKER“ is a farce-comedy coming under
the general heading of „Vehicle,“ having been written
to order and directed solely for the purpose of exhibiting the
talents of Charlie Chaplin, who made his reputation
as an acrobatic comedian and has improved to a point where
he deserves better opportunity than has ever been
afforded in a „vehicle“ of any kind.
(...) Moving Picture World, May 20, 1916
& WHERE FEATURE FILMS ARE SHOWN TODAY
Park Slope and Downtown. (...)
Oxford, Flatbush at State, Charles Chaplin in
The Floorwalker (...)
Flatbush Section. (...)
Century, Nostrand at Robinson, Charles Chaplin in
The Floorwalker (...)
Linden, Flatbush Av at Caton, Charles Chaplin in
The Floorwalker (...)
Rialto, Flatbush Av & Cortelyou Rd, Charles Chaplin in
The Floorwalker (...)
Bushwick Section.
Alhambra, Halsey & Knickerbocker, Charles Chaplin in
The Floorwalker
(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, New York,
May 18, 1916
„In the pink of his fun making condition“
Editorial content. „,The Floorwalker‘
First Mutual-Chaplin Comedy Released May 15.
Reviewed by Thomas C. Kennedy
UNLIKE the athlete who requires training to reach
the top of his form after a rest, Charlie Chaplin
returned to the studio following a vacation during which
he had nothing to do but listen to salary offers,
and in good time completed a two-reel comedy which, when
screened, showed him to be in the pink of his
fun making condition.“ (...)
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