The Gold Rush   1923   1924   1926   next   previous

The Gold Rush Clippings 308/363

New Yorker, New York, October 17, 1925.

PASTIME – THREE DAYS

      „Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday“

      October 19, 20 and 21

Matinee Daily at Two   Adults: 50c; Children: 25c

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN „THE GOLD RUSH,“

Oct. 19 & 20 & 21, 1925.

      Pastime Theatre, city and state unidentified.

      The Gold Rush Poster.

„Putting off from day to day his departure“

Editorial content. „Chaplin

      INDULGING in that careless dalliance but rarely seen

in men of large affairs, Mr. Charles Chaplin has

lingered amongst us, putting off from day to day his departure

for the Canadian woods where he has promised

himself that thrilling pleasance, a month‘s slumber. And such

time as he sallies forth from his seclusion at the Ritz,

he still whets his humor with whimsical adventures of the sort

made fabulous by a memorable Caliph of Bagdad.

      The lower East Side, for example, is an unfailing lure

to him. And whenever his boredom becomes heavy,

he wanders, with memories of O. Henry, along the crowded

lanes which sprout from Delancey Street.“ (...)

Redaktioneller Inhalt

The Gold Rush   1923   1924   1926   next   previous