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W.D. H., Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, March 7, 1921.
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T.& D. NOW PLAYING
CHAS. CHAPLIN in „The KID“
6 Reels of Laughter
(...) Oakland Tribune, March 7, 1921
& T. & D. Theatre, exterior by day, marquee UPSTAIRS AND
DOWN WITH OLIVE THOMAS, Oakland
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, April 20, 1920
& T. & D. Theatre, auditorium with screen
and proscenium arch, Oakland
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, April 20, 1920
„How closely related indeed are comedy and tragedy“
Editorial content. „Charlie Chaplin, Annette Kellerman‘s
Bathing Suit, Bill Hart, Crane Wilbur‘s Spirits,
Alice Gentle Out of the Song World, Clothes, Silk,
Stockings – They‘re All at the Local Theaters.
CHAPLIN AT T. & D. SEEN
AS MASTER OF PATHOS
A new Charlie Chaplin came to town yesterday.
Audiences at the T. & D. had their introduction to Chaplin
the dramatic and tragedian.
The Kid is the child of the comedian‘s own imagination –
a tragi-comedy that revealed Chaplin to be the screen‘s
preeminent master of pathos; nor did his reputation as mimic,
pantomimist and grimacer suffer. The funmaker emerged
more secure than ever, showing how closely related indeed
are comedy and tragedy.“ (...) „W. D. H.“
T. & D. Theatre, 419 11th Street, Oakland.
Redaktioneller Inhalt
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