The Rink Clippings 33/55
Winnipeg Tribune, Winnipeg, Canada, December 16, 1916.
Behold! Charlie as Himself
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Without his hat, cane, mustache, big shoes and
skates, which he wears in his latest Mutual
comedy, „At The Rink,“ at the Province all next week.
(...) Photo, Winnipeg Tribune, Dec. 16, 1916
& MISS MILDRED BRENTON, CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND BARBARA TULLOCH, SNAPPED IN LOS ANGELES
This picture was taken in the skating rink where Charlie had
just finished putting on some of the ludicrous
stunts shown in his latest film, „At the Rink,“ which
is showing next week at the Bijou theatre.
(...) Photo, Winnipeg Tribune, Dec. 23, 1916
& Postcard from Rob McInnes looking East on Portage Avenue
from Smith Street, and you can clearly see
„The Province,“ with its white tower.Winnipeg, undated,
dancebob.com
& Province
Charlie Chaplin has „put something over,“ vernacularly
speaking, in his new play, „At the Rink,“ showing
at the Province theatre all next week. Charlie‘s feet, as
usual, play a big part in the picture. Few of Chaplin‘s
admirers have been aware that he is an expert roller skater.“
(...) Winnipeg Tribune, Dec. 16, 1916
& Province Theatre, exterior by night, Winnipeg,
circa 1915, dancebob.com
„The most ludicrous and uproarious comedy“
Advertisement. „PROVINCE
Monday and All Week
CHARLIE CHAPLIN With Edna Purviance
,AT THE RINK‘
Wherein the inimitable farceur, with the hookey cane, big
feet and funny dress, skates through two reels of the
most ludicrous and uproarious comedy ever originated.“ (...)
Province Theatre, 209 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg.
The Rink is released
by Mutual December 11, 1916.
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