The Rink Clippings 46/55
John Tillman Melvin, Motion Picture, New York, February 1917.
The Rink Scenes
„Our favorite horse-play funster“
Editorial content. „Is He Worth It, and Does He Get It?
By John Tillman Melvin
With Illustrations from Charles Chaplin‘s Latest
Play The Rink
,Say, you don‘t mean to tell me that you think that fellow
Chaplin is funny, do you?‘
Despite the fact that Charlie Chaplin has one of the largest
followings of any living man, you will find any number of
people who will ask you the above question, and just as many
others who will tell you confidentially that ,he doesn‘t get
all that money.‘
Well, if you can‘t laugh when our favorite horse-play funster
requests the second comedian to put the soft pedal
on the soup-spoon sonata, so that Edna‘s conversation may
be heard.“ (...)
Three pages, illustrated by photo elements.
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