The Vagabond Clippings 18/55
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, July 9, 1916.
De Luxe Theatre, exterior by day, marquee Bessie
Barriscale in Hearts Asleep, Chicago, 1919, Cinema Treasures
& De Luxe Theatre Chicago Lighted
with X-Ray Reflectors
(...) Motion Picture News, June 3, 1916
& TODAY
World‘s Funniest Man
CHARLES CHAPLIN
in
The Vagabond
Also Louise Huff in „Destiny‘s Toy.“ A Stirring Photoplay
of Self Sacrifice and Reward. A Paramount Picture
at the
DE LUXE
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 10, 1916.
De Luxe Theatre, 814 East 63rd Street, Chicago.
& DREXEL
Lillian Walker in „The Man Behind The Curtain.“ and Others.
Coming Monday – Chas. Chaplin in „The Vagabond.“
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 8, 1916.
Drexel Theatre, 853 East 63rd Street, Chicago.
& BUCKINGHAM (...)
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „The Vagabond“
Also
A 5 Reel Society Drama „A Son of the Immortals“
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 10, 1916.
Buckingham Theatre, 3319 North Clark Street, Chicago.
& THE LINDEN (...)
CHAS. CHAPLIN in „The Vagabond“
Douglas Fairbanks in „Flirting With Fate“
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 10, 1916.
Linden Theatre, Sixty-Third and Halsted, Chicago.
& Only Appearance on Michigan Ave.
Charlie Chaplin in „THE VAGABOND“
Now Playing Added Attraction
AH Direction Alfred Hamburger
Quality In Amusements Always
William Fox Presents
William Farnum
in „The Man from Bitter Root“
Extra Added Attraction.
Only Showing on Michigan Boulevard
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in „THE VAGABOND“
Direction Alfred Hamburger
FINE ARTS
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 10, 1916.
Fine Arts Theatre, Michigan Avenue near Van Buren, Chicago.
& BANDBOX (...)
Chas. Chaplin in „The Vagabond.“
Also Chas. Ray in „The Deserter.“
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 11, 1916.
Bandbox Theatre, 127 West Madison, Chicago.
& BIOGRAPH (...)
A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature
„LETITIA“ Featuring Chas. Kent
Added Attraction – Today & Tomorrow –
CHAS. CHAPLIN in „The Vagabond“
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 11, 1916.
Biograph Theatre, 2433-43 Lincoln Avenue, Chicago.
& ASCHER BROS. (...)
COLUMBUS
„The Vagabond“ Charles Chaplin
TERMINAL (...)
„The Vagabond“ Charles Chaplin
(...) Chicago Tribune, July 10, 1916.
Columbus Theatre, Ashland Avenue & 63td Street, Chicago.
Terminal Theatre, Lawrence & Spaulding Avenues, Chicago
The Vagabond is in Chicago on July 11
also shown at the New Dearborn, Julian, Parkway,
Hamlin and Sittner‘s Theatre.
& Chaplin in „The Vagabond.“
Mr. Chaplin is appearing again numerously in his latest
offering, „The Vagabond.“ He plays his violin left
handedly and does many of his old tricks. The laughter aroused
was spasmodic, rather than sweeping. To himself is
given credit for writing and directing the picture, which might
have been improved with the elimination of certain
vulgarities in connection with the fair Purviance‘s toilette.
Mr. Chaplin himself attains some pretty pathos
that is affecting and increasing his reputation as an actor of parts,
but as a comedian he falls rather slack.
(...) FLICKERINGS from FILM LAND By Kitty Kelly,
Chicago Tribune, July 11, 1916
& In Re Mr. Chaplin.
„The Vagabond,“ about July 10, will be Mr. Charles Chaplin‘s
third Mutual contribution to the gayety of nations. With
him will appear his violin, which all press agents say he plays
beautifully.
(...) FLICKERINGS from FILM LAND By Kitty Kelly,
Chicago Tribune, June 21, 1916
„Chaplining“
Editorial content. „FEATURE FILMS OF THE WEEK“ (...)
„The Vagabond – Mutual Chaplin comedy,
with Charles Chaplin, Chaplining all over the picture.“
The Vagabond is
released by Mutual July 10, 1916.
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