The Vagabond Clippings 8/55
Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 8, 1916.
Palace Theatre, auditorium with screen, Philadelphia,
undated, Irvin R. Glazer Theater
Collection, Athenaeum of Philadelphia
& PALACE – Three big attractions
will be provided for patrons of the Palace Theatre during
present week. The main feature Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday will be the inimitable John Barrymore
in a play of much timeliness, „The Man From
Mexico.“ (...) Added pictures will include Charlie Chaplin in his
latest laugh production medium, „The Vagabond.“
The great comedian in this is not seen as a typical road hobo,
but he is rather a cast-off and child of misfortune,
whose whimsical misadventures get him inextricably mixed up. (...)
On Saturday only there will be a repetition of Charlie
Chaplin in „The Vagabond.“
(...) Philadelphia Inquirer, July 9, 1916
„Monday‘s the day!“
Editorial content. „This Is What He Does For $670,000
First photo. „Off to fresh woods and pastures new“
Second photo. „The hand that wields the $670,000 pen“
Third photo. „Chaplin‘s first audience
These are children and grown-ups who watched the filming
of Chaplin‘s newest Mutual comedy.“
Fourth photo. „Charles‘ playmates
All members of the Chaplin company. From left to right:
Henry P. Canefield (Caulfield), Leo White, Edna
Purviance, Charles Chaplin, Charlotte Wineau (Mineau), Eric
Campbell, Lloyd Bacon and A. B. Diamond.“
Fifth photo. „And finally
We have Mr. Chaplin as The Vagabond, parading
across the screens of the Palace, Victoria, Locust,
Iris, Germantown and Alhambra. Monday‘s the day!“
Half page, five photos.
Palace Theatre, 1214 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Victoria Theatre, 912 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Locust Theatre, 52nd & Locust, Philadelphia.
Iris Theatre, 3148 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia.
Germantown Theatre, 5508 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia.
Alhambra Theatre, 12th, Morris & Passyunk Av., Philadelphia.
The Vagabond is released by Mutual July 10, 1916.
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