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New York Tribune, New York, April 11, 1915.
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& Alhambra Theatre at „Seventh Avenue at 126th Street, New York City.,“ undated, postcard in color, detail
& Alhambra (...) Karno‘s Comedians Presenting their greatest laughable production entitled „THE WOW WOWS“
(...) New York Tribune, Oct. 11, 1910.
Charles Chaplin is head of Karno‘s Comedians.
& WHERE PLATE AND PALATE MEET
Voll‘s Alhambra Garden (...) Under Alhambra Theatre (...) New York, postmark June 12, 1912, advertising card, ebay, detail
& Step back, gentlemen, while we broadcast. From left to right
we have with us the Misses Edna Young, Viola Wilson,
Artie Cain, Anita Boyard and Hazel Clark. These five chorines
agitate a wicked foot each night at the Alhambra Theater,
popular Harlem playhouse.
(...) Inter-State Tatler photo, Afro-american, Dec. 1, 1928
& Alhambra (...)
Charles Chaplin Film
(...) New York Tribune, April 18, 1915
& Something FOR Everybody
In Editorial Section: (...)
In the Illustrated Magazine: (...)
The Funniest Man in the Movies
Character Sketch of Charles Chaplin.
Strikingly Illustrated. (...)
In the BIG Sunday World To-Morrow
(...) Evening World, New York, March 27, 1915
& Alhambra.
Bernard Granville, the twentieth century comedian,
who is making his last vaudeville tour, will
be seen at the Alhambra this week. Sharing headline honors
will be T. Roy Barnes and Bessie Crawford, Grace
De Mar has a new cycle of songs and several beautiful
gowns. The musical comedy stars, Gladys Clark
and Henry Bergman, are presenting Jesse Lasky‘s latest
production, The Secret Buds. Swor and Mack, the
well known song writers, will be seen in the season‘s funniest
singing and comedy act. Howard‘s novelty, a spectacular
exhibition of musical Shetlands and terriers; Ota-Gygi,
court-violinist to the King of Spain; Mlle. Ameta, Parisian mirror
and classic dancer; the Schmettans, in classic and
equilibristic feats, and a new Charles Chaplin film complete
the coming week‘s programme.
(...) New York Tribune, April 25, 1915
& Alhambra.
Gertrude Hoffman heads the programme at B. F. Keith‘s
Alhambra Theatre this week in her new revue.
Claud and Fannie Usher will be seen in their latest sketch,
The Straight Path, a blend of comedy and pathos;
Harry Hines and George Fox appear in what they term
Songs and Sayings, Duffy and Lorenzo will present
a miniature musical comedy, Springtime, introducing patter
and song. Pipifax and Panio present Humstii-Bumpsti!;
a Charles Chaplin film; Adeline and Francis, the graphaphone
girl, and the Dancing La Vars.
(...) New York Tribune, April 18, 1915
„And the Charles Chaplin film“
Editorial content. „Alhambra.
Nazimova, in War Brides, by Marion Craig Westworth,
will be the star of this week‘s programme at B. F.
Keith‘s Alhambra Theatre. Nazimova has been surrounded
by a supporting bill including Eddie Cantor and Al
Lee; The Volunteers, a singing novelty; the actor-author J. C.
Nugent, in his original oddity, The Regular; Cecile
Weston and Louise Leon, the Five Statues, Burns and Lynn,
Queenie Dunedin and the Charles Chaplin film.“
Photo. „NAZIMOVA. At the Alhambra.“
Alhambra, 7th Avenue and 126th Street, Harlem, New York.
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released by Essanay April 12, 1914.
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