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Seattle, Star, Seattle, Washington, January 13, 1915.
Caught in a Cabaret Scenes
& „The House of Keystone“
Charles Chaplin
In the Keystone Scream
„His Musical Career“ (...)
Class A Theatre
(...) Seattle, Star, Jan. 1, 1915
& Charles Chaplin Again
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, in a Keystone Scream
„His New Profession“ (...)
Class A Theatre
(...) Seattle, Star, Jan. 9, 1915
& Charles Chaplin Here Again!
In a Great 2-Reel Keystone
„The Property Man“ (...)
Class A Theatre
(...) Seattle, Star, Jan. 20, 1915
& „Dough and Dynamite“
Another Keystone with Charlie Chaplin (...)
Class A Theatre
(...) Seattle, Star, Jan. 27, 1915
„Absolutely the climax in film mirth“
Advertisement. „Chas. Chaplin and Mabel Normand,
America‘s Funniest Comedians, in
,Caught in a Cabaret‘
Two Big Reels
Today, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
This is absolutely the climax in film mirth – the best and
funniest picture ever turned out by Keystone. You start
with a giggle and end in a roar. Other Keystones have been
gloom-killers, but in this great 2-reel film Chaplin
outdoes himself.
This film has been shown in another Seattle theatre,
and will be run Wednesday until Saturday night, inclusive, at the
request of hundreds of Class A patrons.
Here is what Vic, the dramatic critic of The Star,
said about Charles Chaplin in last Monday‘s Photo Review:
,Sunday I strolled into the Class A and nearly threw
a fit laughing at Charlie Chaplin in His New Profession, one
of the funniest Keystones I have ever seen. I laughed till
my sides ached. Beyond a doubt Charlie is the craziest man
in the country.‘
Another great feature Starring Irene Hunt
In a 2-Reel Reliance THE EXPOSE“ (...)
„Class A Theatre. Admission 5 Cents. Clean, Well
Ventilated, Comfortable“
Two Photos. Charlie Chaplin, Mabel Normand.
Class A Theatre, 1506 3rd Ave. at Pike St., Seattle.
Caught in a Cabaret Revival.
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