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Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington, January 14, 1915.

Caught in a Cabaret Scenes

& 3rd and Pike, Seattle, Oct. 28, 1936,

vintag.es

& „UPPER SECOND AVENUE“ with Bon Marche Store (left),

Seattle, 1911, postcard, ebay

& 3rd Ave At Pike St., Seattle, undated,

postcard, playle.com

& Third Avenue and Pike, Seattle, Wash., undated,

postcard, selvedgeyard.com

& Chas. Chaplin   Today at Class A   5c

Third at Pike.

(...) Seattle Star, Jan. 14, 1915

„A roar – a riot – a knockout“

Editorial content. „Mid-Week Screen Review

      By Freddie Film“ (...)

      „I was wrong. Tuesday I said Charlie Chaplin

and Mabel Normand in Caught in a Cabaret, now playing

at the Class A, were a scream. I was sadly mistaken.

They are a roar – a riot – a knockout. I took our sob artist,

Fred Boalt, to see the film yesterday. Boalt is one

of those fellows, too, who couldn‘t catch a joke if you handed

it to him in a mouse trap. But in five minutes he was

gurgling all over like a silly school girl, and jabbing me in the

sides with his walking stick.“ (...)

      Photo. „Charlie Chaplin“

      Class A Theatre, 1506 3rd Ave. at Pike St., Seattle.

      Caught in a Cabaret Revival.

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