Caught in a Cabaret   next   previous

Caught in a Cabaret Clippings 34/39

Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington, August 16, 1915.

Clemmer Theatre (on left), exterior by night after

snow storm, Seattle, 1916, Puget Sound, Theatre Organ Society

& Lobby display in which a reproduction of the front page of

The Saturday Evening Post was used to advantage,

which the Clemmer theatre, Seattle, originated for the showing

of „Short Skirts“

(...) Motion Picture News, Sept. 17, 1921, detail

& „Cyril“ (Leeds) has seen 1,087 films

in 14 months, and in consequence is very pleased with

himself, as of course he has every reason

to be. Yes, we have five different postcards of Charles Chaplin,

so send along the fat order you hint at. Caught

in a Cabaret, is still on the round. The one and only Charles

is an Englishman, and if he is getting £ 450 a week,

we are glad to hear it.“

      „J. W.“ (North Shields) has been to the Cinema

624 times in the last 3 years.

(...) Pictures and Picturegoer, London, July 17, 1915

„In His Famous Comedy Caught in a Cabaret“

Advertisement. „Charles Chaplin

      In His Famous Comedy

      Caught in a Cabaret“ (...)

      „Clemmer

      10c   Seattle‘s Best Photoplay House   10c“

      Clemmer Theatre, 1414 2nd Avenue, Seattle.

      Caught in a Cabaret Revival.

Anzeige

     Caught in a Cabaret   next   previous