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Motion Picture News, New York. April 26, 1919.
For All Exhibitors
26 Charlie Chaplin
One and two reel Master Films!!
They made him famous!
They will make you prosperous!
Be a
WISE OLD OWL
and Book them now! (...)
These four two reelers now ready
„THE JAZZ WAITER“
Adapted from
„Caught in a Cabaret“ (...)
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W.H. Productions Co. 71 West 23rd St. (...) New York
(...) Motion Picture News, June 1, 1918
& Maurice A. Kashin’s Broadway Theatre, banner front
for Charles Chaplin in „Shoulder Arms“
and Mildred Harris in „Borrowed Clothes,“ New York –
‘TWILL BE YOUR UNIQUE PLEASURE TO SEE
MR. & MRS CHARLES CHAPLIN ON THE SAME PROGRAM
(...) Photo, Moving Picture Weekly, Dec. 7, 1918
& W. H. Productions Co.
Keystone
Mack Sennett Comedies
Present
Charlie Chaplin
in „The Jazz Waiter“
Coming
„Appears to be a new wave of Chaplinism“
Editorial content. „The Broadway
THERE are a lot of laughs on the Broadway bill this week,
some of them coming in the feature, Mae Murray
in The Delicious Little Devil and a lot more in the Chaplin
comedy, The Jazz Waiter, one of the old timers
which has been revived in what appears to be a new wave of Chaplinism.“ (...)
Broadway Theatre, 1681 Broadway, New York.
Caught in a Cabaret Revival.
New title The Jazz Waiter.
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