Easy Street Clippings 45/81
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, February 5, 1917.
Easy Street Scenes
& Grace Kingsley
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Nov. 21, 1925
& Garrick Theatre (left), exterior by day,
Los Angeles, undated, Cinema Treasures, detail
& „Prisoners of Love“ lobby display used
by the Garrick theatre, Los Angeles, in which a cut of the star
was a feature.
(...) Motion Picture News, Feb. 26, 1921
& „Easy Street.“
CHAPLIN‘S NEW FILM. (...)
By Grace Kingsley. (...)
Prophetic Pictures.
Charlie Chaplin‘s newest picture, „Easy Street,“ is finished.
This was given a preview the other night. It reveals the
beloved comedian in an entirely new character, with the old
slap-stick stuff much modified, and showing Chaplin
to be a comdian and an all-round actor of the highest class.
„Easy Street“ promises to be a sensation.
Coals of Fire Note
Charlie Chaplin has a memory like a city directory.
Anna Chandler, who is pleasing the crowds
with her singing at the Orpheum this week, is an old friend
of Chaplin. They met the other day for the first time
in seven years. In the meantime Charlie has grown famous.
The two first met in London, when Miss Chandler
was singing in light opera and Chaplin was a member
of a minstrel company.
(...) RIALTO, Los Angeles Times, Jan. 18, 1917
„The Highway to Joyland“
Advertisement. „GARRICK“ (...)
„Now Playing
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In His Newest Comedy
EASY STREET The Highway to Joyland“
Garrick Theatre, Broadway at 8th, Los Angeles.
Easy Street is released
by Mutual February 5, 1917.
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