Easy Street Clippings 5/81
Hi Sibley, Motion Picture, New York, December 1916.
End of First Reel
(...) Chaplin Cartoon, Motion Picture, Jan. 1917
& Interior view of the L. A. Athletic
Club‘s swimming pool, Los Angeles, 1912
& Charlie Chaplin, the Mutual comedian,
was all mussed up at his studio Friday this week.
He was rehearsing a scene in a new picture in which, as a
policeman, he was to break off a lamp post. Down
came the lamp post with Charlie underneath. At first it was
thought he was badly hurt and he was removed
at once to his apartments at the L. A. Athletic Club. He will not
be able to work for several days.
(...) Moving Picture World, Jan. 6, 1917
& Charley Chaplin has bought an automobile, even though
the price of gasoline has jumped to twenty cents.
A few thousand mean nothing to Charley when it comes
to having a good time.
(...) Screamer / Motion Picture Times,
Los Angeles, Dec. 30, 1916
& Honest!
Charlie Chaplin sent $500 to Philadelphia last week to help in
giving the poor children of that city a merry Christmas.
(...) Los Angeles Times, Dec. 17, 1916
& Laura V. Austin of the Chaplin Company was injured
when a street car collided with the auto in which
she was riding one day last week. She is confined to her home
and will not be out for some time. She suffered
severe shock , a wrenched back, bruises and lacerations.
(...) ON THE LOT, Screamer / Motion Picture Times,
Los Angeles, Dec. 30, 1916
„Chawlie Chaplin“
Editorial content. „Our Own Moving Pictures,
Featuring Chawlie Chaplin,
In 31 Spasms, Directed by Hi Sibley
Note elaborate sets of real Mexican scenery, horses,
mules and other rare specimens. The Mutual paid
$670,000 for Mr. Chaplin‘s services, but we are free to admit
that they did not cost us near that.“
Comic Strip.
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