His New Job Clippings 10/38
Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, Jan. 31, 1915.
Strand, exterior by day, Washington, 1952, flickr
& Lobby display and stage setting on „Tarzan of the Alps,“
at Tom Moore‘s Strand, Washington, D. C.,
showing how the tropical idea was carried out
(...) Motion Picture News, June 15, 1918
& Strand – Marie Doro in Films. (...)
Marie Doro, one of the most charming actresses of the
contemporary stage, makes her debut before the camera
in her greatest stage success, „The Morals of Marcus,“ at Moore‘s
Strand, from Sunday to Wednesday, inclusive, next
week. Miss Doro‘s impersonation of Carlotta, the refugee from
the Turkish harem, is the nearest approach to hypnotism
from the screen that one could imagine. As an added attraction
Mr. Moore announces the first showing of the Essanay
Company‘s new comedy, „His New Job,“ featuring Charles
Chaplin.
(...) Washington Post, Jan. 28, 1915
„EXTRA All This Week“
Advertisement. „STRAND“ (...)
„Charles Frohman Presents
MARIE DORO
In Her Greatest Stage Triumph
,THE MORALS OF MARCUS‘
The Famous Novel and Play
By William J. Locke
Famous Players Films
EXTRA All This Week CHARLES CHAPLIN in a 2-Reel
Essanay Comedy, ,His New Job‘
Strand Theatre, 9th and D Streets Northwest, Washington, D. C.
His New Job is released by Essanay Feb. 1, 1915.
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