The Rounders Clippings 7/36
East Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon, September 9, 1914.
„ON THE OLD OREGON TRAIL MAIN STREET,
PENDLETON, OREGON.,“ postcard
in color with Hotel St. George (right), undated, ebay
& Cosy (on the left side) with Hotel
St. George, Pendleton, undated, postcard, detail
& Cosy Theater – Pendleton, Ore.
C. P. Bruce, Manager.
(...) Moving Picture World, Sept. 2, 1911
& Photographs Snapped at Vise Despite Orders of Germans
These photographs, which have just come in this
country from Belgium, were taken at great risk by English
photographers. The order had gone out only the
day before these pictures were taken that no photographs should
be made behind the German lines during the remainder
of the war. The upper photo shows one of the principal streets
of the Belgian city of Vise after the bombardment by the
Germans. No more significant photograph has yet come from
the war zone. The photograph below shows the bridge
across the Meuse river at Vise, which was blown up by the
Belgians to hamper the German forces in their advance.
It was here that the Germans lost thousands of men, who fell
under the heavy fire from the forts of Liege. The men
in the foreground of the picture are German soldiers. Although
the camera was pointed almost directly at them they
did not notice it.
(...) East Oregonian, Pendleton, Sept. 9, 1914
„This is ,some‘ comedy“
Editorial content. „Local Playhouses
What the Press Agent Has to Say of Present
and Coming Attractions.“
„Cosy – Wednesday-Thursday.“ (...)
„The Rounders, Keystone ,Fatty‘ Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin
in what is said to be the funniest Keystone since A Noise
From the Deep which they made last year. There is no doubt
that this is ,some‘ comedy.“
Cosy, next door to St. George Hotel (368 S. Main St.), Pendleton.
The Rounders is released by Keystone Sept. 7, 1914.
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