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Bridgeport Times & Eve. Farmer, Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 22, 1914.

Those Love Pangs Scenes

& „Corner Main St. and Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.,“

1909, postcard in color, ebay

& PLAZA THEATRE.

Those Love Pangs is the title of Charlie Chaplin‘s latest work

in which he is appearing at the Plaza the latter half

of the week and the fun that is found in every minute that the

picture runs is thoroughly appreciated by the

spectators and loyal „fans“ of Charlie, the funny „drunk.“

He‘s just the same as ever and creates just

as much laughter, abusing everyone and being abused himself.

(...) Bridgeport.Evening Farmer, Oct. 23, 1914

& PLAZA THEATRE.

To the average theatregoer the following bill which has

been arranged at the Plaza theatre the latter half

of the week will appeal as an unusual one. Charlie Chaplin,

who has more friends and admirers in Bridgeport

than any other living performer, will be seen in a side-splitting

Keystone comedy entitled Those Love Pangs and

his appearance will be a source of unmeasurable pleasure

to the „fans“ of the inimitable „dunk.“

(...) Bridgeport.Evening Farmer, Oct. 22, 1914

„A Riot of Keystone Mirth“

Advertisement. „Bridgeport‘s Most Popular Playhouse

      PLAZA

      The Home of Keystones

      CHARLES CHAPLIN

      the Inimitable „Drunk“ in

      ,THOSE LOVE PANGS‘

      a Riot of Keystone Mirth“ (...)

      Plaza Theatre, 37 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport.

      Those Love Pangs is

      released by Keystone October 10, 1914.

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