Work Clippings 17/85
New York Tribune, New York, June 20, 1915.
CHARLEY CHAPLIN‘S COMIC CAPERS
I Want Work
(...) Des Moines Tribune, Des Moines, Iowa, June 23, 1915
& World War One. French troops leaving train, 1910s,
Bain Collection, Library of Congress
& 12-in. Guns amid ships HMS INDOMITABLE (Dread Cruiser),
1910s. Bain Collection, Library of Congress
& French Infantry scouting in woods, 1910s. Bain Collection,
Library of Congress
& Little Journeys Into the Homes of Resorters
„Frog Fairy“ Delights The Pequot Colony
Staged on Terrace of Formal Garden
on Estate of the George M. Landers – Luncheons and
Card Parties the Order of the Day.“ (...)
H. D. Saxton‘s annual party for the Griswold and Eastern
Point cottage children was held on Tuesday.
Mr. Saxton‘s guests, numbering forty-five children within
the age of eight years, were seated on both
sides of the T-shaped table, upon which were piled toys
and souvenirs. A Charlie Chaplin hat covered
each small masculine guest plate, and the little men were
not slow in donning them at every rakish
angle ever discovered by Charlie Chaplin, and perhaps
a few original ones.
(...) New York Tribune, July 25, 1915
„Their own Charlie Chaplin“
Editorial content. Photo. „The working girls of New York
have their own Charlie Chaplin.“
Part of New York Tribune report: „Anne Morgan
Opens Vacation camp
Surf Lures Newport Society: Casino Gay“
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