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New York Times, New York, June 20, 1915.
Work Scenes
& Lyric, exterior by day, marquee WHAT DO MEN
WANT? New York
(...) Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 17, 1921
& CHAS. CHAPLIN
Gets a Laugh When Everything Else Fails
CHAS. CHAPLIN STATUETTES ... 49c
These figures are perfectly modeled, durable and
carefully colored. They show Chaplin in one of his
characteristic attitudes, with his famous comical smirk
on his face, the sack-bagging trousers, the Coster
Derby, the ever-present cane and the inimitable shoes.
If you have a friend who cannot smile, send
him one. (...)
Cone‘s
„a Good Drug Store“
ATLANTA
(...) Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, June 2, 1915
& ACADEMY GIVES AWAY
CHAPLIN STATUETTES
Everyone attending the Academy theater the
last three days of this week is receiving
a statuette of the famous comedian, Charlie Chaplin.
(...) Buffalo Courier, Buffalo, New York, June 18, 1915
& Charles Chaplin, wishing to convey to the public
that he does not appear in his new production, „A Woman of
Paris;“ affixed his signature to such an announcement
in view of the hundreds waiting to attend the premiere of the
film at the Lyric theatre in New York City.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, Oct. 27, 1923
„So absurdly like Charlie Chaplin“
Editorial content. „One of the pictures in the movie record
of Sir Douglas Mawson‘s great exploration in the
antarctic, now on exhibition at the Lyric, shows the interior
of the ice-bound hut the men built where spent
the long Winter sheltered from the fearful cold. (...) The penguins
make many new friends in each audience and are
so absurdly like Charlie Chaplin in their gait and their comic
style that they alone are worth going to see.“
Lyric, 42nd Street, West of Broadway, New York.
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