Work Clippings 26/85
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, June 22, 1915.
Colonial, exterior by day, Chicago, undated, postcard in color, CardCow.com, detail
& „Colonial Theatre, Promenade de Luxe, Chicago,“ undated,
postcard in color, Cinema Treasures
& Chaplin Saves the Day at the Colonial (...)
„NOW, I‘ll tell you why I don‘t like moving Pictures,“ observed
the newspaper man truculently barring my path to THE
TRIBUNE cashier‘s window. „I went over to the Colonial to see
Chaplin and enjoyed the two reels of ,Work‘ immensely
and then there were six reels of wormwood that spoiled the
whole thing.“
In spite of a personal affection for pictures I agreed
with him. (...)
Chaplin in his paste and paper saga –
it certainly is mythical – is true to form in funniness and
he is much more seeable from the point of view
of respectability than of yore.
(...) FLICKERINGS from FILM LAND by Kitty Kelly,
Chicago Tribune, June 23, 1915
& What the Chicago Tribune
says of the new
Essanay-Chaplin play. (...)
Chaplin Saves the Day at the Colonial (...)
Chaplin in his paste and paper saga –
it certainly is mythical – is true to form in funniness and
he is much more seeable from the point of view
of respectability than of yore.
(...) Moving Picture World, July 10, 1915
„CHARLIE CHAPLIN in ,WORK‘“
Advertisement. „Jones, Linick & Schaefer‘s
Colonial
Theatre Beautiful“ (...)
„CHARLIE CHAPLIN in ,WORK‘
Symphony Orchestra
$25,000 Hope-Jones Unit Orchestra“ (...)
Colonial Theatre, 24 West Randolph Street, Chicago.
Work is released by Essanay June 21, 1915.
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