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Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington, July 10, 1915.
Melbourne, exterior by day, Seattle, circa 1912 –
The Melbourne Theatre – Photo-Playhouse Beautiful,
Hear Lewis Dimond, The Eminent Pianist,
Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society, postcard
& Melbourne Theatre (on right), Looking
North on 2nd Avenue, Seattle, 1914, Puget Sound
Theatre Organ Society
& Chas. Chaplin,
Dispeller of Gloom, says
„Smile With Me“
at „WORK“
One of my best ones. (...) Melbourne
(...) Seattle Star, July 14, 1915
& Melbourne
Sunday and Week
Charles Chaplin
in his latest comedy
„Work“
Two acts of unadulterated fun.
(...) Seattle Star, July 10, 1915
& Melbourne
Charlie Chaplin is convulsing patrons of the Melbourne
this week in his newest comedy, „Work.“ Every action
of Chaplin, who takes the part of an assistant to a paperhanger,
is the signal for a gale of laughter.
(...) Seattle Star, July 14, 1915
& Melbourne
The Melbourne is drawing packed houses this week.
Reason: Charlie Chaplin in his comedy, „Work.“
(...) Seattle Star, July 15, 1915
„Opens an engagement at the Melbourne“
Editorial content. „MELBOURNE
Chaplin‘s comedy, Work, opens an engagement
at the Melbourne Sunday. In this play Chaplin
is the helper of a paper hanger. They enter a swell home
and begin work. Paste is smeared all over everything,
including Charley‘s boss‘ head. Charley falls in love with
the maid and daubs her up, too.“
Melbourne, 2nd Avenue (at University Street), Seattle.
Work is released by Essanay June 21, 1915.
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