A Dog‘s Life Clippings 101/146
Moving Picture World, New York, May 18, 1918.
Henry Fink (words) & Al. Piantadosi (music), The Curse
Of An Aching Heart (You Made Me What I Am
To Day), New York, 1918, sheet music
& Joe Young & Sam M. Lewis (words) & Walter Donaldson
(music), How ‘Ya Gonna Keep ‘Em
Down On The Farm, New York, 1918, sheet music
& You made me think you cared for me, And
I believed in you – Words by HENRY FINK Music by Al
Piantadosi, Sheet Music Cover
& Strand Theatre, stage with organ, setting and the Strand
Symphony Orchestra, New York
(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, Sept. 1, 1917
„Obtain as much of a burlesque effect as possible“
Editorial content. „Musical Suggestion Synopsis.“ (...)
DOG‘S LIFE, A. (Chaplin – Three reels) – Theme unnecessary.
This is a slapstick comedy requiring two drummers and all
the traps in the world. The music should be light, using You Made
Me What I Am Today when girl sings, and Down on the
Farm in the last reel where Charlie is shown planting potatoes.
Obtain as much of a burlesque effect as possible. Cue
sheets can be obtained from the First National Exhibitors‘ exchange.“
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