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New York Tribune, New York, March 16, 1919.
Broadway Theatre, exterior by night, Herbert Brennon‘s
„The Lone Wolf,“ New York
(...) Moving Picture World, Sept. 1, 1917
& Broadway Theatre, lobby display
with reproduction of Maurice Kashin‘s „Shoulder Arms“
invitation card reading ‘Twill be your unique
privilege to see Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaplin
on the same program
(...) Moving Picture Weekly, Dec. 7, 1918
& B. S. Moss Broadway, exterior by day, marquee „No
Woman Knows,“ New York
(...) Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 10, 1921
& Loew‘s Broadway, exterior by day, marquee Todays‘
Feature David Belasco‘s Dramatization „The Stranglers of Paris,“
A Photo Play Event, New York
(...) Moving Picture World, April 25, 1914
& Broadway Theatre, exterior by night, marquee Alice
Joyce & Harry Morey „Within the Law,“ New York
(...) Motography, May 12, 1917
& The Broadway had the billing „Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chaplin,“
in electric lights this week, but admitted it was design
and not accident that found both stars on the same program.
Mrs. Charlie (Mildred Harris) has youth, good looks
and an appealing sweetness to recommend her for any picture,
and in „When a Girl Loves“ she just bubbles over with
downright goodness. As the daughter of a poor preacher, come
to a western town in search of health, there was no
necessity for costume display, but a Scotch plaid taffeta and
a dark crepe de chine showed careful attention to
appropriate becoming styles. There is a pretty girl not programed, playing the degenerate woman, and the character types
are splendid – particularly some of the close-ups shown during the ,fighting parson‘s‘ sermons.
(...) Variety, March 21, 1919
& The entire programme will remain unchanged at the
Broadway Theatre. Mildred Harris will be seen in
the Lois Weber production, „When a Girl Loves.“ Charlie Chaplin
will be seen in a revival of his first million-dollar comedy,
„A Dog‘s Life.“
The Broadway Concert Orchestra, under the direction
of James C. Bradford, will render Goldmark‘s
„Sakuntala.“ Walter Edelstein, the fourteen-year-old violinist,
will also be retained.
(...) New York Tribune, March 16, 1919
„Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaplin“
Advertisement. „Broadway Theatre“ (...)
„Direction M. Kashin“
Illustration. „Charles Chaplin Mildred Harris
Just Married
‘Twill be your unique privilege to see
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaplin
in their latest offerings on the same program
Program
Charlie Chaplin
in A Dog‘s Life
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
When a Girl Loves
Starting Today and All Week
Broadway Theatre
Direction M. Kashin“
Broadway Theatre, B‘way & 41st Street, New York.
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