A Dog‘s Life Clippings 50/146
R. M. Brinkerhoff, Moving Picture World, N. Y., March 30, 1918.
Charlie Chaplin in „A Dog‘s Life“
THE $1,000,000 A YEAR COMEDIAN IS HERE SHOWN,
WITH HIS LEADING LADY, EDNA PURVIANCE,
IN A SCENE FROM THE FIRST OF HIS COMEDIES FOR THE
FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS‘ CIRCUIT, INC.
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, April 13, 1918
& Earnest young man, visitor at Charlie Chaplin‘s studio:
„I‘ve been reading about the high cost of producing
pictures, and I think I‘ve got an idea for a good comedy that
can be produced at very slight cost.“
Charlie: „All right. What is it?“
E. Y. M.: „The first scene shows Eve in the Garden
of Eden –“
Mr. Chaplin: „Oh, no –“
E. Y. M.: „Aren‘t you interested this morning?“
Mr. Chaplin: „No, I‘m not interested this
morning, nor this afternoon, nor this Eve. I don‘t care
Adam about any Garden of Eden picture.“
(...) WHISPERS by the Village Pest, Los Angeles Times,
March 28, 1918
„‘S ´Matter, Fire?“ „No! New Charlie Chaplin Picture“
Advertisement. „There Are Two Exhibitors in Our Town
and One Is Wondrous Wise“ (...)
Cartoon by R. M. BRINKERHOFF.
Cinema shown on left side with marquee GREAT DRAMA
STICKUP MIKE.
Cinema shown on right side with marquee Charlie Chaplin
in A Dog‘s Life.
The Crowd is running to the cinema on the right side.
A Wife on left to her husband: „A Little
More Speed, Ezra. I don‘t want to miss any of it.“
First Man on right: „‘S ´Matter, Fire?“
Second man on right: „No! New Charlie Chaplin
Picture“ (...)
„Foreign Rights to ,First National‘ Chaplins controlled by Wm.
Vogel Productions, Inc., Longacre Bldg., New York City.“
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