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Motion Picture News, New York, March 30, 1918.
Charlie Chaplin, Movie Actor,
Receives Welcome to Nashville
The above picture shows Charlie Chaplin, the famous
screen comedian, standing in his automobile at the
Union Station smiling at the crowd that had gathered to see him
on his arrival in the city. In the car with him are members
of his party who are traveling in the interest of the third Liberty Loan.
(...) Photo by Wiles, Tennessean, Nashville, April 19, 1918
& FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS‘ CIRCUIT
TO THE UTMOST.
New York, March 6, 1918.
Editor, Moving Picture World,
New York.
Dear Sir: Your suggestion that the first anniversary of America‘s
entry into the World War be commemorated by the
motion picture exhibitors of this country with a Liberty Loan Night
is the kind of suggestion that will create enthusiasm
and give the practical results that our Government needs
in these tremendous times. (...)
Yours very truly
The First National Exhibitors‘ Circuit, Inc.
J. D. Williams, Manager.
(...) Moving Picture World, March 30, 1918
& Chaplin in the South.
Mr. Chaplin first spoke in Washington April 6, and his
tour for the week carried him through two meetings
in Virginia and down through North Carolina. Tomorrow he will
fill appointments in South Carolina: April 16, Augusta,
Ga.; April 17, Macon, Ga. (afternoon), Atlanta, Ga. (night);
April 18, Nashville, Tenn.; April 19, Bowling Green, Ky.;
April 20, Memphis, Tenn.; April 22, Greenville, Miss.; April 23,
New Orleans, La.; April 24, Port Arthur, Tex. (afternoon),
Beaumont, Tex. (night); April 25, Galveston, Tex. (afternoon),
Houston, Tex. (evening); April 26, Austin, Tex.
(afternoon), San Antonio, Tex. (evening); April 27, Waco, tex. (afternoon), and Dallas, Tex. (evening).
(...) Actor Folk in the Liberty Loan Trenches, Ogden Standard,
Ogden City, Utah, April 13, 1918
„Will visit important points in Southern states“
Editorial content. „Four Great Stars
Will Tour for Liberty Loan
Early in April, four of the greatest stars of filmdom,
engaged in production on the West coast, will
leave for various parts of the country to aid the committees
of the several states in the sale of Liberty Loan
Bonds of the third issue.“ (...) „Charles Chaplin, and
Chaplin‘s secretary, Tom Harrington, and
Publicity Director Carlyle Robinson, will visit important
points in Southern states.“ (...)
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