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New York Herald, New York, April 15, 1918.
A Dog‘s Life Scenes
& Byron Company (photographer), Strand Theatre, lobby
looking towards doors, billboards visible, one with
„Brewsters Millions“ starring Edward Abeles, New York,
1917, Museum of the City of New York
& Strand‘s Anniversary
Gala Programme Is Headed by Charlie Chaplin.
In commemoration of the Strand Theatre‘s
fourth anniversary, Manager Edel is presenting a special
gala programme of extraordinary attraction headed
by Charlie Chaplin in his latest comedy, to be shown exclusively
at the Strand, and Mae Marsh in the latest Goldwyn
photo-drama, The Face in the Dark.
A Dog Life is said to be the funniest and best constructed
comedy in which he has ever appeared
(...) Brooklyn Citizen, New York, April 14, 1918.
Similar text in Brooklyn Times Union, April 14, 1918.
„He has left out much of the usual slap stick work“
Editorial content. „Chaplin Returns
On Screen Here
A Dog‘s Life at the Strand Shows
Comedian at His Best.
After a year of no production, Charlie Chaplin shuffled
onto the screen at the Strand Theatre yesterday
in a comedy called A Dog‘s Life, so called because throughout
the picture play he has a small bull pup with him
which shows remarkable intelligence and sense of humor.
It is a well constructed comedy in which the comedian
lives up to his reputation. He has left out much of the usual slap
stick work.“ (...)
Strand, Broadway at 47th Street, New York.
A Dog‘s Life is released by First National April 21, 1918.
The pre-release date is April 14, 1918.
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