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Motion Picture News, New York, May 4, 1918-
Charlie Chaplin, now on tour of the United States in behalf
of the third Liberty loan, has been drafted for the
army and will probably enter the service in June, according
to a report from the Los Angeles exemption board.
Chaplin, who is an Englishman, has waived his exemption
rights and will serve in the United States army.
(...) Motography, May 4, 1918.
Chaplin won‘t enter the service.
„It uses up all synonyms of howl“
Editorial content. „,We thank you‘
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N.Y. Globe
Round the Town
With E. Jay Kaufman.
Could anything save a Chaplin picture have taken
the place of an afternoon in the sun? It could not.
Yesterday to the Strand came A Dog‘s Life. It uses up all
synonyms of howl.“ (...)
„Eve. Sun“ (...)
„N. Y. World“ (...)
„N. Y. Herald“ (...)
„Eve. Mail“ (...)
„Morn. Sun“ (...)
„Eve. Telegram“ (...)
„Motion Picture News“ (...)
„Trade Review“ (...)
„N. Y. Telegraph“ (...)
„N. Y. Globe“ (...)
„Motion Picture World“ (...)
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N.Y. Tribune“ (...)
„A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION“ (...)
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