A Film Johnnie Clippings 6/41
Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 6, 1914.
A Film Johnnie Scenes
& The door that welcomed Mabel Normand to Mack
Sennett‘s world of beach peaches, Keystone
cops and custard pies – those pies that „talked“ even
in the old, silent days.
(...) Photo with Keystone studio entrance, Edendale, near L. A.,
Photoplay, Nov. 1929
& – and the worst is yet to come.
Stage Door Johnny slapped by actress at stage entrance
(...) Cartoon, Los Angeles Times, March 7, 1914
& The New Stage Door Johnny
(...) Photoplay, April 1920
& A Film Johnnie (Keystone). March 2. –
Edgar English´s work in this picture will keep
it amusing. There are many good situations, fresh and laughable,
and the offering ought to be welcome everywhere
as a lightener of the program. Camera work helps a lot.
(...) Moving Picture World, March 7, 1914
& SAVOY
Picture Play House (...)
A FILM JOHNNIE
Keystone
You have heard of stage-door Johnnies. You just see
this one – you‘ll laugh like you never did before.
(...) Daily Arkansas Gazette, March 6, 1914
„Full of good situations, fresh and laughable“
Editorial content. „At the Savoy Today“ (...)
„A Film Johnnie, is full of good situations, fresh and laughable,
that make this a most enjoyable photoplay.“
Savoy, 509 Main Street, Little Rock.
A Film Johnnie is released by Keystone March 2, 1914.
„Good situations, fresh and laughable“ identical
with Moving Picture World.
Redaktioneller Inhalt. „A Film Johnnie (Keystone)
Filmstart 2. März – Das Werk von Edgar English* macht diesen
Film amüsant. Es gibt viele gute Situationen, frisch
und lachhaft, und die Darbietung dürfte überall als ein Aufheller
des Programms willkommen sein. Die Kameraarbeit
hilft eine ganze Menge.“
“ Edgar English ist Chaplins frauenbetörender
Schwindler in Making A Living.
