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San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 13, 1916.

Behind the Screen Scenes

& Market Street (later Esquire) Theatre, auditorium with

screen, San Francisco, undated, Jack Tillmany Collection, San Francisco Theatres

& Tivoli Announces Double Attraction

      Chaplin on Bill At Market Street

      Photos. Edna Purviance, who will appear on the Market

Street Theater‘s screen with Charlie Chaplin in

„Behind the Screen,“ and Robert Warwick, coming to the

Tivoli in „The Heart of a Hero.“

      Famous Film Comedian to be Seen in Latest

      and Funniest of His Screens (...)

      Charlie Chaplin will be the star of the programme next

week at the Market Street Theater, appearing in his

latest Mutual comedy, „Behind the Screen.“ It is claimed for

this picture, the seventh to be released through the

Mutual service, that it is the funniest of the Chaplin productions,

and that it contains in its rapidly moving scenes every

humorous situation of which comedy or farce is capable. it is

the first to disclose to the world the story of screened

actors, and though the story is told in a highly humorous way,

it still exhibits with graphic realism the life which is

lived by „studio actors.“ The largest cast that has yet appeared

with Chaplin will be seen, and will include the beautiful

Edna Purviance and the giant, Eric Campbell.

      This week‘s programme at the Market Street is attracting

wide attendance.

(...) San Francisco Chronicle, Nov. 10, 1916

„The funniest Chaplin In years“

Advertisement. „Charlie Chaplin At Market Street

      Chester Conklin Also Has Laugh-Producing Film

      Charlie Chaplin, in Behind the Screen, and

Chester Conklin, in A Tugboat Romeo, are leaders in an

amusing comedy bill at the Market Street Theater

this week.

      Behind the Screen, Chaplin‘s latest, starts out with a bang,

and keeps on banging through every single foot of film.

      Chester Conklin, in the latest Keystone comedy,  A Tugboat Romeo, has one of the best comedies made by this

popular company.“

      Market Street Theatre, 982-1112 Market Street, San Francisco.

      Behind the Screen is

      released by Mutual November 13, 1916.

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