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Des Moines Tribune, Des Moines, Iowa. November 13, 1916.

Behind the Screen Scenes

& Empress Theatre, exterior by day, marquee „Vaudeville,“

poster „Where Everybody Goes,“ Des Moines – Facade of Empress theatre, Des Moines

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, June 26, 1920

& Empress Theatre, auditorium with stage, Des Moines

(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, July 10, 1920

& Empress

5 Big Acts 4 Shows Daily

Continuous Vaudeville WHERE EVERYBODY GOES (...)

Helene Wohlford (...) Modern Dances

      Charlie Chaplin in „Behind the Screen“

First Time in Des Moines

The Latest Release Under His $670,000 a Year Contract

      „Behind the Screen“ is without any doubt

the funniest picture that Charlie Chaplin ever stumbled through.

You don‘t dare draw a breath for fear you‘ll blink your

eyes, and if you blink your eyes goodness only knows what

you‘ll miss.

      „A Very Funny Picture.“ – Capital. 

(...) Des Moines Tribune, Nov. 11, 1916

& CHARLIE CHAPLIN in „Behind the Screen“ EMPRESS

(...) Photo, Des Moines Tribune, Nov. 12, 1916

„Aeroplane Vaudeville at Submarine Prices“

Advertisement. „EMPRESS 5 Big Acts 4 Shows Daily

„Where Everybody Goes“

Aeroplane Vaudeville at Submarine Prices.

      NOW --- WARD & CURRAN

      4 Other Acts“ (...)

      Empress Theatre, 412 8th Street, Des Moines.

      Behind the Screen is

      released by Mutual November 13, 1916.

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