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Tacoma Times, Tacoma, Washington, November 18, 1916.

Behind the Screen Scenes

& CHARLIE IN „RIOT“ FILM

      Charlie Chaplin is a „riot“ in his newest Mutual comedy

„Behind the Screen,“ at the Melbourne. This is the

first time the picture has been shown here and it is at the

Melbourne only five days after its general release

date, Nov. 14.

(...) Tacoma Times, Nov. 20, 1916

& The Melbourne Theatre

Opens

Saturday March 8

You cannot afford to miss the opening of this

High Class House

(...) Tacoma Times, March 7, 1913

„The funniest Chaplin In years“

Editorial content/Advertisement. „Chaplin Reveals Secrets

      Of Fun In a Movie Studio“

      Photo. „Behind the Scenes with Charlie Chaplin.“

The film‘s name is Behind the Screen. „A scene

from his newest play by that name, which comes to the

Melbourne Sunday. Edna Purviance plays

opposite Charlie.

      And now Charlie Chaplin is going to tip off all the

secrets of motion picture making. His latest comedy, fresh from

the Mutual studios where he is at work under his

$670,000 contract, is called Behind the Screen. It is said by those

who have seen it to be the funniest Chaplin In years.

It is the feature of the new Melbourne program Sunday.

      This new comedy was released on November 13.

      Chaplin has literally kidded the world. He has ridiculed

the officious floor walker; kidded the fireman, travestied

the policeman, made fun of the pawnbroker, burlesqued the

tramp and parodied the nobility – and this time he has

made fun of the motion picture world.

      This is the first run of the film in Tacoma.“

      Melbourne Theatre, 916 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma.

      Behind the Screen is

      released by Mutual November 13, 1916.

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