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Moving Picture World, New York, October 24, 1914.

Mabel Normand

(...) Illustrated Films Monthly, London, June 1914

& Los Angeles Athletic Club, NW corner

of 7th and Olive at 431 West 7th St, Los Angeles, 1912

& His Musical Career Scene

& Movie Stars in Vaudeville,

      Mason Operahouse.

      Photo Players All-Star Vaudeville.

      Next Friday and Saturday nights at the Mason Operahouse

the moving picture stars of Southern California will

present an all-star vaudeville performance under the auspices

of the Photo-Players‘ Club of Los Angeles, and the

elaborate programme arranged will include every well-known

film star of Southern California. (...)

      „Filson and Errol will appear in their famous comedy,

„A Tip on the Derby.“ (...) Edna Maison of the

Universal, Ford Sterling of the Sterling Company, J. Warren

Kerrigan of the Universal, Joseph Galbraith, the

former matinee idol of Belasco, Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Murray

and Roscoe Arbuckle, the big three of comedy

of the Keystone company.“ (...)

(...) Los Angeles Times, Oct. 25, 1914

„Charles Chaplin nearly was arrested“

Editorial content. „Once more the Los Angeles Athletic Club

auditorium was filled with enthusiastic fans who witnessed the

first public run of The Scarecrow of Oz.“ (...)

                              *   *   *

      „Mabel Normand writes from New York that she

is happy.

                              *   *   *

      Saturday Charles Chaplin nearly was arrested

for blocking traffic on Spring street while doing a scene in The

Song Shop.“

      Charles Chaplin is living at the Los Angeles Athletic Club.

      The definite title of The Song Shop is

      His Musical Career, which is finished and shipped

      by Keystone October 17, 1914.

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