The Immigrant Clippings 52/72
Ben H. Grimm, Moving Picture World, New York, June 30, 1917.
Ben Grimm in Signal Corps
Moving Picture World Reporter Puts on Khaki – Is Volunteer
in the Signal Service Stationed at Camp Alfred Vail,
Little Silver, N. J.
BEN H. GRIMM, for some time connected with the editorial
stuff of the Moving Picture World and one of the most
popular of the motion picture trade paper men in New York, has
joined Uncle Sam‘s war forces and has probably earned
the distinction of being the first of the New York picture trade paper
men to volunteer his services for war. (...)
Photo. Ben H. Grimm.
(...) Moving Picture World, Oct. 6, 1917
& THE IMMIGRANT (Lone Star), June 22. – Charlie Chaplin‘s
latest. The offering contains about five big splashes
of laughter and a whole tidal wave of giggles. We get a new
line on the Chaplin walk. Charlie comes across
in a steamer with other immigrants. He meets a girl whom
he later drags to the marriage license bureau.
(...) Comments on the Films,
Moving Picture World, June 30, 1917
„There is some uproariously funny stuff“
Editorial content. „Reviews of Current Productions“ (...)
,The Immigrant‘
Charlie Chaplin‘s Latest Two-Reel Mutual Release
Comes Across With a Bang.
Reviewed by Ben H. Grimm.
IN The Immigrant Charlie Chaplin comes across with about
five big, spontaneous splashes of laughter and a tidal
wave of giggles. In the latest Mutual-Chaplin we get a new,
and, if possible, funnier idea of the famous Chaplin walk.
This happens when the boat rolls. In fact, the rolling of the boat
furnishes Charlie with opportunities for laughmaking
all during the first reel. There is some uproariously funny stuff
pulled when the bunch of immigrants go to the messroom
for eats.“ (...)
The Immigrant Still.
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