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New York Tribune, New York, November 29, 1910.

Showing installation of Stanley Display Cases at Loew‘s American Theatre, exterior and interior, New York

(...) Ad, Variety, August 22, 1919

& Tom Terris, an English actor, has arranged to make a series

of one-act productions at the American Music Hall

during the Winter, starting on Dec. 12 with a play called

A Man‘s Shadow, from the French of Moreau

and Delacour.

(...) New York Times, Dec. 2, 1910

„Fred Karno´s comedians“

Editorial content. „Charles A. Bigelow and Mlle. Mizzi Hajos

appeared at the American Music Hall yesterday

in a clever little sketch called The Girl and the Guy by Roi

Cooper Megrue. (...) Others on the programme

of twenty-two numbers were“ (...) „Fred Karno´s comedians

in A Night in a London Music Hall.“ (...)

      American Theatre, A Night in an English Music Hall.

      From clippings of the Museum of Modern Art,

      New York, newspaper or date of publishing unidentified,

      handwritten 1982 by Fritz Hirzel:  

      „Charles Chaplin, as the polite drunk, is an artist and even

      though doing the broadest burlesque, never gets out

      of his part for an instant. His falls in and out of the boxes are

      wonderful, and were he not a skilled acrobat, he would

      break his neck.“

      American Theatre, 42nd Street West of Broadway, New York.

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