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Washington Times, Washington, D. C., July 8, 1919.
Moore‘s RIALTO Theater (...) All Week
Charlie Chaplin in „Sunnyside“
(...) Evening Star, Washington, D. C., June 25, 1919
& Moore‘s Rialto (...) All week
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin (Nee Mildred Harris)
In the Impressive Lois Weber Production
„Home“ Overture – Violin Solo, Mr. Breeakin.
(...) Washington Times, July 9, 1919
& Rialto Theatre, exterior by day,
Washington, D. C., 1922
& Rialto Theatre, exterior by night, Washington, D. C.
(...) Wid‘s Daily, Dec. 30, 1920
& Rialto Theatre, auditorium with curtained screen,
Washington, D. C. – Rialto, Washington,
Where „Virtuous Men“ Will Have First Public Showing.
(...) Moving Picture World, April 26, 1919
& Photo. Mrs. Charlie Chaplin,
Nee Mildred Harris, who is at the Rialto all this week
in „Home.“
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin in „Home“ at Rialto.
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin (Mildred Harris) in the
special production „Home,“ will continue to be the chief
attraction at Moore‘s Rialto Theater at the remaining
days of this week. This photodrama gives Mrs. Chaplin one
of the best opportunities of her career to display
her histronic talents.
(...) Washington Times, July 9, 1919
Rialto Theater, 713 9th (at G) Street, Washington.
Sunnyside is released by First National June 15, 1919.
& Another Chaplin Contract
That is a new contract for Mrs. Charles Chaplin,
nee Mildred Harris. The little girl who became
the wife of the world‘s greatest comedian is here shown
with Louis B. Mayer, looking over the papers
by which – when she signed her signature – she became
a Mayer star – with a bonus of $100,000. The
new Mayer star will be presented as Mildred Harris Chaplin.
This picture was taken shortly before the birth
of the short-lived little son.
(...) Photoplay, Oct. 1919
„Charles Chaplin, Jr.“
Editorial content. „Charles Chaplin, Jr., Appears
On Life‘s Film
Los Angeles, July 8. – Charles Spenser Chaplin, jr., arrived
last night and weighs seven and three-quarter pounds.“ (...)
Front page.
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