The Cure Clippings 61/70
Terry Ramsaye, Photoplay, New York, September 1917.
& Inside Stuff on Chaplin
Charles Chaplin uses an average of nearly
a hundred thousand feet of film every
time he makes a two thousand foot comedy.
(...) Motography, Aug. 25, 1917
„Chaplin comedies are not made. They occur“
Editorial content. „Chaplin –
And How He Does It
By Terry Ramsay
Illustrated by Herbert M. Stoops
BEFORE agreeing to give this article with its priceless
information to the eager waiting world, the writer
weighed most carefully his duty to literature and the public
against the selfish advantages to be gained
by holding the secrets and starting a school of Chaplinism.
It‘s a big opportunity. Imagine a line of
get-the-money ads –
WANTED – a million young men to take our course
in Charlie Chaplining. Highest paid profession
in the world.“ (...)
„Firstly – Chaplin comedies are not made. They
occur.“ (...)
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