Easy Street Clippings 3/81
Stuart Carothers, Norton Courier, Norton, Kansas, Nov. 30. 1916.
A certain rather well known comedian and the replica of himself
he ordered in New York from Los Angeles.
(...) Photo, Motography, Jan. 27, 1917
& Gossip of Screen Players.
Edna Purviance gave a Halloween party for the members
of the Charlie Chaplin company.
(...) Chicago Tribune, Nov. 19, 1916
& MOVIE SOUVENIR PLAYING CARDS (...)
Joker Chaplin Card
(...) Motion Picture, Jan. 1917
& Chaplin Dolled Up
Charlie Chaplin is probably the only man in the world
who could wire across the continent for
a statue of himself and get it within twenty-four hours.
When the world-famed comedian was
requested to contribute a doll, dressed like himself, to a charity
bazaar he wired from Los Angeles to a famous doll
shop in New York for a three-foot replica of himself, minus
nothing from the dinky derby down to the shuffling
shoes.
The doll was at its destination in Chicago twenty-four hours
later. Not even the stickpin in the flimsy red tie had been
forgotten, and the well-known cane hung on the bisque arms
in a most Chaplinesque manner.
(...) Motography, Jan. 27, 1917
„Again my career is blighted!“
Editorial content. „He Is Satisfied
Charley Chaplin‘s Comic Capers
A Cold, Cold World
Copyright, 1915, by Keeley-Handy Syndicate.
,There‘s a future to this carpenter business i‘m going to stick.‘
BLAM!
,Excuse me, boss, i‘m the new helper.‘
SLAM!
,It was purely accidental.‘
BANG!
BAM!
,Gosh‘
WHAM!
,Again my career is blighted!‘
Carothers.“
Comic Strip.
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