Police Clippings 3/38
Winnipeg Tribune, Winnipeg, Canada, May 13, 1916.
THE ART OF CHARLES CHAPLIN
BY MINNIE MADDERN FISKE
(...) Harper‘s Weekly, May 6, 1916
& National (before Victoria) Theatre, exterior by night, Winnipeg,
Canada, undated, dancebob
& NATIONAL – Charlie Chaplin proves his dramatic ability
as well as his cleverness in comedy in the latest
Essanay Chaplin comedy, „Police,“ now showing at the National.
As a robber he enters a house and loots it. Then when
the woman tells him her mother is ill, he forces his companion
in crime to quit the premises. Later he returns the rings
his companion refused to part with until forced to after a battle
with Chaplin. This part he plays straight and
adds a touch of pathos to the otherwise slap-stick work.
(...) Winnipeg Tribune, May 23, 1916
& NATIONAL – „Police,“ Charlie Chaplin‘s latest Essanay
production for the exhibition of his funny antics and
acrobatic fireworks will be shown at the National for only two
days more the other numbers on the bill being changed
for the last half of the week. Of course Chaplin generally occupies
the center of the stage although there are a number
of others in the cast including Edna Purviance who, in this
play, has a straight dramatic instead of a comedy part.
(...) Winnipeg Tribune, May 26, 1916
& NATIONAL THEATRE
11.30 to 11.30, City Time
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Is Still Keeping
„POLICE“
Busy at The National. Just Two Days More
Last Chance Tomorrow. Better make
it today and avoid Saturday‘s Rush.
„Police“ is his latest Essanay-Chaplin Comedy
(...) Winnipeg Tribune, May 26, 1916
„Coming Soon“
Advertisement. „NATIONAL THEATRE“ (...)
„Coming Soon
Charlie Chaplin in ,POLICE‘“
National, 300-302 Fort Street, Winnipeg.
Police is released by Essanay May 27, 1916.
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