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| Washington Evening Star, 14-April-1923 |
Chaplin's escaped convict posed as a minister in "The Pilgrim." I wonder if the writing on the top of this ad was on purpose.
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A lobby display in New York City contrasted the convict and the minister. <
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| Brownsville Herald, 21-April-1923 |
The way that this ad misspells his name is unfortunate.
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| Brownsville Herald, 21-April-1923 |
Meanwhile, lots of Chaplin films were being rereleased. I assume that Tillie's Romance is a rerelease of the 1914 feature Tillie's Punctured Romance, a Mack Sennett production which starred Marie Dressler.
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| Perth Amboy Evening News, 30-April-1923 |
This all-comedy bill included:
The Bank -- Charlie Chaplin -- Essanay -- 1915
Bumping Into Broadway -- Harold Lloyd -- Roach -- 1919
The Bakery -- Larry Semon -- Vitagraph -- 1921
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