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Museum Artifact: Charlie Chaplin Collectible Postcard, Essanay No. 1 , 1915 Made By: Essanay Film MFG Co. / Essanay Studios, 1333 W. Argyle
Charlie Chaplin and Essanay Studios.
The photo shows Charlie Chaplin with his Essanay colleagues Francis X. Bushman (left) and G.M. Anderson.
The photo is from a published article.
Essanay Photoplays, 1909-1915.
A Woman
Charlie Chaplin USA, 1915
A Woman
Charlie Chaplin USA, 1915
"His New Job" (1915) directed by Charlie Chaplin.
In January 1915, Charlie Chaplin signed a contract with the Essanay Film Manufacturing Company in Chicago, which resulted in the production of thirteen more films. Creative independence freed Chaplin from having to submit to the visions of others. The new company gave him greater freedom to create his own films. Charlie Chaplin slowly began assembling his small, permanent team; Ben Turpin, Leo White, Bud Jamison, Billy Armstrong, Fred Goodwins, and Paddy McGuire joined him in the films he directed. However, the most important task was finding an actress who could become the star of Chaplin's films. […] Edna Purviance […]. She was blonde, beautiful, and serious, and she immediately captivated Chaplin. […] Over the next eight years, she appeared with him in thirty-five films and proved to be his most captivating star.
Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in the 1915 film "In the Park."
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Poster for "Sherlock Holmes" (1916)
Poster for “Sherlock Holmes” (1916)
Essanay Studios.
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ESSANAY (1915).
Alkali Ike’s Auto 1911 Alkali Ike's Auto is a 1911 American comedy film directed by Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson, one of the "Alkali Ike" series.
