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Tillie's Punctured Romance - 1960s reissue

I love these 1960s reissues of silent films -- how they manage to be informative, affectionate, yet condescending all at the same time. Here's the first few minutes of a dollar disc find.  
 
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BabkaPierogi (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Sennett might have been a little upset with the introductory paragraph & the phrase "king of comedy" applied to Chaplin as Mack proclaimed himself the very same! It would be interesting to know all the re-release dates of this film. On the internet is a pressbook from Tillie dated 1950. Notes of interest on Sennett: Was involved(in a way)with 3 Abbott & Costello films. His film, The Pharmacist was adapted for radio in 1938. It's a Mad, Mad...World(1963) duplicated a scene from a MS movie.

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